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| Go Hyun-jung lines up her next project Posted: 28 Nov 2010 05:26 AM PST It looks like the queen of the small screen is ready to rule the cineplex as well. A-lister Go Hyun-jung (Daemul, Queen Seon-deok) has lined up her next project: her first solo starring role in a film. Which isn’t to say she won’t have co-stars. But there won’t be anyone splitting top-billing with her, because well…who COULD? The upcoming 2011 film is called 가담, which means roughly participant, or party (as in party to a conspiracy). So I’m going with Conspirator for now, because a movie called Party is a) lame and b) sounds like a b-movie set on a college campus in the 80s. You’d think with all her awards and goddess-like status that Go has done more films, but she’s only headlined three others. She was in the romantic melodrama Woman by the Sea (2006) with Kim Seung-woo (you know how much I love him), and 2008′s Like You Know it All with Kim Tae-woo. Last year she was in the fiction-reality-blurring mockumentary Actresses, where she shared the spotlight with Choi Ji-woo, Lee Mi-sook, Kim Min-hee, Yoon Yeo-jung, and Kim Ok-bin. Talk about an ego war. The film, directed by newcomer Jung Bum-shik, is described as a drama, action, and comedy, where a woman who suffers from a panic disorder gets accidentally mixed up in a drug smuggling operation. Huh. What a weird premise. My guess is that she causes a shipment to get misplaced due to some freak accident. She’ll embark on a mission to find the drugs, presumably because her life will depend on it. Sounds like a fun game of cat-and-mouse, especially if it’s actually played for comedy. Her last few drama roles haven’t been my cup of tea (or rather, the dramas themselves aren’t my thing), so I’ll be happy to watch her in something fun in the coming year. Via Asiae RELATED POSTS
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| Posted: 27 Nov 2010 09:01 PM PST Finally, it’s here! The moment we’ve all been waiting for. And while it’s been a long time coming, I feel safe declaring that it did not disappoint. Last week’s episodes were a bit more serious, setting the stage for the inevitable body-swap… but now that we’re here, I can’t WAIT for all the wacky hijinks to begin. Characters have met and clashed, stakes have been set (and raised a couple times), and now all that’s left is for the insanity to unravel. Yeehaw! SONG OF THE DAY TRAX – “오! 나의 여신님” (Oh! My Goddess) [ Download ] (...) © javabeans for Dramabeans, 2010. | Permalink | 223 comments | Add to del.icio.us  This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Dangerous Meeting between Lee Shi-young and Song Sae-byuk Posted: 27 Nov 2010 01:45 PM PST Despite the title, Lee Shi-young’s new movie isn’t some dark thriller; instead, it’s a romantic comedy, and pairs her with “2010′s Super Rookie” Song Sae-byuk (the nickname refers to Song’s string of hits this year — The Fixer, Cyrano Dating Agency, Bad Deal, and Bang-ja Chronicle — the latter for which he’s already scored a Korea Film Award). The movie is a lighter take on the classic Romeo & Juliet conflict, with the hero hailing from Jeolla Province and the heroine from Gyeongsang Province. While I don’t presume these regional differences to be as pronounced a source of angst as, say, the Montague-Capulet feud, their differences are part of the opposition they face from both families. Some earlier reports pointed to particular conflicts between the fathers, and with the film’s comedic bent, it sounds like it could be a lot of fun. (...) © javabeans for Dramabeans, 2010. | Permalink | 20 comments | Add to del.icio.us  |
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