大木铃的简介-smashy office,smash office

《头文字D》是由刘伟强和麦兆辉联合导演，周杰伦，知铃木杏，陈冠希，黄秋生，余文乐，陈小春等主演的一部动作片道

这是中国人投资拍摄并且在中国放映的电影。所以专都是说汉语。
周杰伦和黄秋属生饰演一对父子。现实中并不是父子关系。

CV：若林直美
大木玲是随蚀而漂流到十二国世界的海客。在翠微洞的90多年间受尽屈辱，将素昧平生的景王中岛阳子当作了精神支柱。曾寄居才国期间受到采王的亲切照顾。

日本。

《头文字D》改编自日本的同名漫画集，日本漫画家重野秀一作品，也是日本赛车漫画中最受欢迎的一部。书中的故事独具风格，人物角色充满了青春的活力，成为连载多年的畅销漫画。

在电影中周杰伦、陈冠希、余文乐等众多明星领衔的阵容是此片最大的卖点。而且整个电影在日本的取景，非常的漂亮、精美。

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剧情简介

十八岁的拓海（周杰伦饰）每天驾着父亲（黄秋生饰）残旧的汽车送递豆腐，却无意中练得一手出神入化的飘移技术。对汽车毫无兴趣的他被父亲怂恿参加山路赛，以平日送货的旧车越级挑战著名赛车队，赛果似乎早已定断。

岂料拓海竟在众人错愕之下胜出，一夜成名，更激发起他遗传的赛车欲，不断面对一连串惊险绝伦的挑战赛！

日本秋名山上的清晨，一辆丰田出产的中古车AE86优美地在下坡道飞驰，车内神秘车手的漂移车速使人吃惊。AE86在藤原豆腐店旁停下，睡眼惺忪的少年藤原拓海回到店里，只见老父藤原文太醉倒厅中，拓海帮父亲收拾东西，忆起每天清晨代父送豆腐到秋名山上的旅店，心情也沉重起来。

阿木（杜汶泽饰）父亲立花佑一（钟镇涛饰）开设油站，拓海下课后会来做兼职。e799bee5baa6e997aee7ad94e78988e69d83364中里毅（余文乐饰）来到油站，挑战阿木的车队，阿木硬着头皮接战。当晚，中里毅在山路上练习时巧遇神秘的AE86，竟被对方轻易击败。中里毅和凉介（陈冠希饰）向阿木打探AE86的消息，阿木两父子心知该车为文太所有。

阿木求文太出战中里毅，文太听到GTR的厉害，有点心动。凉介和中里毅在豆腐店出现，原来两人查出文太是当年的传奇车神，并向文太下战书。挑战之夜，AE86上山。阿木见来者竟是拓海，吓了一跳！山路上，AE86再战GTR，拓海利用沟渠拐弯技术将之击败。

凉介更诧异于拓海的赛车技术全凭感觉，根本毫无认识。阿木及拓海遇上岩城清次（刘畊宏饰）挑战，拓海虽险胜清次，岂料接着却被清次的好友须藤井一（陈小春饰）报仇。

拓海力战下，AE86超越机件极限，引擎失灵。同时，阿木目睹拓海的女友夏树（铃木杏饰）与一个男人步出酒店。拓海同时面对信心、友情及爱情的挑战，究竟如何面对？

Initial D is a 2005 live-action film based on the Japanese Initial D manga and anime series. It is directed by famed Hong Kong directors Andrew Lau and Alan Mak, whose credits include the 2002 smash hit Infernal Affairs and 1999's The Legend of Speed, a previous street racing melodrama.

Plot
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
Taking place in the Gunma prefecture in Japan, the film concerns a young tofu-delivery driver named Takumi Fujiwara. He has incredible skill in taking on the hairpin curves of Mt. Akina (Mt. Haruna in real-life). The film chronicles his evolution from an uninterested delivery boy into a hardened touge racer.

