DVD release - The Triumphant General Rouge (TC Entertainment) available on 9/8/2009
Posted by Kevin Ouellette on Thursday, June 4, 2009 EST at 4:46pm
Filed under: Drama, DVD/Blu-ray releases
Japanese distributor TC Entertainment will be releasing The Triumphant General Rouge (General Rouge no Gaisen, 2009), the sequel to 2008’s The Glorious Team Batista, on DVD with English subtitles in September.
Plot: Taguchi (Yuko Takeuchi) and Shiratori (Hiroshi Abe) return to investigate the suspicious connection between a charismatic emergency physician (Masato Sakai) and a medical manufacturer which loses its top executive to suicide as soon as the investigation begins.
Region 2, NTSC, 16:9 anamorphic widescreen, DVD-9, 2 discs. Japanese Dolby 5.1, DTS, and stereo audio tracks with selectable English and Japanese subtitles (main movie only). Bonus disc includes making-of the footage, stage greetings, cast/staff interview, and trailers. Also included: 20-page booklet.
Note: Actual cover art not yet available. Theatrical poster displayed instead.
Available at the following retailer(s) on September 8, 2009:
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Tags: hiroshi abe, masato sakai, shiro sano, tc entertainment, tetsuji tamayama, the triumphant general rouge, yoshihiro nakamura, yuko takeuchi
Comments
Every time I see Hiroshi Abe I think of his Looney Tune magician in Survive Style 5. Viva friends!
Haha how sad. Abe is a former model and Terajima is… erm, not. But yeah, he towers over most other actors in everything he’s in. I have Aruitemo Aruitemo on order actually. It’s the last of the big critical successes from 2008 I haven’t seen yet.
Aruitemo is my favorite film i’ve seen in 2009 so far, followed by This World Of Ours. Funuke Show Some Love comes in third, and Departures is definitely up there in the top 10.
Ozu must have possessed Kore-eada’s soul during the filming of Still Walking. There’s no other explanation for this gift of a film.
yes! Hiroshi Abe! Poor guy gets mistaken for Susumu Terajima all the time. I was relieved to see them both in the same scene during Aruitemo Aruitemo just so fans could finally see the physical comparison (Abe is much taller) and acknowledge that they are two completely different actors. i love ‘em both! lookin’ forward to this film.