I'm telling you. Cut in and out.
Whenever I mumbles a little bit then you just, make great making off, wait wait wait
Let's go
I was a staff writer.
I was writing the script and stuff in Saito's place, the author of the comic book.
And he's sort of formed a big entity for the all these creators.
Not only painters, drawers, and also the story writers.
And I was working for them and then, it's been many many comics that Mr. Saito created
Golgo 13 is a number One hit and the biggest, I mean, copy is published
And the series all has almost more than 100 books
It's almost Guiness Record
A lot of people dreamt about making it into a vision,
and as a matter of fact, some people made it into the live-action film twice.
And mine is came the latest newer one.
Otaku culture is very unique culture among this young audience.
Mostly, high school and even a university student.
They just think about animation floor morning till night.
They don't do anything else but they are really captivated with anime.
These people are called otaku.
I took rather different approach.
I think Golgo 13 is I would say regular movie goals.
In a movie so it's slightly different,
even a production style. We are not aiming to these otaku audience,
we aim to the regular audience.
Mr Saito's work is really precise when it comes down to making it an animation,
We still wanted to make it look like really graphic as it is in a comic book display.
So it takes a little longer than regular production. It's about 20 months.
When I made it in the 1982-83,
It was like first time ever in Japan we had the computer generated the image in that.
People can laugh at it nowadays, but that was really - that time - was really new,
and we spend more than ten million dollars to create it with the computer.
Nowaday, even a little kid has a mac computer at home.
That can make even better image than what we did in that time.
But anyway that was the beginning era.
We did it.
If we do it now,
It'd be very different so computer technology will help golgo 13 if we produce it now it will be completely new.
When I made it 20 years ago,
I never thought 20 years later, there are still fans trying to watch this movie.
And i'm really glad. i'm really happy with that.
This is not kind of movie that aged easily.
I think this can work...
any time so maybe 20 years from now I still expect some audience still enjoy this movie.
Tanuko