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- Faith loses its second leading man in Kang Ji-hwan
- Objects in mirror are closer than they appear [Year In Review, Part 4]
- Image transformations abound in Joseon’s Great Detective
| Faith loses its second leading man in Kang Ji-hwan Posted: 26 Dec 2010 05:32 AM PST Hmm, another setback for high-budget medical sageuk series Faith, which has lost leading man No. 2, Kang Ji-hwan, who’d been called in after the drama first lost Lee Jun-ki to army duty. The reason given by Kang’s management, S Plus Entertainment, was that he would be cutting back on all acting and industry activities, due to legal matters stemming from his contract dispute with previous management company, Jambo Entertainment. There had been reports that the dispute had been settled, allowing Kang to star in SBS drama Coffee House earlier this year, but the Korea Entertainment Producers Association has a different take on things. Since Kang didn’t abide by their request to stall all activities until a settlement was made, matters have dragged on over the past year. The association has asked its members to keep Kang out of Faith; they did the same with Coffee House, which went ignored, but this time Kang has stepped back. His reps apologized to the association and acknowledged that this matter has become more than a company/actor issue and is now an industry matter. The drama, directed by Legend PD Kim Jong-hak, is being produced in 3D for broadcast in the first half of 2011, and has cast Kim Hee-sun, Philip Lee, Kim Seung-soo, and Choi Min-soo. Bummer. Via Segye RELATED POSTS
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| Objects in mirror are closer than they appear [Year In Review, Part 4] Posted: 25 Dec 2010 08:07 PM PST I have to say, 2010 was a downright awesome year. It was the year of bromance, the year that Santa came in August, the year when guys had perms and noonas ruled, the year of the sparkly tracksuit and hoi-hoi, the year that makgulli made a comeback. But most importantly for me, it was the year I joined Dramabeans and got to know all of you. So thanks, for all the encouragement, the thoughtful commentary, the dissenting voices, the snark, and of course…the fangirling. It’s been a helluva year for this recapper, and I for one couldn’t ask for anything better for Christmas than one giant, crazy, Dramabeans family. (...) © girlfriday for Dramabeans, 2010. | Permalink | 97 comments | Add to del.icio.us  |
| Image transformations abound in Joseon’s Great Detective Posted: 25 Dec 2010 01:05 PM PST More stills are out for Kim Myung-min and Han Ji-min‘s upcoming comedy-mystery sageuk movie Joseon’s Great Detective: Secret of the Wolfsbane, and they convey much of the quirky humor of the previously released movie trailer. In the movie (which is based on a novel), Kim Myung-min plays a sharp detective who ferrets out corrupt officials under orders from King Jeong-jo. The movie held a press conference earlier this week, on December 21, where Kim talked about his approach to the character, who is thoroughly quirky whenever he’s not in investigation mode. (Since he’s supposedly the best detective of his times, one assumes he’s got a lot of professional talents to counter his buffoonish traits outside the job.) (...) © javabeans for Dramabeans, 2010. | Permalink | 17 comments | Add to del.icio.us  |
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