Posts Tagged ‘Jung Yumi’
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Gong Yoo becomes Cyrano Agency’s newest client
How adorable is this? Gong Yoo will be making a guest appearance on tvN’s Dating Agency Cyrano, and he’ll be hiring targeted by our resident matchmakers to woo by his co-star Jung Yumi (Queen of the Office). It’s a reunion for the actors, who were paired together in 2011′s The Crucible, although I would almost... More »
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More stills from God of the Workplace
Office dramas can be hit or miss, but I’m keeping one eye on KBS’s God of the Workplace because when they hit, I find them light and funny and simple. (When they miss, they can be boring and dry. But then I think fondly of the good ones like Dal Ja’s Spring, which is my... More »
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Lighthearted first teaser for KBS’s God of the Workplace
The first teaser is out for KBS’s upcoming office drama titled God of the Workplace, and so far it looks light and funny. The drama had initially been called Please Come Back, Miss Kim, and after seeing the short-n-sweet preview, I do wish they’d kept the title. Or tweaked it, perhaps. But God of the... More »
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Kim Hye-soo’s new rom-com changes title, adds to cast
First of all, we’ve got a title change for the drama formerly known as Please Come Back, Miss Kim; it’s now called God of the Workplace. I can’t tell which is better (or worse, really) because the first title was neither here nor there, but the new one has even less personality. Oh well. In... More »
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Yoo Ah-in and Kim Hae-sook as mother and son
Is this the big thing lately — mother-son, father-daughter pairings? It sure seems that way in Chungmuro anyway, not that cute parent-child pairs will ever have me complaining. This time it’s Yoo Ah-in (Fashion King) and Kim Hae-sook (Thieves) in a new movie called Kkang-chul-ie, named for Yoo Ah-in’s character in the film, who looks... More »
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I Need Romance 2012: A Review
If you haven’t checked out this drama, which is a follow-up/sequel/spin-off to last year’s I Need Romance, then at least read the wonderful recap by gummimochi for episode 1, and then go watch the drama. I Need Romance 2012 is a delightful little gem that is a little more refreshing than the zany romantic comedies out there.... More »
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September magazines feature the two faces of Jung Yumi
Jung Yumi recently wrapped her cable drama I Need Romance 2012, and she’s also featured in two fashion magazines sporting vastly disparate styles. You wouldn’t necessarily think her a chameleon at first glance but she’s really got some range, whether we’re talking acting style or just her appearance. Tags: Jung Yumi, photo shoots... More »
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I Need Romance 2012: Episode 1
What a delectable opening act for a summer romantic-comedy about a pair of longtime lovers whose love fizzles out and settle to be next-door neighbors. Yet the writers give us hints that perhaps they care far more than they’re letting on. Will they be able to convey their true feelings or will a mystery man... More »
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Stills and trailer for I Need Romance 2012
Jung Yumi is looking great in the stills for I Need Romance 2012, the sequel to tvN’s hit single-women-in-the-city romantic comedy. The trailer is a mess, but… at least it looks like an entertaining mess? The stills of the happy couple (that’d be with Lee Jin-wook, the soon-to-be-ex long-term boyfriend) are adorable. It probably helps... More »
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First promos for tvN’s I Need Romance 2012
Posters are out for I Need Romance 2012, which is the updated title for the second season of tvN’s successful trendy rom-com, which is either because they want to be very exact about the timeline of the seasons, or because they’re hopeful of more. I think it would’ve been just as effective, and more elegant,... More »
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