by It has been decided that actor Sonha will serve as a dubbing voice actor for the Japanese version of the American animated film “The Cat in Boots and the Nine Lives” (directed by Joel Crawford), which will be released on March 17.
A spin-off work of the popular series “Shrek,” the second installment features Cat Puss wearing boots that appears in the same work as the main character. It depicts the adventure of Puss, whose nine lives are the last, in search of a “wish star” that can grant any wish. Narikawa is in charge of the voice of a magic animal user, “Jack Horner.”
In the dubbed version, Koji Yamamoto plays the villain who stands in the way of Puss. Regarding his role as Horner, Narikawa said, “He’s a distorted, completely screwed-up villain, but he’s strangely charming, but he’s the kind of character you never want to get close to.” However, he said he was attracted to him because he was such a character.
He said that he struggled with the wide range of his voice when performing but commented, “Thanks to the director, I was able to play freely.” Regarding the work, “It’s a well-paced and very well-crafted script, and it’s a wonderful work that I can recommend to people of all ages. To realize what’s important to you, you must throw away your past glory and pride. I was reminded of the difficulty and importance of it.”
The film has also been nominated for the Best Animated Feature Film category at the US Academy Awards, which will be announced just before its release in Japan. Directed by Joel Crawford ), it has been decided that he will serve as a dubbing voice actor for the Japanese version.
A spin-off work of the popular series “Shrek, “the second installment features Cat Puss wearing boots that appears in the same work as the main character. It depicts the adventure of Puss, whose nine lives are the last, in search of a “wish star” that can grant any wish. Narikawa is in charge of the voice of a magic animal user named “Jack Horner. “
In the dubbed version, Koji Yamamoto plays the villain who stands in the way of Puss. Regarding his role as Horner, Narikawa said, “He’s a distorted, completely screwed-up villain, but he’s strangely charming, but he’s the kind of character you never want to get close to.” However, he said he was attracted to him because he was such a character.
He said that he struggled with the wide range of his voice when performing but commented, “Thanks to the director, I was able to play freely.” Regarding the work, “It’s a well-paced and very well-crafted script, and it’s a beautiful work that I can recommend to people of all ages.
To realize what’s important to you, you must throw away your past glory and pride. I was reminded of the difficulty and importance of it.” The film has also been nominated for the Best Animated Feature Film category at the US Academy Awards, which will be announced just before its release in Japan.
