Posts Tagged ‘Ji Sung’

Chungmuro/Film News
P.S Partner, Wolf Boy hit box office milestones
by | December 16, 2012 | 73 Comments
It’s been a strong weekend for movies, near the end of what’s been a strong year all around (with its record-breakers and new entries into the top 10 list). As this weekend comes to a close, two films have hit significant milestones, the first being romantic comedy My P.S. Partner (P.S. = phone sex), which... More »


Chungmuro/Film News
Ji Sung plays peek-a-boo
by | November 22, 2012 | 40 Comments
Nothing like a cheeky photo shoot to brighten up my day. Here’s Ji Sung looking dapper and being adorable for Allure, to promote his new movie My P.S. Partner, due to premiere in a few weeks. There’s also a boatload of new stills from the movie set, showing that the “P.S.” for phone sex isn’t... More »


Chungmuro/Film News
Poster and stills for rom-com My P.S. Partner
by | October 17, 2012 | 52 Comments
Rawr. Well I’m in. Where’s the ticket line? The first poster is out for the new romantic comedy movie starring Ji Sung and Kim Ah-joong, called My P.S. Partner, and it looks like a fun and sexy romp. The P.S. stands for phone sex (because that happens to be how they awkwardly meet), but this... More »


Drama Recaps
The Great Seer: Episode 1
by | October 15, 2012 | 84 Comments
A solid start to SBS’s newest late Goryeo-era sageuk, the premiere of The Great Seer (aka Daepoongsoo) delivered on setting an epic table for future conflict to come. We’ve already got a historical period rife with conflict (with the whole fall of Goryeo and the rise of Joseon), and within that conflict we find the... More »


Drama Casting & News
Stills and teaser for The Great Seer
by | October 1, 2012 | 77 Comments
Damn, that is one epic headdress. I’m not that wowed by the posters for the upcoming fusion sageuk The Great Seer (Daepoongsoo), but the stills of Ji Jin-hee as the savage warrior are kinda rockin’ my socks off. Is it too much to hope that the drama spends more time with war-paint-warrior Yi Seong-gye than... More »


Drama Casting & News
Ji Sung headlines The Great Seer
by | August 16, 2012 | 44 Comments
A late-game hero change for upcoming historical drama The Great Seer / Dae Poong Soo, who had a seer and then lost him, and ordained a new one just in the knick of time. Ji Sung has confirmed that he will be taking over the role of Ji Sang (I know, not confusing at all),... More »
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Drama Casting & News
Lee Yoon-ji joins The Great Seer, Go Soo leaves
by | August 14, 2012 | 39 Comments
Casting additions and subtractions for the upcoming historical drama The Great Seer, aka Dae Poong Soo, due out this fall. The drama stars Ji Jin-hee, Kim So-yeon, and Song Chang-eui, and originally cast Go Soo in the lead role as the great seer. But he had to drop out due to scheduling conflicts, leaving the... More »


Drama Casting & News
Ji Sung to headline Haeundae Lovers?
by | June 14, 2012 | 54 Comments
New drama alert! Upcoming KBS drama Haeundae Lovers, named for that famous stretch of city-on-beach in Busan, is the next project from writer Hwang Eun-kyung, of City Hunter and New Heart. The show is currently courting Ji Sung (Protect the Boss) as its hero, which would mean a reunion for New Heart’s star and writer,... More »
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Chungmuro/Film News
Kim Ah-joong and Ji Sung make a sexy movie connection
by | February 13, 2012 | 55 Comments
Casting news: Kim Ah-joong and Ji Sung will be romancing each other in a new movie, a romantic comedy titled My P.S. Partner. Anyone wanna take a guess what the P.S. stands for? Not photoshop, not parasailing, and not pizza-snacking (what? That’s a thing). In this case it indicates phone sex, and the story kicks... More »


Drama Casting & News
2011 SBS Drama Awards
by | December 31, 2011 | 141 Comments
And now to conclude the Big 3 Broadcaster awards with SBS, featuring some of the most popular dramas of the year. Tree With Deep Roots was the big winner of the night, winning six trophies in total, including the Daesang for Han Seok-kyu, and the Top Excellence Award for Best Drama. There were no big... More »