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An Update on Jang Geun Suk
Geunnie!
Jang Geun Suk tweeted a photo of him and Kim Ha Neul on the set of “You’re My Pet.” The photo came with the caption “Ugh – a busy day playing with my owner!”
Pfft – If I had a dog like Geunnie, I’d make him do more than just follow me around wearing funny glasses.
Matthew Goode to Star in Park Chan Wook Film
OH. MY. GOD.
This deserves a post on its own (rather than just a measly “news bits” entry) because 1) it’s Matthew Goode, 2) it’s the US debut for Park Chan Wook, 3) it’s Matthew Goode, 4) it’s Matthew Goode, and 5) IT’S MATTHEW GOODE!
Song Joong Ki and No Min Woo Casting News
Nope – they’re not in a drama or movie together! But they are going to appear in new dramas and movies.
Song Joong Ki is going to star in the drama Tree Without Deep Roots alongside Jang Hyuk and Shin Se Kyung. And guess what? He’s gonna be KING! Yep- Song will be playing the young King Sejong, who rebels against his father’s tyrannical ways and practices restraint. But he won’t be in the drama long – Han Suk Kyu will take over as the older King Sejong.
47th Baeksang Awards
Ha Ji Won Rocks the Seas
Oh My God.
Ha Ji Won is way too cool for Korea. If anyone is going to try to break into Hollywood – can Ha Ji Won be next?
19: A Review
I have solidified my admiration for T.O.P. with this film/drama. To all the skeptics (if there even is one), watch “19″ and then watch “Into the Fire.” Skip IRIS – that drama just wasted him.
First Look: Kim So Yeon in Coffee
AHHHHH!!! KIM SO YEON-SSI!!! PLEASE RETURN TO THE SMALL SCREEN!!!!
My to-watch dramas list has felt quite dry in recent days, mainly because I feel like I can’t be excited about any upcoming drama. Yet.
So until then, I shall slobber over Kim So Yeon with a photo spamazz of her on the set of her new film “Coffee,” which began shooting on March 29.
Heaven’s Postman: A Review
I quite enjoyed the film “Heaven’s Postman” – it had a nice quiet touch to it. At times slow, it was still quite interesting to watch. Plus, I guess I’m all about death and crossing the boundary between heaven and earth nowadays. *cough*49 Days*cough*
I watched it on DramaFever out of curiosity over what made this movie so popular.
Korean Rock and Roll Documentary Featured on DramaFever
So DramaFever is no longer just a place for dramas. Now it’s got movies! Well – they had movies and documentaries before (i.e. Cultural Trilogy series, Tears of the Amazon, and some reality shows like After Love), but now they’re getting boatloads of them.
