The incident grabbed a lot of social attention. But we have no intention of casting Ichihashi in a positive light.
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Kensuke Zushi, a spokesman for film producer Sedic International, which will make a film next year based on the book by Tatsuya Ichihashi, who was convicted of killing British teacher Lindsay Ann Hawker in 2007. The book details Ichihashi’s 31 months on the run. Japanese actor Dean Fujioka will play the lead role. (Japan Times)
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100million n U won?
So does that mean you'll rewrite it and give it a happy ending? Because knowing the Japanese penchant for downplaying the acts of violent criminals, particularly when that violence is directed at a foreigner, provides little faith. But I do have some suggestions.
Say...
Lindsay Hawkers father finds him while putting up wanted posters and rips him from limb to limb, literally.
or
While carousing about in Tokyo, a group of NOVA (maybe former NOVA) teachers see him and start stomping his face in.
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Maria
Will Ichihashi get any money from this?
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Maria
I'd like to know for sure though, and there's no need for it to be a secret, is there. JT,did you ask?
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pamelot
Nah, of course not. You are humanitarians, just looking to get to the bottom of things...
There's a sucker born, every minute.
Step right up.
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kurisupisu
Who would see a movie like this?
About a repressed sick nobody that is socially inadequate?
errr.....half the population of Nippon, maybe?
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