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첫댓글 맨날 일본만 가...
나이가먹어도 멋지고 핸썸한 톰크루즈~~~~~
코유키도 있넹!!!
성격진짜 좋아보여..저렇게 가진게 많으면 뺏길까봐라서도 성격괴팍해지는데.. 젊었을때 고생을 하도해서 그런가??
와~사진에 마우스 대니깐 사진 설명이 쫙 나오네요~그거 어떻게 하는건가요???넘 좋다~~
[링]에 나왔던 아저씨도 보이네염. 마츠시마 나나코 전 남편역으로 나왔던 사람. 와방 잘생겼었는데...
탐크루즈 잘생긴거 모르겠어요..;; 뱀파이어와의 인터뷰때 살 쪼옥빼구 살기어린 눈빛으로 연기할때 그땐 정말 안기구싶었지만~~^^
우리나라에도 쫌 오지...
진짜 잘생겼다 작긴 작다
40이져?? 그래두.. 어쩜.. 절케 멋있을수가..ㅠㅠ
이영화 예고보고 정말 보구 싶다는 생각 들었는데 12월에 개봉한다하니 나름대로 기대! ㅎㅎ
나 이사람 너무 좋아요.. 꼭 한번 보고 싶은데.. 제발 울나라에도 왔음 좋겠어.. 사실 두번씩이나 왔었지만..실제로 보면 그렇게 매너가 좋다네요..ㅠㅠ
울나라엔죽어두안오네ㅠ.ㅜ머-물론..일본이아시아국가에선..젤루잘살구..헐리웃영화두마니대박나니..쩝--