池松壮亮、菅田将暉に素っ気ない？共演は「しばらくない」　映画「セトウツミ」初日舞台あいさつ1

★High-Quality★ Entertainment news posted daily! Subscribe to "MAiDiGiTV" here↓ http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... Actors Sosuke Ikematsu and Masaki Suda attended the opening day stage greeting for the film "Setoutsumi" (directed by Tatsushi Omori), in which they co-star, held in Tokyo on July 2nd. Regarding his co-starring with Suda, Ikematsu calmly said, "We've been working together quite a bit this year, so I don't think we'll see each other for a while. I think it'll be like, 'Let Those Guys Go.'" He added nonchalantly, "But if there's a sequel, we'll meet again. If there isn't, it won't be for a while, but I hope to see you again somewhere." Suda responded, "It's like he's dead." Suda, meanwhile, revealed about Ikematsu, "(At first) I imagined we might not even exchange a single word," but added, "Now, it feels like I'm back in Osaka (my hometown)." "Setoutsumi" is based on a manga by Konomoto Kazuya that is currently being serialized in "Bessatsu Shonen Champion" (Akita Shoten). The story revolves around the casual conversations between two high school boys from the Kansai region, the cool Utsumi played by Ikematsu and the playful Seto played by Suda, with Nakajo playing the heroine, high school girl Kashimura. Suda introduced the film as "a movie where you sit and talk. It's the perfect movie to watch on DVD," which put director Omori at a loss, but he smiled and said, "I love everyone who came to see it on the big screen!" and encouraged the audience by saying, "It could be a sequel, depending on all of you." Co-star Nakajo Ayami and director Omori also appeared on stage to greet the audience.