Posts Tagged ‘Lee Jun-ki’
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Song Jae-rim cast as Lee Jun-ki’s enemy in Two Weeks
Lee Jun-ki recently signed on to play the hero of MBC’s upcoming Two Weeks, and now he’s got his enemy: Song Jae-rim has just joined the production and will play an expert killer who’s chasing down our hero. (In case you don’t recognize Song Jae-rim in the above picture, you may recognize him better—I know... More »
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Lee Jun-ki picks Two Weeks as next drama
Lee Jun-ki has announced his next drama project, and it’ll be a thriller for MBC called Two Weeks, which may sound familiar as it’s the drama from the 49 Days, Prosecutor Princess, and My Daughter Seo-young writer that takes place within a two-week time span. Yay for Lee Jun-ki coming back to television… though I’m... More »
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Lee Jun-ki looks at action noir for next drama
Ooh. Lots of good stuff in this bit of news. Lee Jun-ki: considering a new drama; that’s a period romantic noir; featuring action and fighting; set in the 1930s, during the Japanese Occupation years; based on a manhwa from the writer of Damo; admidst the backdrop of Shanghai. Excited yet? Tags: Lee Jun-ki... More »
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Lee Jun-ki: On army, acting, and Arang
With his drama Arang and the Magistrate wrapped, lead star Lee Jun-ki has been keeping busy by giving lots of interviews. And I mean tons. He’s everywhere! Since Arang was his first project out of military service, naturally this is a common thread in all of the interviews. Lee Jun-ki explained why he picked it,... More »
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Time Between Dog and Wolf: A Review
It took me a while to get around to this drama, but I finally did. Yay – old drama checked off my list! I’m glad I watched it, because in a way I got to see how action dramas worked in 2007, and compared it to the more recent dramas of late (think IRIS, ATHENA,... More »
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Arang and the Magistrate: Episode 20 (Final)
It’s time to say goodbye, and the finale of Arang and the Magistrate ties up our ends in a nicely complete way. Truths are uncovered, tears are shed, and things come full circle to give us just the right dose of closure while keeping the door open for our future. SONG OF THE DAY 10cm... More »
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Arang and the Magistrate: Episode 19
The end is nigh and everyone’s paths converge in the big showdown. It’s a nail-biter from the start, and it looks like the tension won’t let up until tomorrow’s finale. Just the way I like it. We finally get some answers of the non-cryptic variety (Gasp!) and our hero faces the toughest decision of his... More »
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Behind the scenes of Arang and the Magistrate
So adorable. It’s finale week for mystery fusion sageuk Arang and the Magistrate (*sniff, sniff*), so I thought a nice detour backstage would help us all prepare to say goodbye. Unless you’d like to remain in denial; denial’s not so bad. Here’s a boatload of stills from the set of the show, with everyone from... More »
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Arang and the Magistrate: Episode 18
So much good stuff today, packed with development and intensity. A few ends get tied up so we can turn our attention to the big ramp-up to next week’s finale, and I’m glad of it: We could use the time to confront the Big Bad and address the numerous mythological mysteries still to resolve, of... More »
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Arang and the Magistrate: Episode 17
So. Good. Things are escalating in a major way—more romance, more mystery, more answers, and higher stakes than ever. Even now there are new twists to the story, so much that I’m not even sure which resolution will actually deliver a happy ending for these two, if that’s even possible anymore. I love a show... More »
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