Babyfaced Beauty (Drama - 2011)

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  Jang Nara
  장나라
  As
  Lee So-yeong
  (이소영)
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  Choi Daniel
  최다니엘
  As
  Choi Jin-wook
  (최진욱)
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  Ryoo Jin
  류진
  As
  Ji Seung-il
  (지승일)
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  Kim Min-seo
  김민서
  As
  Kang Yoon-seo
  (강윤서)
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  Yoon Hee-seok
  윤희석
  As
  No Yong-joon
  (노용준)
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  Hyeon Yeong
  현영
  As
  Ji Joo-hee
  (지주희)

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  Jang Nara cast in "School 2013"
  2012/10/11, Source,
  Actress Jang Nara is starring in the upcoming KBS 2TV drama "School 2013". "School 2013" productions told My Daily on the 12th, "Jang Nara has verbally been cast as a School teacher in the drama "School 2013",...More

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  Drama of the week "Babyfaced Beauty"
  2012/05/24, Source,
  Drama of the week "Babyfaced Beauty" (2011) Directed by Lee Jin-seo, Lee So-yeon-I Written by Jeong Do-yoon, Oh Seon-hyeong Network  : KBS With Jang Nara, Choi Daniel, Ryoo Jin, Kim Min-seo, Yoon Hee-seok, Hyeon Yeong,... Previously known as "Pretty Young Woman" on HanCinema 20 episodes - Mon, Tue 21:55 Synopsis Thirty three year old spinster, Soyoung, has an unbelievably young looking face! Most girls who are 33, they are either married or very successful in their field. However, all Soyoung has is a troublesome family, morass of poverty, a poor academic background and a baby face inherited from her dad,...More

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  2011 KBS Drama Awards : Winners List
  2011/12/31, Source,
  2011 KBS Drama Awards : Winners List,...More

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  Flower Boy Ramyun Shop - Some Cable Freshness
  2011/11/12,
  This new romantic comedy series has started airing over at tvN, a Korean cable channel. Big whoop, you'd tell me. Another rom-com from Korea. What's new, right? Quite a lot, I will say to you. Because romantic comedy is a very good genre to play "spot the difference" between the government controlled public television (for the most part, because there have been wonderful exceptions) and the corporate owned cable television. For those who do not know of this, here is the short explanation. Public television is controlled by people and laws that use dated and sometimes even fascist ideology and practices when it comes to content. This means that, in public television, gay characters are not tolerated, a divorced woman is tainted and has no right to live, work and love and people are virgins until after their wedding, even if they are 30+ years old. Ok, not on all series, but these are some of the extreme and quite common issues that will seem plain weird and creepy to anyone living in the modern world. We've had some fine and scary examples of that form of attempted (and often achieved) censorship lately, when the Korean Communications Commission and the Korean Advertisers Association started making a fuss about things which they deem harmful for audiences and which any person living in a modern society would consider plain crazy. "A Thousand Kisses" has been one of the latest targets of the KCC And as I say in my articles on cable tv, these limitations do not seem to exist much there. Whether they exist in the real Korea or not, I do not know, but they are definitely not traits of a modern version of the world. And a romantic series is the best way to illustrate that. Because those are usually for teen audiences and receive a lot of "treatment" from these moral government committees. I shall refer to Korea as Korea from now on and for the entire article. But there is another Korea here... The one that exists in public television and is sometimes the version these pseudo-prude fossils want people to accept as "how things should and must be",...More