ハリウッドの超大物女優が日本の作品への出演を熱望し逆オファーする事態に海外ネット上で大反響に！→「まさかハリウッドの女王が！？」【海外の反応】（すごいぞJAPAN!）

Welcome to Sugoiso Japan! On Netflix, it was released on August 31, 2023, and it is a world-wide boom, such as keeping the top three in the latest world ranking. The day before yesterday, the production of season 2 was announced, and the original author, Oda Eiichiro-sensei, said that he felt the need for an excellent vanguard. The protagonists, the vanguard of the Straw Hat family, Tony Tony Chopper, will appear, and in other words, Dr. Creha, the death of Chopper, will also appear. And at this timing, Hollywood's super-big actress Jamie Lee Curtis, who won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress last year, is appearing in the role of Dr. Creha as follows. If the strike is resolved by a fair contract, I will do my best to play Dr. Creha with the enthusiastic support of my fans. Curtis started reading One Piece manga under the influence of his daughter, and in 2016, he got Chopper's doll at San Diego Comic-Con. In addition, it is known that he has been seriously taxed from time to time, such as promoting his public appearances in the United States on SNS, even though it has nothing to do with the production of One Piece anime movies. In response to Curtis's counteroffer, Matt Owen, one of the writers and producers, said, There is no need for lobbying. When the strike is over, let's talk when I get back to work. This counteroffer has caused a great response overseas, and various reactions have been made to the related posts, including voices of joy and voices concerned about the amount of output. I would like to introduce the overseas reaction to this news. I've seen her talk about her love for One Piece many times, and she's actually saying she wants to be Dr. Creha, so no other actress can do it. It's great that an actress like her, who symbolizes Hollywood, was a fan of One Piece. This will definitely be a symbolic casting. America. I definitely want you to get the role of Creha. This is what the world wants. Italy. I mean, it's shocking that Jamie Lee Curtis was a fan of One Piece. Australia. But her cast is pretty expensive. The Philippines. Season 1 was a huge success, and Season 2 will not limit the budget. America. If she wasn't chosen, the person who was actually cast would be Pressure. America. There's no one else who looks like this perfectly. Belgium. I don't even know how she knew this minor and niche character like Jamie Lee Curtis who appears in Japanese manga and anime, but I agree that she plays Creha. America. She's a great actress, so I think you can trust her. America. To be honest, I don't want the Hollywood elite to join that series. Yes, please! I want her to do this and get the opposite offer, and I want other big actors to continue. America. No, I just want her to be a One Piece fan. I don't want her to try any action, I want her to be an actress who does most of the stunts. I think it's just a waste of time and money to hire a lot of big actors and actresses. First of all, do you really need a big one? The One Piece producers have already proven it. You don't have to use a big one to do a good job. America. Charismatic, humorous, and witty. She deserves to play the coolest doctor in the world. She'll look good in it, but I wonder if she's actually a big One Piece fan, or if she's just trying to win because the first season went well. Canada. Before the live-action story came out, Jamie was looking forward to playing Clea. Venom. At a press conference, a reporter asked me who I would like to be in the TV series, and Jamie said Nicolobin. In other words, she wants to be a One Piece fan among all the characters, not just the anime characters. If she were younger now, she might not have wanted Clea. England. Personally, I'm a little against it. The reason is that her Liberals fans are coming. I want to eliminate the possibility of ruining this show as much as possible. Season 1 is an American work, but it's amazing to be able to avoid such an impact. I hope it will continue. America. Or rather, is it necessary for an actress like Jamie Lee Curtis to go into lobbying to get a role? Even if you come to the scene and start acting on your own, no one will complain. Germany. The original author, Oda, is deeply involved in the production, so if Oda doesn't approve it, it won't be able to appear. If a big actress who loves One Piece this much participated, I would be so happy that I would cry. I've always been a fan of the work, so I'm against it. Spain. Unfortunately, Netflix doesn't have the budget to hire her. Like other Hollywood big actors, she will probably ask for $1 million per episode. Netflix doesn't intend to spend that much on one actor. One Piece doesn't need a big star like her. If she wants that role strongly, she will accept it even if the appearance fee is low. And don't underestimate Netflix's funding. Canada. I can't believe Jamie Lee Curtis, the queen of Hollywood, was a fan. As expected, it's a world-class work. America. She is a big fan of One Piece. It is very important to make a good work. But I think it's too much to rely on this show. I rely on actors I don't know much about. Jamie Lee Curtis is a member of the royal family of Hollywood, but I'm really happy that she knows One Piece. Everyone seems to be worried about the appearance fee, but Jamie wants to play Clea, so I think she will compromise on the appearance fee. I have no choice but to wait for the official announcement. Spain. In the first place, there aren't that many scenes where Clea appears. It's about 15 minutes at most, so you won't ask for a high price. The question is how to make Chopper. Mexico. Of course, it's wonderful, but I think it's strange that there are so many big shots around the relatively unknown cast. I don't think there are any big actors in the live-action version, and I think that's one of the success. However, she is a big fan of One Piece, so it would be wonderful to see her dream come true. Canada. This reverse offer is really great. She is the queen of Hollywood, and all the great legends so far will be as she wishes. America.