Takumi drives his father's (Bunta) 1986 Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT-APEX (AE86). It is seemingly unmodified but is perfectly suited for the downhill corners of Mt. Akina and gains the attention of local street racers all across the prefecture. Some ultimately challenge Takumi to battles on Akina's downhill. Ryousuke Takahashi, a driver of the Mazda RX-7 (FC) helps out Takumi along the way by giving him advice. While following the path of a street racer, Takumi must deal with his alcoholic father and his girlfriend who secretly engages in compensated dating

Names of characters and places
This sub-article applies equally to both the original Cantonese and Mandarin-dubbed versions, but for the sake of the discussion Mandarin is used in the pronunciation of Chinese names and places.

Most of the names of the characters in the film are still the same as the corresponding names in the original manga and anime, at least in their written form; the difference lies in the pronunciation of the names. In both the manga/anime and the film, the name of the tofu boy who drives the legendary AE86 is written "拓海", but is pronounced Takumi in Japanese and Tuo-Hai in Chinese. Similarly, the FC driver's name, written "凉介", is pronounced Ryousuke in Japanese and Liang-Jie in Chinese.

However, there indeed exists some names (mostly family names) which are slightly modified from the original. For instance, in the film Bunta Fujiwara is simply called Yuan Wen-Tai instead of Teng-Yuan Wen-Tai (the direct Chinese pronunciation of "藤原文太", which is Fujiwara, Bunta in Japanese).

Close-up of the list of names in the closing credits.The closing credits of the film reveal even more slightly-modified names. The first few entries are reproduced below:

The closing credits of the film reveal even more slightly-modified names. The first few entries are reproduced below:

* 中里毅e68a84e799bee5baa6362 余文乐 (1st entry)
高凉介 陈冠希
原拓海 周杰伦
原文太 黄秋生
花木 杜汶泽
* 健二 阿部力
木夏树 铃木杏
花佑一 钟镇涛
城清次 刘畊宏
藤京一 陈小春
... ...
* 艾先生 津村 和幸 (16th entry)
* 美也 田中 千絵 (17th entry)
... ...
The first column contains the names of the characters, and the second column contains the names of the actors, sorted in order of appearance in the film. The entries marked with an asterisk are the names which are either left untouched or not found in the manga/anime. The rest of the names are derived from the original manga/anime names as shown in the table below. All family names are written in capital letters, and stress marks are added to the Chinese (Mandarin) pronunciations to indicate the tones.

Original Name Japanese Pronunciation Chinese Pronunciation Modified Name (Used in the film) Chinese Pronunciation Played By
高桥凉介 TAKAHASHI Ryousuke GĀO-QIÁO Liáng-Jiè 高凉介 GĀO Liáng-Jiè 陈冠希
Edison Chen
藤原拓海 FUJIWARA Takumi TÉNG-YUÁN Tuò-Hǎi 原拓海 YUÁN Tuò-Hǎi 周杰伦
Jay Chou
藤原文太 FUJIWARA Bunta TÉNG-YUÁN Wén-Tài 原文太 YUÁN Wén-Tài 黄秋生
Anthony Wong
武内 树
(武内イツキ) TAKEUCHI Itsuki WǓ-NÈI Shù 花木 (阿木) HUĀ Mù (Ah Mù) 杜汶泽
Chapman To
茂木夏树
(茂木なつき) MOGI Natsuki MÀO-MÙ Xià-Shù 木夏树 MÙ Xià-Shù 铃木杏
Anne Suzuki
立花佑一 TACHIBANA Yuuichi LÌ-HUĀ Yòu-Yī 花佑一 HUĀ Yòu-Yī 钟镇涛
Kenny Bee
岩城清次 IWAKI Seiji YÁN-CHÉNG Qīng-Cì 城清次 CHÉNG Qīng-Cì 刘畊宏
Will Liu
须藤京一 SUDOU Kyouichi XŪ-TÉNG Jīng-Yī 藤京一 TÉNG Jīng-Yī 陈小春
Jordan Chan

In the first row, Ryousuke's complete name, "高桥凉介", loses its second kanji and turns into "高凉介". Consequently, "TAKAHASHI Ryousuke" becomes "GAO Liang-Jie" in the film. In the second row, Takumi's name loses its starting kanji and becomes "YUAN Tuo-Hai". Similar reasoning applies to the rest of the rows.

