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[ChanMi's movie news] Three Actresses transform in to femme fatale characters

Source | 2009/01/07 | 0 comments | Permalink |

New year brings new transformations for these three actresses!

Uhm Jung-hwa, Kim Min-jeong, and Park Si-yeon are the main actresses in their own new dramas for which they have to transform into femme fatales!

Uhm is taking an evil role in the movie "Insadong Scandal" where she is the owner of an art gallery. Previously, she has been in the movies "Changing Partners" and "Marriage Is a Crazy Thing" for which she was the sexy and bold character.

Park Si-yeon is Yoori in the new film "Marine Boy" as a drug dealer. Yoori's first encounter with Cheon-soo to make him ...| More

[Tourist Attractions in Films]

Source | 2008/11/27 | 0 comments | Permalink |

Ewha Womans University: "S Diary" - A story about a woman who struggles to find her sense of self. Subway line 2, Ewha Womans University Station, Exits 2 and 3

Changdeokgung: "Strokes of Fire" - A film about the life of the 19th-century painter Jang Seung-eup (winner of Cannes Film Festival Award for directing in 2002). Subway line 3, Anguk Station, Exit 3

Seonyudo Park: "Samaria" - Kim Ki-duk won best director award at the 2004 Berlin Film Festival with this film. Subway Line 2, Hapjeong Station Exit 9, bus No. 5714

63 Building: "Who Are You - Movie" - A story about a couple who fall in love with each other through online chatting. Subway Line 1, Daebang Station, 400 meters from Exit 6

Insa-dong: "Marriage is a Crazy Thing" - a story about the fantasy and reality of marriage. Subway Line 1, Jonggak Station, Exit 3

Wumyeon-dong Cathedral: "Everybody Has Secrets" - a love story between three sisters and a man. Subway line 4, Seonbawi Station, Exit 3, bus No. 4424, Gyeongm...| More

Uhm Jung-hwa to Play Evil Role in New Movie

Source | 2008/10/02 | 0 comments | Permalink |

Singer and actress Uhm Jung-hwa takes on the role of the antagonist in director Park Hee-gon's new movie with the working title "Insadong Scandal".

According to the Ssamzie I-Vision production company, Uhm will play "Bae Tae-jin", a cold-hearted mogul of the fine arts industry who stops at nothing to accumulate wealth.

Filming for "Insadong Scandal" is set to begin next month. The story is about the restoration of a Joseon dynasty masterpiece and its secrets. Conflicts arise between "Bae Tae-jin" and the art restoration expert she hires, "Lee Kang-jun", played by actor Kim Rae-won.

Uhm has starred in numerous silver screen features, such as "Marriage Is a Crazy Thing", "For Horowitz" ("My Piano") and "Singles". Currently, she is promoting the music from her latest album....| More

Singers, making their debuts as actors in TV dramas?

Source | 2008/01/31 | 0 comments | Permalink |

Yoon Kye-sang, Son Ho-young, Danny Ahn, Rain, Eric, Yoon Eun-hye, Ahn So-hee, Lee Min-woo, Park Jeong-ah..
This is the list of top Korean singers.

Their talents and individuality attracted so many fans to fall in love with them. Sometime as a solo, and other times as a member in a group, they had been on the stage singing for their fans.

However, a whole new story kicks in when they choose the screen as their new stage. The long stagnation in music industry and the introduction of a new concept of "multi-entertainer" increased the demand for multi-talented stars who are talented in not only singing but dancing and acting as well. Consequently, these singers made acting as their second career.

For example, "Rain" (Jung Ji-hoon) in Director Park Chan-wook's "I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK", Eric Moon (Moon Jung-hyuk) in "A Bittersweet Life" and "Diary of June" and Yoon Eun-hye in "The Legend of Seven Cutter" have all made their debuts in the film industry.

In addition, Son ...| More

[HERALD INTERVIEW] Han Ye-seul, a bilingual beauty, eyes foreign entertainment markets

Source | 2007/12/07 | 0 comments | Permalink |

At a recent film award ceremony, Han Ye-seul made a small scene. While singing a song on the stage in a tubetop dress, her innerwear came into view for a moment, but there's no going back since it was a live broadcast.

Han did not give much thought to the incident, but Korean online users, many of whom are obsessive about anything and everything related to beautiful actresses, launched a blame game, and their initial target was Han's fashion coordinator.

When things get ugly like this, fashion coordinators are likely to take all the blame. But Han did not back down; instead, she vigorously defended her staff in public, a fresh development that eventually made big headlines in entertainment sections of major local dailies and online media.

"She is a really hard-working person, and things happen, you know, so I didn't have any hard feelings about her or the incident on stage", said Han in an interview with The Korea Herald on Wednesday. "And I don't think it's shameful or anythi...| More