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David Lee Roth in his Japanese movie

David Lee Roth Makes Nonsensical Japanese Movie

by Paul Cashmere on May 25, 2013

in News

Van Halen lead singer David Lee Roth has been making a movie in Japan and so far it doesn’t make a lot of sense.

David Lee Roth in his Japanese movie, Noise11, Photo

David Lee Roth in his Japanese movie

Roth plays the lead role of the Hitman in the movie. He is credited with creating the “Original Story”.

Roth has been living for the past year in Japan and we now know what he has been doing with his spare time.

This week a four-minute trailer for the Roth movie went online. Roth the hitman takes on three Japanese card players, including a very large and most likely sumo wrestler. Despite them taunting him by throwing fried food and laughing the end result is a bloody slaughter with the dragon tattooed Roth the victor.

All dialogue (including Roth’s) is in Japanese. All music is original Japanese music composed for the movie.

What the trailer here:

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