Ryoo Seung-beom (류승범)

Jo Yeo-jeong is in "Bang-ja Chronicles" a new movie that she has been filming for the last 3 months.

The actress took time off in the Maldives for the last week with her parents, and younger sibling!

She loved taking a break by the warm beach with her family.

In the new movie, she is costarring with Kim Joo-hyeok acting as Bangja and Ryoo Seung-beom acting as Lee Mong-ryong. Jo will be the Choonhyang capturing the two men's hearts. Different from the original story of Choonhyang, this story...More

This couple is indeed being loved by fans!

Many lovers want to be like this couple.

Ryoo Seung-beom's fashio...More

Interview with the actor who appeared in SBS TV series "Father's House" and played the actor Ko Soo's younger part in SBS TV series "Will It Snow for Christmas??"

Actor Kim Soo-hyeon-I [Lee Jin-hyuk/10Asia]

My name is Kim Soo-hyeon-I. Some people are curious to know why I didn't make a stage name since my name is the same as that of the great scenarist Kim Su-hyun...... What would be good? Kim Soo-gyum? Kim... Carley? Hahahaha.
I was born on February 16, 1988. I major in acting at Joongang University.
I'm an only child but a brusque son at home. I still do call out for my mom though when I get startled.
My first part-time job was at a fastfood restaurant when I was in high school. But I got fired in the first three days because I couldn't get there on time after school. I still got paid for those three days though and how I was happy when I saw the money wired into my account. I heard that you're supposed to buy a pair of socks for your parents when you get paid for the first time so that's what I did... My mom never wore them though. I think I should've bought her socks with lace on it instead.
I once learned how to do mountain climbing. It was back when I was in high school and I used to climb boulders and even took part in competitions. I didn't win because I fell during the second course...... But I've also learned how to scuba dive. I put in an effort to learn sports that aren't usually easy to learn. ...More

Actor Seol Kyeong-gu [Beck Una/10Asia]

Beck Una (Beck): "Haeundae" is actually on weird coordinates in terms of your filmography. In comparison to your past films which had a single main character, "Haeundae" was a film which didn't necessarily need you to be part of. On top of that, director Yoon JK is known for creating commercial films. So I've been curious to know how you got to work on this film.
Seol: I was once asked which director I work best with. To that I answered, "None of them". I make things work. "Haeundae" seemed like a movie calling for trouble. Like it would become a massive hit or flop horribly. Director Yoon may seem smart and clever on the outside but he seemed innocent in my eyes. I didn't see any murkiness in his eyes. And I am great with directors. Ryoo Seung-beom was surprised at me while shooting "No Mercy". He said I listen to well to the director. But what would I do? I'm not the director. The actor should listen. Of course, it gets annoying when my actions become limited. It's tough when the director limits my actions within the camera's angle. As long as I'm not trapped inside an angle, I can listen to what the director wants.

Beck: I felt from interviews that you were a hard time especially while shooting "Voice of Murderer" -- that you were feeling lonely.
Seol: I was having a hard time personally. And it peaked during the times I shot "Cruel Winter Blues" and "Venus and Mars". To an extent I felt bad for my manager. I'm usually not the type that lets my personal life interfere with my work. But I felt that I failed to cut off my emotions in front of the camera during those days. Couldn't hide it in the expression -- it would all show. I feel very bad for director Han Ji-seung and actress Kim Tae-hee. I really was at my worst during "Venus and Mars"! The phrase I used often back then was that I had hit rock bottom. But I feel much more at ease after hitting rock bottom. The phrase I use most often nowadays is to 'go with the flow'. In a way, I might be even more bold than I used to be. (laugh)...More

Koren movie poster for "Avatar" [20th Century Fox]

Hollywood blockbuster "Avatar" topped the local box office for the fourth consecutive week to become the most-watched foreign film in Korea over the weekend.

According to estimates released by Korea Box Office Information System (KOBIS) on Monday, "Avatar" attracted 835,345 viewers during the weekend of January 8-10 to gross over eight million viewers since its release on December 17. On Saturday, the James Cameron pic broke the record -- previously held by "Transformers 2" -- to set the record as the most-watched foreign film in Korea....More