An exception is Itsuki's name. Itsuki's film name is not simply a modification but a complete replacement of the original name. In the film, Itsuki is "HUA Mu", the son of the gas station owner HUA You-Yi ("Yuuichi Tachibana"). Hua Mu is fondly called "Ah Mu" by his friends. (The "Ah" prefix is also used in Tuo-Hai's name. Tuo-Hai's friends sometimes call him "Ah Hai".)

The table below contains the untouched names:

Name Japanese Pronunciation Chinese Pronunciation Played By
中里 毅 NAKAZATO Takeshi ZHōNG Lǐ-Yì 余文乐
Shawn Yue
健二 Kenji Jiàn-Èr 阿部 力
Tsuyoshi Abe
艾先生 - ÀI xiānshēng 津村 和幸
Kazuyuki Tsumura
美也 Miya Měi-Yě 田中 千絵
Chie Tanaka

In the table, "AI xiansheng" (played by Kazuyuki Tsumura) literally means "Mr. Ai". He is "Mr. X" (Natsuki's (Nataile) "papa") in the manga/anime.

Kenji in the film is radically different from Kenji in manga/anime. He almost doesn't talk in the film.

Miya, the gas station girl and Itsuki's love interest in the film, does not exist in the manga/anime. In the latter, Itsuki's love interest is Kazumi, the sister of Wataru Akiyama.

In summary, if the closing credits were to be translated, the first few entries would really be this:

Zhong Li-Yi Shawn Yue (1st entry)
Gao Liang-Jie Edison Chen
Yuan Tuo-Hai Jay Zhou
Yuan Wen-Tai Anthony Wong
Hua Mu [Ah Mu] Chapman To
Jian-Er Tsuyoshi Abe
Mu Xia-Shu Anne Suzuki
Hua You-Yi Kenny Bee
Cheng Qing-Ci Will Liu
Teng Jing-Yi Jordan Chan
... ...
Mr. Ai Kazuyuki Tsumura (16th entry)
Mei-Ye Chie Tanaka (17th entry)
... ...
As for the names of places, they are also left untouched. Refer to the table below:

Place Name Japanese Pronunciation Chinese Pronunciation (used in the film) English
秋名山 Akina-san Qiū-Míng Shān Mount Akina
妙义(山) Myougi (san) Miào-Yì (Shān) (Mount) Myougi
群马 Gunma Qún-Mǎ Gunma

Changes from previous versions
The movie differs from the manga and anime in several distinct ways. Some changes are significant, while others are minor.

