Hirose Alice, "I Went Wild Wearing Full-Body Fishnet Tights" Shocking Confession Devastates Press Conference... Sato Jiro Praises, "Such an Actress is One of a Kind"

The 'comedic instinct' hidden behind her pure beauty exploded. Actress Hirose Alice (30) made the venue burst into laughter by revealing shocking filming anecdotes at the movie premiere.

On the 27th, at the completion screening of director Fukuda Yuichi's latest film 'Shin Kaishaku Bakumatsu Den', the double leads Muro Tsuyoshi and Sato Jiro, along with a star-studded cast including Kenichi Matsuyama, Ryo Katsuchi, and Takayuki Yamada, all gathered.

◆ "I’m Sorry, I Just Went Crazy"

Hirose Alice, who plays the role of Sakamoto Ryoma's (Muro Tsuyoshi) wife 'Oryo', shyly confessed when asked about filming episodes, "To be honest, I only remember going wild wearing full-body tights. I’m sorry," causing the audience to burst into laughter.

In response to her humble statement, veteran actor Sato Jiro immediately grabbed the microphone. He said, "It’s not just any tights. There aren’t many actresses in Japan who can pour out that kind of energy while wearing 'full-body fishnet tights'," giving her a thumbs up.

◆ Director Fukuda: "The True Star of the Movie is Alice"

The king of comedy, director Fukuda Yuichi, also sent praises. He stated, "Some of the audience who watch the movie might think, 'The star of this movie is Hirose Alice,'" hinting at her overwhelming presence.

Senior Katsuchi Ryo, who has known Hirose since her teenage years, remarked, "Alice is really crazy (laughs). I’ve known this for a long time, but I didn’t know she could go this far with the Fukuda group. She definitely left a mark," expressing his amazement.

In response to the continuous 'madness' testimonies from her colleagues, Hirose said, "Everyone calls me a 'crazy woman', but I think I might be a crazy person too. However, I feel a bit happy about that compliment," showing her characteristic refreshing smile.

Meanwhile, the movie 'Shin Kaishaku Bakumatsu Den' reinterprets the history of the Bakumatsu period, where Sakamoto Ryoma and Saigo Takamori struggle to change Japan's future, through Fukuda's unique comedy. It will be released nationwide in theaters on December 19.