Posts Tagged ‘Kang Ye-won’
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Song Sae-byuk and Kang Ye-won headline rom-com
Ooh, there’s a new project on the way from the director of Shut Up: Flower Boy Band. Sadly it’s not another drama about angsty teen rockers. Boo. Hiss. *puts on whinypants* Whyyyyy not? This time he’ll be tackling a romantic comedy film called My 7th Man, and Song Sae-byuk (Dangerous Meeting) and Kang Ye-won (Fortunetellers)... More »
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Poster and teaser for Ha Ji-won’s new action comedy
The first teaser and stills are out for the new action comedy sageuk starring Ha Ji-won called Joseon Trio of Beauties, which is literal title, but in my head I call it Joseon’s Angels because it’s the same wording they use in translating Charlie’s Angels. The movie doesn’t seem to be any different in concept... More »
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The ghostbusting cast of horror-comedy Fortune Tellers
I have been looking forward to the movie Fortune Tellers ever since it was announced, and here’s a closer look at the premise and the characters — and it looks like a hoot. An eerie and spine-tingly hoot, perhaps, but still: just as hilarious as it is jump-inducing. The setup is simple: One remote seaside... More »
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Ha Ji-won headlines comic action sageuk movie
Three beautiful secret agents in the Joseon era. That’s the premise behind this movie, which is titled, oh-so-aptly, Joseon Trio of Beauties. It’s a literal translation of the working title, which I hope means they’ll figure out something a little cleverer and, say, less obvious than that in time for its premiere. ‘Cause armed with... More »
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8th Jecheon International Music & Film Festival
It’s been four years (eep!) since the last time I wrote about Jecheon International Music & Film Festival, mostly because it’s not the most exciting of events. But the inclusion of Yoon Eun-hye into any red carpet automatically kicks it up a notch on the scale of interesting, no? The festival’s now in its 8th... More »
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The Thousandth Man sets its table for August premiere
For a drama starring a hero trying to escape being eaten by the heroine (literally—she’s a gumiho), I find the inclusion of a chef character dryly funny. And the setup makes it even cheekier. So here’s a look at The Thousandth Man, the upcoming show starring Lee Chun-hee as the man in danger of becoming... More »
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Lee Chun-hee stars in The Thousandth Man
Aw, Chunderella, always good to see you in dramaland. Lee Chun-hee (Take Care of Us, Captain) will be starring in a Friday-night drama due out this summer on MBC called The Thousandth Man. The thousandth? Well I don’t know who this girl is, but whoooooheeee, that’s some number. Tags: Kang Ye-won, Lee Chun-hee... More »
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16th Busan International Film Festival’s opening red carpet
The 16th Busan International Film Festival opened on October 6, and the red carpet to the opening screening — So Ji-sub and Han Hyo-joo’s tragic romance Only You — was awash with stars. (For those of you used to seeing the festival called PIFF, it recently changed its spelling. The festival is in its 16th... More »
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Kang Ye-won, Lee Je-hoon cast in horror comedy Fortunetellers
“Horror comedy” are two words that instantly pique my interest (I’m thinking Shaun of the Dead or Zombieland) so I’m already liking the sound of Fortunetellers, a new film that has just cast up-and-comers Kang Ye-won and Lee Je-hoon as the leads. The premise sounds promising, too: In a village hit by a “mysterious event,”... More »
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Lee Min-ki is flashy and badass in Quick
Man, this is the best movie trailer I’ve seen in a while. How can something that tells you so little about the movie — at least in terms of story — be so cool? It doesn’t even show you its star’s face — and with Lee Min-ki (Chilling Romance, Haeundae) as the lead, it’s quite... More »
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