The pictures look great :) Hope the film will do well!

May-December love affair?

"Ahjusshi you are beautiful..." Gawd that line alone is enough to make me catch the movie... Is that the sweetest line or what?

Always like Ahn Sung Ki and Lee Hana... I thought she was fantastic in Alone in Love as Sohn Ye Jin quirky little sister, not too sure about how she did in Triple as I have yet to watch the drama... In all, excited to see this movie! May - December affair needs encouragement!

This actually looks adorable. :3

I'm such a sucker for May-December romances.. Perhaps I harbor a love of the ahjusshi myself? ♥

I wanna see this. Not really a big fan of Lee Hana but Ahn Sungki is a great actor

eww...that's like the ages of me and my dad. sorry but can't get over that haha

This looks like a fabulous movie. I'll have to wait to see it (unless they release it in the States which I'm highly doubting...) But it looks really, really good.

And Porcelain - I'm with you. That line kills. me.

I'm a fan of Lee Hana, I always thought she looks like the Korean Sophie Marceau.

“Ahjusshi you are beautiful…”

Ah what a beautiful line.

I love this actress and was pretty gutted her awesome acting was overlooked by fans in Women of the Sun, it was eclipsed by Ji Soo's star gravitas.
Sure, you can grimace Ji Soo, but could you have done all those tomboyish action sequences? No way! Hana kicked ass in that drama and looked endearing at the same time, I loved both her role and her acting.

Anyway, that out of the way, can't wait to see her in this film. Glad she'll be in a lead role for once. Aw, Ahjussi looks sweet!

"I love this actress and was pretty gutted her awesome acting was overlooked by fans in Women of the Sun, it was eclipsed by Ji Soo’s star gravitas."

Actually, Lee Hana's performance in WIS generated so much buzz that the ratings exploded in the 2nd half of the show. Due to her popularity in that show, she got the Peppermint gig.

I love Hana -- true bohemian misfit. Would LOVE to see her in a show with Gong Yoo.

BTW, her show When Spring Comes is pretty good. It's the rare show where the great Kim Gab Soo gets lots and lots of screentime in a non-sageuk part. One of my favorite performances of 2007. If you liked Kim Gab Soo and Lee Hana in Alone in Love, you'll like them here too. And Lee Soon Jae gets a lot of screentime too.

For recent sageuk watchers, Park Gun Hyung and Kim Nam Gil (BIDAM FTW FOREVER!!) are the rivals for Hana's affection in this show.

@2: A "May-December romance" is a relationship where one partner is significantly older than the other. First time I've heard it too, so I looked it up. :)
I wanna see this when it opens - I really like age-gap stories for some reason. >w<

anyone know where i can watch this now online, with english subs?

@rara,

It hasn't been wide released into movie theatres yet. Probably need to wait until next summer.

Sounds good! But don't know if it would be shown in Hong Kong. Such kind of movies might not have market value here, so the chance is slim. Hope that at least DVD would be released here.

I kinda hated her character in Triple but she looks appealing in all the shots here, and the two actors look good and "believable" together. This is a movie I would like to watch.

Like Ahn Sung-ki but coupled with Lee Hana......errrr. Iffy.

i never watched Lee Hana in other than Le Grand Chef (haven't watched triple yet), so i can't really judge her, but i really like Ahn Sungki...
the age gap is quite large, but like i quote:
"The setup has the potential to go for the sensational angle, but instead the story is described as “sweet and charming.” "
this line really make me want to watch the movie...

The stills looks gooD! wanna watch it...

I loved this actress in Women of the Sun....she had a very good role with flexibility in her acting.....the other actress didn't impress me at all as she had the pretty girl character which was really blah.....boring.

I'm looking forward to this movie....should be very interesting in how they present a romance between 2 age differences.

Thank you sooo much Belleza! :D
Actually, I cottoned onto this drama a few months after it had aired, so I caught it online and reading the reviews, they were primarily focused on the lead actress.
I have yet to watch them two dramas but will definitely watch them now, thanks!

True, Gong Yoo is truly yummy, and as bohemian as Hana, would be a cool pairing.

@belleza
I've been waiting for somebody to say that When Spring Comes was worth watching...I was contemplating eariler to watch it earlier because Kim Nam-gil was in it. I skimmed through the first half hour online but the video quality was pretty bad so I dropped it...but maybe I should give it another go

I have yet to watch an Ahn Sung-ki film...and to be honest on some level I feel like w/o watching a ASK film I'm missing out on something important...kind of like not seeing a Park Chan-wook film (maybe he's not the best comparison)...but even greater

"I have yet to watch an Ahn Sung-ki film…"

Yeah . . . he's THE Nation's Actor. He's like Al Pacino or Robert Deniro, or Tony Leung or Andy Lau.

"True, Gong Yoo is truly yummy, and as bohemian as Hana, would be a cool pairing."

They're kinda one of my dream matchups (like YEH and Eric.) They did some modeling together way back in 2006.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLLbUpL5ZEA

Also wanted Kang Ji Hwan to work with her too. Think it'll be a better match of scandalous and silliness.

"’ve been waiting for somebody to say that When Spring Comes was worth watching…"

When Spring Comes is a little bit like Bad Family -- it's less a romance and more about dysfunctional, but colorful family of conmen and their local, run-down community. Also the first time I saw Lee Eon in a show and he was adorable . . . sigh. :(

Of note: the 2nd half of the show covers the teardown and redevelopment of said community into a new complex. This is a real urban issue in rapidly changing Seoul, and it's nice to see a treatment of this problem in a drama.

I think the main draw of When Spring Comes is that you get to see Kim Gab Soo and Lee Soon Jae (playing father and grandfather) featured heavily in a drama that isn't a sageuk. Personally I feel Kim Gab Soo is the best actor working in Korean TV (you think Kim Myung Min is good? KMM can only hope to someday to do what KGS can do with one reaction shot.)

Lee Hana's good in here. She also plays kind of a thief/musician misfit who wants a chance to support herself through music. And I've always said that her version of the starving folkie was pretty much the most authentic version I've seen done in K-drama . . . because, well, she WAS a starving folkie at one point in her life.

This is from When Spring Comes, where Ha Na covers a old Korean pop song. Notice how her eyes drift as she sings. That's the look.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1drDm4_uDD0

I absolutely adore Lee Hana. I'm very looking forward to this.

I can't find a video trailer of this movie =(