Esta história é sobre quatro homens que trabalham em uma confeitaria. Tachibana Keiichiro é o proprietário; Ono Yusuke é o excelente padeiro que tem uma aura misteriosa e hipnotizante; Kobayakawa Chikage é o garçom e guarda-costas próximo de Tachibana; e por último, mas não menos importante, Kanda Eiji, o ex-boxeador que ama tanto bolo que se torna garçom no 'Antique'. Esta é uma comédia refrescante, mas sincera, sobre as 4 personalidades únicas que trabalham até altas horas da noite na pequena confeitaria. A série segue o romance, a vida familiar e, principalmente, a amizade que esses 4 homens de diferentes gerações vivenciam. Esta é uma doçaria com um "sabor" diferente da maioria. Localizada no meio de uma área residencial comum, a "Antique" fica aberta até as 2 da manhã. Além disso, todos os doces que são vendidos são incrivelmente deliciosos. O que há de mais peculiar em "Antique" é que todos os 4 homens que trabalham aqui são muito bonitos e cada um tem um passado interessante. Quem frequenta a loja também tem história para contar. (Fonte: Inglês = MyDramaList || Tradução = ChrisRegina em MyDramaList) ~~ Adaptado do mangá "Antique Bakery" (西洋 骨董 洋菓子店) de Yoshinaga Fumi (よしながふみ) Editar Tradução
- Português (Brasil)
- Русский
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- Título original: アンティーク
- Também conhecido como: Antique Bakery , Padaria Antiga , Padaria Antique
- Roteirista: Okada Yoshikazu
- Diretor: Hasumi Eiichiro, Motohiro Katsuyuki
- Gêneros: Comida, Comédia
Elenco e Créditos
- Takizawa Hideaki Papel Principal
- Shiina Kippei Papel Principal
- Fujiki Naohito Papel Principal
- Abe Hiroshi Papel Principal
- Enari KazukiYoshinaga Shota [Antique's customer]Papel Secundário
- KoyukiIzuka MomokoPapel Secundário
Resenhas
The plot is simple, like the synopsis says, and at first, it mostly revolves about introducing each character (the men at the bakery as well as some of their customers) and it feels a bit “episodic”, but gradually, as you learn more about the characters and their backgrounds, you realize that there are plotlines that connect them, secrets that are gradually revealed. This is pretty interesting, and I also enjoyed the little details in each episode.
Antique is a fun drama; not so that it makes you roll on the floor laughing, but it makes you giggle and smile very often. The characters are almost over the top silly sometimes, but not so much that they become annoying. I have not read the original manga, but I suspect that it falls into the comedy/slice of life genres. (Speaking of the manga, I’ve been told that the live-action version differs quite a lot in some important ways that I won’t reveal since that would be spoilery…)
The cast/acting is very good. Shiina Kippei and Abe Hiroshi is a fun duo; their interaction is what gives me most of the “manga feels” I get from this drama. Takizawa Hideaki does a very convincing job as the charming young boxer who loves cake with all his heart. Fujiki Naohito, the baker who teaches him all his skills, is here seen in one of his earliest roles, portraying a withdrawn man who has found a way to deal with his insecurities in a way that has everybody (including me) convinced, until his past is revealed in one of the later episodes. And just like in “Kimi wa petto”, Kato Koyuki plays a journalist, but of a different character. Together with the rest of the supporting characters, she adds color to the drama.
Let's not forget, there is so much eye-candy in this drama! I’m talking about the amazing cakes. Seriously, sometimes I felt that the close-ups of the cakes alone made the drama worth watching, I’m not kidding! Then, of course, there’s the male eye-candy as well… and Kato Kayuki is so adorable! I must admit I have a soft spot for Fujiki Naohito, though. Somehow, the softness of his cute face, together with all those delicious-looking cakes, makes me all starry-eyed. That’s the effect this drama had on me…
I don’t have a lot to say about the music, except that I liked it.
I was never bored whiled watching this, but often amused. I think it’s because I do enjoy this kind of light, heartfelt slice-of-life kind of stories… If that’s not your cup of tea, you might not like it as much as I did. In my opinion, it was well worth my time, but I don’t think I’ll re-watch Antique anytime soon. If I do someday, well, then it’s probably because I want to enjoy those beautiful cakes once again…