Posts Tagged ‘Kim Byul’
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Kim Byul plays rock guitarist for new film
Kim Byul (Baby and Me) is one of those actresses I think ought to be working more, and getting more recognition, based on the sparks of potential she’s shown in her career thus far. Perhaps this new project will be her chance, as she’s landed the lead female role in a movie titled Dangerous Thrill,... More »
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New Bisang poster features Kim Bum’s two love interests
A new poster is out for Kim Bum‘s new movie Bisang (first poster here), which shows the young actor in a love triangle as he poses in turn with each of his co-stars; the top photo shows Kim Bum with Lee Chae-young, while the bottom features Kim Byul. As the top host in the nightlife... More »
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Scenes from youth action film Bisang
Kim Bum and Kim Byul‘s new “youth action film” Bisang [비상] is busily filming and has been releasing stills (such as these previously posted photos of the two actors’ kiss scene). Kim Bum plays “Shi-bum,” an aspiring movie actor whose first love is “Soo-kyung,” played by Kim Byul. The latest action stills (see below), shot... More »
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Kim Bum and Kim Byul’s movie kiss
As seen in these newly released stills, the action drama film Bisang [or Flight, or 비상] features a kiss between its two actors, almost-20-year-old hot commodity Kim Bum and 22-year-old Kim Byul. The film is described as exploring the themes of young angst, love, pain, and maturation. Kim Bum (Boys Before Flowers, I Like It... More »
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More stars pay their respects to deceased colleague
Okay, I think I’m done posting pics of stars visiting Lee Eon‘s funeral room. If more information comes to light, I’m on it, but until then we’re just going to be getting photos of grieving folks, which is probably gratuitous. I know it sounds hypocritical for me to dislike the photos and then post them.... More »
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Strongest Chil Woo: Episode 20 (Final)
Ah, another final episode, another drama wrapped. Let’s be honest: Strongest Chil Woo isn’t a great show. It’s probably not even a good one. But it has been often entertaining and despite its recent darker turns, I was holding out hope that the finale would see a return to lighter, goofier times. In that, I’m... More »
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Promoting his drama with a come-hither stare
Is it just me, or does the cast of Strongest Chil Woo look like they just stepped out of the pages of a Sears catalog (come see the softer side!)? With a hangover? Such pretty ladies, such unflattering styling. Anyway, when I first heard about this upcoming fusion historical series, I was kinda tired of... More »
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A few more points for Chil Woo…
Hmm, they’re slowly winning me over with their cast… KBS’s new fusion sageuk Strongest Chil Woo (or Choi Kang Chil Woo) seemed a little like another attempt at what they’d just done with Hong Gil Dong — funny, jokey, comedic historical. And while I enjoyed Hong Gil Dong for what it was, I can’t say... More »
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Kim Byul, Jang Geun Seok — and baby makes three
Doll-faced actress Kim Byul (of the uncommonly good sports drama Taereung National Village, and Clazziquai’s “Sweety” music video opposite Lee Junki) has been cast opposite Jang Geun Seok (of the current fusion sageuk Hong Gil Dong — but if you spend any time on this site you already know that, lol) in a new movie,... More »
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Taereung National Village / 태릉선수촌 (2005)
Despite the winningness of Coffee Prince, I’m starting to veer from cheery immersion into overload territory, and before that flares into full-on burnout, I thought I’d turn my attentions elsewhere to balance things out a bit. I’ve started watching some other series, dabbling in a sea of first episodes, trying to see which ones are... More »
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