Posts Tagged ‘Jo In-sung’

Chungmuro/Film
Lee Yeon-hee to star opposite Jo In-sung
by | August 23, 2011 | 64 Comments
Lee Yeon-hee (Paradise Ranch, East of Eden) will be making a return to the big screen in Jo In-sung‘s highly anticipated post-army comeback project — the sci-fi fantasy film Fist Fighting from critically acclaimed director Park Kwang-hyun of the hit satire Welcome to Dongmakgol. Tags: Jo In-sung, Lee Yeon-hee... More »


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Jo In-sung back from the army and fans rejoice
by | August 2, 2011 | 82 Comments
…and another celebrity completes his army duty and returns to the eagerly waiting arms of his adoring fans.  That man being Jo In-sung of the much acclaimed What happened in Bali with Ha Ji-won (the drama that Yoon Kye-sang lost many a night’s sleep over…hehe), who completed his duties this past May. Jo In-sung wasted... More »


Chungmuro/Film
Jo In-sung plans his comeback project(s)
by | April 2, 2011 | 68 Comments
Currently enlisted actor Jo In-sung (Frozen Flower) is wasting no time; though he won’t be released from service for another month, already he’s scoping out dramas and movies, and has settled on a film as his comeback project. He’ll take the lead in Fist Fighting (the title, kwonbup, refers to martial arts techniques using bare... More »


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Jo In-sung’s life in the army
by | September 3, 2010 | 59 Comments
Actor Jo In-sung (Frozen Flower, What Happened in Bali) shares pictures of his life in the army. His unit is out on a team week, and the pictures show a fun side of army life, as Jo catches mussels by the sea. Jo was amazed at how easily the fan-mussels were caught, and he joked,... More »


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Enlisted celebrities participate in Army concert
by | October 31, 2009 | 57 Comments
Once actors go off to fulfill their two years of military service, it’s not often that we get to see them in the public eye until their discharge. So it’s nice to see a few of the currently enlisted entertainers together onstage for the 2009 Army Concert, which took place in Seoul on the evening... More »


Chungmuro/Film
A Frozen Flower: Movie recap and review
by | August 27, 2009 | 97 Comments
Just a word of warning – the movie does deal with adult content, so I would like to respectfully ask people to stay away if they cannot be mature about the discussion. Thank you! SONG OF THE DAY Rufus Wainwright – “Hallelujah” [ Download ] [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Tags: Jo In-sung,... More »


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Jo In-sung enlists
by | April 5, 2009 | 27 Comments
By now, we all know the drill. Another 28-year-old actor (or, in this case, he’s a few months shy of 28) — who’s been hyping up his army departure for months, with a “last movie” (Frozen Flower), a “last fanmeeting” (in Japan), and a “last photo shoot” (for a clothing ad campaign) — finally heads... More »


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One last photo shoot for Jo In-sung
by | April 4, 2009 | 24 Comments
Jo In-sung (Frozen Flower) is finally headed off to fulfill his mandatory military duty — his official enlistment comes in just one more day, on Monday, April 6. Before he steps out of the media spotlight, Jo has released his latest photo spread, which marks the close of his five-year tenure as the brand model... More »


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Jo In-sung in Osaka and Tokyo
by | March 6, 2009 | 49 Comments
Whoa there, Jo In-sung. These photos from a recent Japanese fanmeeting are just begging for a caption contest, although with that Who-like hair, the thoughts that immediately sprang to my mind are perhaps best expressed in the words of Dr. Seuss. Like, for instance: From there to here, from here to there, funny things are... More »


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Jo In-sung’s last fanmeeting
by | January 29, 2009 | 15 Comments
…before enlisting in military service, that is. Some stars choose to head off to their mandatory two-year (more or less) army duty with a bang, and some choose to go quietly. The 28-year-old Jo In-sung (Frozen Flower) is choosing a fanmeeting in Japan as his last official event before his March enlistment. Actually, that’s two... More »