Movie Anime/Manga/Games
Itsuki Tachibana is the spoiled brat and the son of Yuuichi Tachibana, the Gas Station manager. He is the de facto leader of the Akina Speed Stars. Koichiro Iketani is the leader of the Akina Speed Stars, while Itsuki Takeuchi (as he is named in the original series) is an employee like Takumi at the gas station, and is more of a comic relief.
Bunta Fujiwara is portrayed as an abusive, alcoholic womanizer. Bunta is portrayed as a wise and often times secretive father, whom nurtures Takumi's "gift" of touge racing.
Takeshi Nakazato and Ryousuke Takahashi are in an alliance. No such alliance exists.
Team Emperor is portrayed as a Bōsōzoku gang. Team Emperor is portrayed as a semi-professional street racing team.
Itsuki tells Takumi that Natsuki Mogi is cheating on him after noticing Mogi in another man's Mercedes Benz driving out of a Hotel. Takumi then sees Mogi in the Mercedes on the highway. An anonymous phone call informs Takumi that Natsuki Mogi is cheating on him. Takumi stakes out a love hotel and sees Mogi in the Mercedes.
Itsuki drives a Nissan Silvia K's (S13) which he crashes and later on he drives an AE86. Itsuki mistakenly obtains a Toyota Corolla Levin SR (AE85), thinking it's an Toyota Corolla Sprinter Trueno (AE86) like Takumi's.
When Takumi's AE86 engine blows out, he slows to a stop in the middle of the road with a jerky RPM drop and electricity going out. When Takumi's AE86 engine blows out, he spins out as the RPM slowly drops and nearly falls off a cliff with the headlights still on and black marks along the front side of the car.
The tachometer was upgraded by Bunta himself a day later after the engine upgrade. The tachometer was upgraded by Takumi and Iketani after the engine upgrade and Takumi had trouble adjusting to the new engine.
The AE86's receives a carbon fibre hood when they upgrade the engine. The hood is changed to a carbon fibre hood when Takumi joins Project D.
Nakazato and Ryosuke never mention any other members of their teams Shingo is a member of the Night Kids and Keisuke is a member from Red Suns/Project D.
The Red Suns, Night Kids, Akina Speedstars, and the Emporers are the only teams. The teams also include Impact Blue, Seven Star Leaf, Todo Juku, Northern Saitama Alliance, Purple Shadow, Team 216, and Project D.
Takeshi Nakazato lost by his bad drift into hairpins and Takumi's gutter drop. Takeshi Nakazato lost by his heavy car's stress on the front wheel, and when he wanted to accelerate past him, he wheels lost grip and he spun out, hitting the guardrail. Ryosuke Takahashi was supposed to follow them, watching Takumi's racing style. Keisuke Takahashi was the one who lost to Takumi by the gutter drop.
There was a 3 car race, containing Team Emperor, Red Suns, and Takumi. This was probably called the Gumna Prefucture finals. There was never a 3 car race, at all whatsoever.
When Takumi lost to Kyouichi Sudou, it was not an official race, Kyouichi just saw him pass by and raced with him at Akina. The race was official race, Takumi lost to him once, because of the engine blowout, but then beat him. They raced at Tochigi.
Seiji Iwaki was the one who dissed Ituski's car, telling them to go home and sleep like little kids. Seiji stopped them twice along the way down, then Takumi raced against him, destroying his car. Afterwards, Itsuki pukes. Some Akina amateurs, looking for Takumi's AE86, were the one dissing Ituski's car, laughing at his AE85 at the summit of the mountain. Takumi was mad and raced against the ametures. He passed them by doing the gutter drop move. The amateurs thought they saw a ghost, since the AE85 didn't have the power to beat them. Afterwards, Itsuki was fine.
Takumi was complaining that the car was bad because of a malfunction in the braking system. Takumi was complaining about the tire's grip on the road.
Takeshi Nakazato's Nissan Skyline GT-R is a Rear Wheel drive. Takeshi Nakazato's GT-R is an All wheel drive.

Spoilers end here.

Cast
Major Characters
Jay Chou - Takumi Fujiwara
Anthony Wong - Bunta Fujiwara
Edison Chen - Ryosuke Takahashi
Anne Suzuki - Natsuki Mogi
Shawn Yue - Takeshi Nakazato
Chapman To - Itsuki Tachibana
Kenny Bee - Yuuichi Tachibana
Jordan Chan - Kyouichi Sudou
Will Liu - Seiji Iwaki (Kyouichi's partner)
Minor Characters
Chie Tanaka - Miya (Gas station girl / Itsuki's love interest)
Tsuyoshi Abe - Kenji (One of the gasoline boys)
Kazuyuki Tsumura - Mr. X (Natsuki's "papa")

Release
Initial D was released on the June 23, 2005 in several Asian markets including Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan and mainland China, where it topped the box office in its first week. The film made its North American debut at The Imaginasian Theater in New York City. It went straight to DVD in Australia on October 21, 2005. It was also released in the United Kingdom on April 28, and the Philippines on July 12, 2006.