Tom Cruise, Natsuko Toda Dialogue Video Released for Digger
The video shows Cruise at TOHO Cinemas Hibiya recalling his first Japan visit and receiving a photo collage from his longtime interpreter.
A special dialogue video featuring Tom Cruise and interpreter Natsuko Toda was released for the film Digger, which is currently in theaters in Japan, according to cinematoday.jp.
In the video, Cruise sits in front of a special panel set up at TOHO Cinemas Hibiya and looks back on his history with Toda. He talks about fruit offered at a hotel on his first visit to Japan and about riding a shinkansen for the first time.
At the end of the conversation, Toda gave Cruise a photo frame holding a collage of pictures tracing their time together, and the two hugged.
About the film
Digger is an entertainment film about an arrogant oil-drilling company CEO named Digger, played by Cruise, whose greedy actions trigger a crisis that threatens to destroy the Earth. The president orders him to clean up the mess. Alejandro G. Iñárritu directs.
Cruise and Toda first met more than 30 years ago on his first visit to Japan, and she has served as his interpreter for many years. This visit was his 26th trip to Japan.
Quick answers
Where can I watch the Tom Cruise and Natsuko Toda dialogue video?
The video was released for the film Digger, which is currently in theaters in Japan, according to cinematoday.jp.
What is Digger about?
It follows Digger, an arrogant oil-drilling company CEO played by Tom Cruise, whose greedy actions trigger a crisis that threatens to destroy the Earth and who is ordered by the president to clean up the mess.
Who directed Digger?
Alejandro G. Iñárritu directed the film.