Jeon Do-yeon (전도연)

Actor Kim Beom [Chae Ki-won/10Asia]

Kim Beom has grown as an actor everytime we see him. The young boy that first appeared in 2006 TV series "Rude Women" as a child who takes good care of his single mom, made himself known to the public through MBC sitcom "High Kick!" and made his presence more prominent through just a few series of appearances in the beginning of "East of Eden" playing the child part of Hallyu star Song Seung-heon. It became certain last year that he had secured a position on the small screen when he made the hearts of many female viewers flutter through KBS drama "Boys over Flowers".

Kim then showed how he had finally become a 'man' and one that is ready to play a lead role through SBS TV series "Dream - Drama". "Expressing a character is similar to trying on different clothes. The characters I played in 'Boys over Flowers' or 'Dream - Drama' were articles of clothing I tried on as a hanger or mannequin. They may not fit me initially since they may be too long or short but there comes a point when it fits you just right after some adjustment. That is when you look at yourself in the mirror and start being evaluated by others too for how you look in that item of clothing. Taking on a new role is like adding a new piece of clothing to your wardrobe so I must say that I'm very eager when it comes to work"....More

Brand "YES" brings Seo Woo as 'Lovely Girl' concept of the photoshoot.

She has a cute image and even has volume in her body line! She is the innocent glamorous image for the 2010 S/S pink and orange bright colored color and pattern underwear as...More

Jeon Do-yeon, Lee Jeong-jae and Seo Woo are the main characters in the upcoming film, "Housemaid". The two share a very surprising relationship!

This movie started filming last 3rd of January. This movie is a remake of the 1960 remake directed by Kim Ki-young.

Jeon will be the housekeeper for a wealthy family and she has a phys...More

Film insiders excited over new works by three star directors

Hits came from all quarters in Korean cinema last year, with big blockbusters "Take Off" and "Haeundae", auteur films "Thirst" and "Mother - 2009" and indie sleepers "Old Partner" and "Breathless" all filling seats.

Disaster flick "Haeundae" was the first locally made film to top 10 million tickets sold in three years. Industry-wide box office returns hit a record high of 1.08 trillion won ($964 million), about half from Korean-made films.

The state-funded Korean Film Council forecast in a recent report that the local movie market will continue its incremental growth over the next five years, and 2010 is expected to be another bonanza for the local film studios. But the most hotly anticipated movies inside the industry aren't quite as diverse as 2009's top sellers - on the contrary, they're all in a single genre: thriller.

Korea's thriller renaissance, kicked off by "The Chaser" in 2008 and continued by "Secret - 2009" at the end of last year, continues with "No Mercy", the first big, locally made release of 2010.

According to a recent survey by the JoongAng Ilbo of 20 film experts including producers, investors and critics, the three most highly anticipated films scheduled to be released this year were all thrillers. "The Housemaid", a remake of a local classic, came in first, followed by "The Murderer" (working title), which will reunite "The Chaser" director Na Hong-jin with his two leads from that film. In third was "Moss" (working title) by veteran director Kang Woo-seok.

"The Housemaid", a remake of the 1960 film by the late director Kim Ki-yo...More

Actress Yoon Yeo-jeong will be in the new film, "Housemaid". Jeon Do-yeon, Lee Jeong-jae, and  Seo Woo are the cast in this new thriller film which is a remake of the 1960's version.

The new "Housemaid" will be about a maid and the master having an intimate relationship that brings chaos. The maid will be Jeon and the master will be Lee Jeong-jae. The master's wife Hera will be Seo Woo.

Yoon will be the head housekeeper who watches the relat...More