Live-Action A Side Character's Love Story Film's Final Trailer Reveals Theme Song
The trailer and new visual give the final marketing push before the film's June 5 release, confirming the theme song that will accompany the story of a self-described side character falling in love for the first time.
Key Facts
- The final trailer for the live-action A Side Character's Love Story film features the theme song 'Clover' by Nishina.
- The film stars Hiyori Sakurada as Nobuko Tanaka and Taisei Kido as Hiroki Irie.
- The film opens in Japanese theaters on June 5.
- Hiroki Kazama directs the film from a screenplay by Yasuko Kuramitsu.
- Akane Tamura's original manga began serialization in Monthly Comic Zenon in March 2017 and has 24 volumes.
Reporting from 2 sources: Anime News Network, The Fandom Post.
The final trailer for the live-action film adaptation of Akane Tamura's manga A Side Character's Love Story features the theme song "Clover" by Nishina. The film stars Hiyori Sakurada as Nobuko Tanaka and Taisei Kido as Hiroki Irie, with direction by Hiroki Kazama. It opens in Japanese theaters on June 5.
The final trailer for the live-action A Side Character's Love Story film, streamed Monday via Comic Natalie, features the theme song "Clover" by Nishina. The song previously appeared in the film's earlier trailer. A new visual was also released on the film's website.
Hiyori Sakurada plays Nobuko Tanaka, a woman in her twenties who has always seen herself as a side character but falls in love for the first time. Taisei Kido plays Hiroki Irie. The supporting cast includes Ikoi Hayase, Erika Karata, Takuya, Towa Araki, and Kanji Furutachi. Hiroki Kazama directs from a screenplay by Yasuko Kuramitsu, with music by Hidekazu Sakamoto.
The film opens in Japanese theaters on June 5. Akane Tamura's original manga began serialization in Coamix's Monthly Comic Zenon in March 2017 and has released 24 volumes.
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