星野源、記者からの“恋ダンス”要求に「ハードルが高い」　「第41回エランドール賞」会見

★High-quality★ Entertainment news posted daily! Subscribe to "MAiDiGiTV" here↓ http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... The 41st Elan d'or Awards, which honor actors, producers, and works active in film and television dramas, was held in Tokyo on February 2nd. Newcomer Award recipients Suzu Hirose, Mitsuki Takahata, and Haru, along with actors Gen Hoshino, Kentaro Sakaguchi, and Dean Fujioka, were in attendance. The Newcomer Award is presented to actors who possess star quality and acting ability and are expected to lead the next generation of film and television. Takahata and Sakaguchi co-starred in the Fuji TV "Monday 9pm" drama "Someday I'll Remember This Love, I'll Cry" and the NHK morning drama "Toto Neechan," while Haru and Fujioka co-starred in the morning drama "Asaka ga Kita." This made it a wonderful opportunity for them to all be present. Hirose, who starred in a string of popular films last year including "Chihayafuru," "Your Lie in April," and "Rage," and Hoshino, who gained attention for his role in the hit TBS drama series "Nigehaji," also won the Newcomer Award and attended the ceremony. A diverse group of presenters also came to congratulate the winners, including Aragaki Yui, who starred in "Nigehaji," Karasawa Toshiaki, who co-starred with Takahata in "Toto Neechan," Omori Mika, the screenwriter for "Asaka Ga Kita," and Nono Sumika, who played Takahata's shamisen teacher Miwa. The Elan d'or Awards are hosted by the Motion Picture and Television Producers Association of Japan and this year marks their 41st time. The Producer's Award was given to Yamauchi Akihiro of the film "Shin Godzilla," Yashiki Yotaro and Yoshikawa Kunio of the NHK Taiga drama "Sanada Maru," the Producer's Encouragement Award was given to Kawaguchi Noriyoshi of the film "Your Name" and Oda Rena of the Nippon Television drama series "Subtle but Amazing! Kono Etsuko, the Proofreader Girl," and the Special Award was given to the "Nigehaji" production team.