Husband, will you die?:Maruyama Masaki's popular work is adapted into a drama, a suspense story in which Adachi Yumi, Aibu Saki, and Isoyama Sayaka are tormented by their "scum husbands"

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ドラマ「夫よ、死んでくれないか」でトリプル主演を務める(左から)相武紗季さん、安達祐実さん、磯山さやかさん(C)「夫よ、死んでくれないか」製作委員会
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ドラマ「夫よ、死んでくれないか」でトリプル主演を務める(左から)相武紗季さん、安達祐実さん、磯山さやかさん(C)「夫よ、死んでくれないか」製作委員会

It has been revealed that the third installment of TV Tokyo's "All Husbands Tremble" series, "Husband, Please Die" (Mondays 11:06pm), following the popular "Five Ways to Socially Erase Your Husband" and "Until I Destroy My Husband's Family", will begin airing on April 7th. Starring Yumi Adachi, Saki Aibu and Sayaka Isoyama, the drama is a marriage suspense drama about three best friends who share the common obstacle of finding happiness in the presence of their eccentric "husbands", and who will stop at nothing to find "happiness".

The film is based on the novel of the same name by Masaki Maruyama, known for works such as "Deaf Voice," which was also made into a TV drama (Futabasha). The marriage that was supposed to be for happiness has only brought regret, and the limits of their careers are beginning to become apparent... Maya Komoto (Adachi), Riko Kagami (Aibu), and Yurika Sakaki (Isoyama), who were classmates in college and shared such feelings, often went out drinking together, complaining about their husbands and venting their frustrations. However, one day, Yurika told Maya and Riko that she had "killed her husband," and Maya's husband also disappeared, and the gears of the three people's destinies began to turn...

Maya, played by Adachi, is an employee of a major developer who feels that her marriage is an obstacle to her career advancement due to her dedication to her work. One day, her husband suddenly disappears, and the gears of fate begin to turn, leaving Maya at his mercy.

Aibu plays Riko, a character who is troubled by her husband's excessive obsession with her husband, but is unable to talk to anyone about it because her pride gets in the way as they quickly got married after a passionate love affair. As Riko struggles with her husband's refusal to divorce, something strange happens to her body, forcing her to make the biggest decision of her life.

Yurika, played by Isoyama, is a woman who clings to an "ideal family" and endures her husband's daily emotional abuse. After a certain incident, she attempts to kill her husband, and then goes on a rampage, trying to justify her actions.

The "scumbag husbands" who are tormenting the three have only been revealed as cheating husbands, abusive husbands and controlling husbands, and the cast will be announced next week.

◇Comment from Yumi Adachi

-Please tell us what you thought when you received the offer to appear in this film, and what you thought after reading the script.

First of all, the shocking title piqued my interest. When I read the script, I got excited again, thinking that it could be an interesting drama.

--Please tell us your impressions of the role you will be playing.

I think that out of all the characters, he's actually the most normal person. There are a lot of crazy characters, but I hope to be able to play a realistic role.

--Please tell us your impressions of Saki Aibu and Sayaka Isoyama, who are co-starring in this film.

Since they are close in age, I think it will be a lot of fun filming, and I'm looking forward to seeing how they will perform, just like the viewers.

--Please give us a message to our viewers, including highlights.

In the drama, unexpected events occur one after another. I want to act with a sense of realism so that viewers can empathize with me!

◇Comment from Saki Aibu

-Please tell us what you thought when you received the offer to appear in this film, and what you thought after reading the script.

I was intimidated by the impact of the title and worried about what kind of work it would be, but the original novel was very interesting, and the script made each character even more distinctive and fascinating.

--Please tell us your impressions of the role you will be playing.

The character I play, Riko, appears to be a bright, strong-willed, independent woman at first glance, but I think that in reality she is the one out of the three who has the most weaknesses and the greatest desire to rely on someone.

--Please tell us your impressions of your triple lead actresses, Adachi Yumi and Isoyama Sayaka.

Both of them are calm, gentle and kind, so I feel at ease on set. It is thanks to their tolerance that I can be there without forcing myself.

--Please give us a message to our viewers, including highlights.

Each character is unique, and even the serious scenes are somehow funny, so I think viewers will have very different impressions of the show. Please enjoy the show and share your thoughts with those around you!

◇Comment from Sayaka Isoyama

-Please tell us what you thought when you received the offer to appear in this film, and what you thought after reading the script.

I was very surprised and grateful. I think my manager had told me, but I must have missed it, because now I'm even more surprised to find out that I'll be starring in three roles. The script alternated between realistic and shocking parts, and I was reading through it in no time, wondering what would happen next.

--Please tell us your impressions of the role you will be playing.

I thought it was an interesting role. I think the gap will be the key, so I'll have fun and do my best to act it out.

--Please tell us your impressions of Yumi Adachi and Saki Aibu, who will be co-starring in this triple lead role. I am very honored to be able to work with these two wonderful people. Adachi has a calm yet dignified aura, and Aibu has a sunny aura. I am looking forward to being on set.

--Please give us a message to our viewers, including highlights.

Not only are the three men each faced with their own family troubles, but there's also the suspense that's impossible to predict, making this a drama that will have you looking forward to the next episode as much as this one! Please look forward to these quirky husbands.

◇Comment from Masaki Maruyama, the original author

I am very happy that "Otto yo, Die kurenai" (Futabasha) has been adapted into a TV series. Perhaps because the original title is so catchy, readers (especially married women) have said that it takes courage to buy it at the bookstore and that they can't read it at home without the cover (lol), but the drama seems to have even more stimulating content. I, too, am looking forward to seeing what the "trio" of lead actress Adachi Yumi, Aibu Saki, and Isoyama Sayaka will do in the series.

◇ Comment from Producer Tatsuya Yamaga (TV Tokyo Distribution Business Department Drama Room)

When I heard about this amazing novel from Telepack producer Higashida (Yosuke), the title was so powerful that I thought, "This is it!" and was drawn to it.

When I told the women around me about it, they were all very interested, and I thought, "This is it!" When I handed the script to the stars, Yumi Adachi, Saki Aibu, and Sayaka Isoyama, they all said it was interesting, and I thought, "This is it!"

On TV Tokyo, "Five Ways to Socially Erase Your Husband" and "Until I Destroy My Husband's Family" became hot topics. This time, "My Husband, Please Die" is the culmination of the "Husband Series" and the most controversial work. We are confident in delivering it.

It's not just a revenge story of a wife standing up against her husbands, but also an entertaining piece with suspense, mystery solving, and betrayal, with themes of friendship between three women and women trying to live their lives over again. It's full of elements that female viewers can empathize with 120%, and they'll enjoy and be happy to watch it, but male viewers will be so scared that they'll tremble to sleep.

We asked the three leading actors, Adachi, Aibu, and Isoyama, to play the three wives. They give great and eccentric performances, portraying the realities faced by the wives. We asked actors who are perfectly suited to playing scumbags to play the three husbands. The cast will be announced at a later date, so please wait and imagine.

When I told my wife, who loves TV dramas, about this, she grinned and said, "You know what I'm talking about." Is that a premonition that the drama will be a hit, or is she wishing I would die too? Please look forward to it.

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