Переведите текст на русский язык: In November 2005 Japan's Princess Sayako lost her royal status after she had married 40-year-old urban designer Yoshiki Kuroda in Tokyo. Several days before the ceremony she had said her formal farewells to the imperial family. At that moment the Emperor's daughter was bravely facing a dramatic change of lifestyle. Hollywood film-producers have recently taken an interest in the promising love story of a royal sacrifice, deciding to make it into a romantic fairy tale of the postmodern age. Arnold Fisher, 31, one of Hollywood's successful directors (The Dealer Plasterwork Bombardier Club) has just completed the casting marathon for the future movie based on screenplay by Kevin Fogherty (Endless Boogie woogie, Grand hotel). Russian actress Tulpan Amatova is starring as Princess Sayako. The production is to run in Japanese settings except the Emperor's place interior scenes that Fisher is going to shoot at Hollywood studios in California. Both Princess and her husband agreed to grant their story and names to the contemporary popular culture when the film-makers promised that Japanese history of the last three decades would form an equally important storyline within the film's completed version.

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