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According to Japanese media reports, the live-action film "Ghost in the Shell", adapted from the work of Japanese manga artist Masamune Shiro, held its world premiere at Tokyo's Kabukicho Movie City on March 16. In the cold weather, there are still about 500 fans present to support.
Led by Scarlett Johansson, who plays Shōzo, Takeshi Kitano, Piru Especk, Juliet Binoch and other stars and directors Rupert Sanders were all present. Japanese actors Kaoru Momoi, Hanori Yamamoto, Toyo Izumihara, and Lila Fukushima also attended the premiere.
Johnson, dressed in a cobalt blue dress, sighed: "This work is the crystallization of the love of all our cast members. As the venue for the world premiere, this is the most suitable place (Tokyo). I am honored to spend this celebratory evening with you. ”
Takeshi Kitano said: "The live-action version is more exciting than imagined. "I have a lot of confidence in this film.
In addition, Kaoru Momoi plays a Japanese woman who has a close relationship with Shosa in the film. Kaoru Momoi spoke highly of Johnson, who co-starred: "When we perform together, we always bring a lot of inspiration to people, and we are very good actors. Not only as an actor, but also as a woman, she is also very attractive and is a very handsome person. As long as she (Johnson) is present, it's going to be enjoyable. The widowed sister, who was deeply touched by the rumors, took the initiative to come forward and hug Momoi Kaoru warmly, and the scene was very warm and touching.
It is reported that "Ghost in the Shell" will be released in Chinese mainland on April 7.
