| On-set photos of upcoming TV series "Fugitive" revealed (Source) |
2010/07/29 |
Korean actress Lee Na-young shoots a scene for upcoming TV series "Fugitive" at the Port of Yokohama in Yokohama, Japan ["Fugitive"]
On-set photos of Korean actors Daniel Henney and Lee Na-young from their Japan shoot for upcoming blockbuster TV series "Fugitive" have been revealed.
In the photos released by the show's producers on Thursday, the two actors recently shot a scene for the romantic comedy-intelligence drama at the Port of Yokohama in Yokohama, Japan##.
Playing the role of a mysterious woman named Jin-yi, actress Lee is seen wearing a simple, white cruise stewardess uniform while Henney is clad in a sophisticated semi-casual outfit as a shipping tycoon who falls in love wi... |More
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| Lee Na-young to star in TV series "Fugitive" with Rain (Source) |
2010/06/17 |
Korean actress Lee Na-young [KEYEAST]
Korean actress Lee Na-young has been set to star in upcoming KBS TV series tentatively titled "Fugitive" alongside Asian superstar "Rain", according to her agency KEYEAST.
KEYEAST made the announcement on its official website on Wednesday, confirming that Lee has been cast as the female lead opposite Rain, playing a mysterious woman named Jin-yi who approaches Rain's character with a hidden motive##.
Both actors are returning to the small screen for the first time since starring in "Ireland" (MBC, 2004) and "A Love To Kill" (SBS, 2005), respectively.
"The drama has a high-quality script and the female character ... |More
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| Lee Na-young to star in new TV series with Rain (Source) |
2010/06/06 |
Korean actress Lee Na-young [Asia Economic Daily]
Korean actress Lee Na-young has been cast in upcoming KBS TV series tentatively titled "Fugitive", making her first small screen comeback in six years.
According to various industry sources, the actress is set to play the female lead opposite "Rain", who is also returning to the small screen for the first time since starring in the 2005 SBS drama "A Love To Kill"##.
Lee's agency remained cautious about the news, however, saying they are "in negotiations" but has not yet finalized the deal.
"Fugitive" will be directed by noted television producer Kwak Jeong-hwan and written by Cheon Seong-il, the duo ... |More
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| Lee Na-young Takes on Transgender Part (Source) |
2010/01/17 |
Actress Lee Na-young is one of the most coveted models for advertisers along with fellow 30-something stars like Kim Hee-seon and Ko So-young. She has appeared in almost all major commercials for cosmetics, electronics, beverage, food, telecommunication, and construction companies, and she still has many advertisers wooing her. For her management agency, she is the beautiful goose that lays the golden eggs.
Over the 10-plus years of her acting career, Lee has shown different sides of herself in each eight film she starred in, including "Who Are You - Movie" (2002), "Please Teach Me English" (2003), "Someone Special" (2004), "Maundy Thursday" ("Our Happy Time", 2006), and "Dream" (2008). In her latest film, romantic comedy "Lady Daddy", Lee appears as a man. She is not a transvestite but a single, unmarried transgender woman who discovers she has a son from the time she was a man and must now live with him.
Lee had a lot of fun filming it, and seems quite impervious to her looks.... |More
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| Lee Na-young: 'Acting is so difficult for me' (Source) |
2010/01/14 |
Actress Lee Na-young is unique. She has a strong individuality as an actress in movies--showing hesitating attitudes, speaking in a low mumble, and expressing emotions through her eyes.
For Lee, portraying unrequited love is her specialty. Lee shows her personality well through the movies "Please Teach Me English" and "Some Special". She played Young-ju, who secretly loves Mun-su (Jang Hyeok), in "Please Teach Me English" (2002, Director: Kim Seong-su), and Han E-yeon, who loves Dong Chi-sung for 10 years, in the movie "Someone Special".
Now, Lee Na-young once again plays a character who hesitates to express her love. The character that she plays cannot easily express her feelings due to bein... |More
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