Posts Tagged ‘Lee Na-young’

Drama Casting & News
A Gentleman’s Dignity inches closer to securing its cast
by | December 14, 2011 | 16 Comments
A whole lotta names are being bandied about for A Gentleman’s Dignity, the new drama set to come from the Secret Garden and Lovers in Paris scriptwriter (hence the heightened buzz). Jang Dong-gun (Good Morning President) and Lee Na-young (Runaway Plan B) were both previously in contention, and their names have resurface as leading candidates... More »


Drama Casting & News
Lee Na-young eyes drama from Secret Garden writer
by | November 23, 2011 | 59 Comments
A number of leading ladies have met with great popular and critical success via a Kim Eun-sook vehicle: Kim Jung-eun (Lovers in Paris), Kim Haneul (On Air), and Ha Ji-won (Secret Garden), to name a few. Now Lee Na-young (Runaway Plan B) is circling ’round the latest project from the star scriptwriter, according to new... More »


Celebrity News
Lee Na-young’s 20th-century looks in Allure
by | October 18, 2011 | 21 Comments
Lee Na-young (Runaway Plan B) is featured in a shoot for Allure magazine’s November issue, which has released a few teaser stills from her “100 Years of Beauty” spread. That means each image adopts a look representing a particular decade from 1910 through 2000. Like 1950s “French chic,” which is probably the second image, and... More »


Drama Casting & News
Lee Na-young still waiting for her payday
by | December 21, 2010 | 31 Comments
Runaway Plan B is wrapped and off the air, but lead actress Lee Na-young has yet to see a single cent from it, and is taking legal steps to claim her salary. To that end, she has filed suit against producers with the Seoul Central District Court demanding the unpaid wages, according to her management... More »


Chungmuro/Film News
Lee Na-young wraps drama, turns to film
by | December 11, 2010 | 25 Comments
Fresh off her latest drama, action-comedy Runaway Plan B, actress Lee Na-young is turning to the big screen for her next role. Though contracts haven’t been signed yet, reports indicate that she will likely be acting next in the movie Howling, starring opposite the ubiquitous Song Kang-ho (Blue Salt, Secret Reunion, Thirst). A source with... More »


Drama Recaps
Runaway Plan B: Halftime report
by | November 5, 2010 | 65 Comments
All right, folks, time to check back in with Runaway Plan B. I’ve been watching the episodes despite not recapping it, and now at the halfway mark, I can say that the show is better now than it was at the outset. I’m still a few points away from loving it, but I’m more invested... More »


Drama Recaps
Runaway (Plan B): Episodes 1-2
by | October 3, 2010 | 140 Comments
Runaway: Plan B premiered this past week to huge intro ratings, setting KBS up for yet another hit this year. (You may know the title as Fugitive: Plan B but don’t worry if you’re confused, since not even the drama’s official site is keeping things consistent.) What we get here is a stylish action drama... More »


Drama Casting & News
Better (and funnier) posters for Runaway
by | September 16, 2010 | 28 Comments
We’ve been hearing that KBS’s new action drama Runaway (Plan B) is supposed to be a romantic comedy, but hadn’t seen any indication to that effect. Finally we get a glimpse at the lighter side with these two new posters, and while I still don’t know how the wild-treasure-hunt-through-Asia storyline will play out as comedic,... More »


Drama Casting & News
Runaway poster is out
by | September 13, 2010 | 75 Comments
The first poster is out for KBS’s Runaway (Plan B), and it’s a battle of the cocked guns and eyebrows as everyone puts on their fiercest Blue Steels. From left to right, we have Yoon Jin-seo and Lee Jung-jin as cops, Rain and Lee Na-young as the two leads, and Daniel Henney playing a devoted... More »


Drama Casting & News
Preview clip for Rain’s Runaway (Plan B)
by | September 8, 2010 | 61 Comments
Here, we go, the preview video for Runaway! And true to the drama’s title, there’s a lot of running in it. The drama is described as a romantic-comedy action project, which could have skewed hokey if done too slapstick. But on the contrary, it looks pretty slick, actually. Lots of action and — with this... More »