02 Wednesday Nov 2022
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Day Of Kidnapping, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Korean Series, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, Yoon Kye Sang
Yoon Kye Sang has confirmed a black comedy as his next drama, titled Day Of Kidnapping. It is based on a 2019 novel. It’s a story about a clumsy kidnapper and an 11 year old genius girl he kidnaps. Continue reading
08 Friday Jul 2016
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I’m extremely happy and excited whenever an actor returns to small screen after a long time, and you can imagine the level of anticipation if the time period is equal to 11 years! Yes, I’m talking about Jeon Do Yeon‘s drama comeback through headlining The Good Wife for tvN. Her last drama was romance melo Lovers In Prague, which came in 2005 and she has been focusing only on films since then. On the other hand, I’ve heard so many good things about the original American tv series that I’m more keen to check out that show. Hence, the dilemma! If I watch Korean The Good Wife, the fun will be spoiled for the original. Sigh. Continue reading
07 Tuesday Jul 2015
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Kdrama, Last, Lee Bum Soo, park ye jin, Seo Ye Ji, Yoon Kye Sang
I think currently the vogue is to do cable dramas and I don’t mind this at all as they are qualitatively far better than the major networks and also, less influenced by viewers’ opinions and ratings. Of course there can be exceptions *cough*tvN. Ex-Girlfriend Club*cough* The latest stars to join growing cable world are Yoon Kye Sang and Lee Bum Soo, who are starring together in JTBC’s action thriller Last. I love these two actors, Continue reading
14 Friday Feb 2014
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Uh-ho. The upcoming KBS melodrama Full Sun (or Beyond The Clouds) is going to air two back to back episodes on its premiere day which is on February 17. Here I am planning out my drama time-table to accommodate as many shows as I can and Continue reading
02 Sunday Feb 2014
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Although melodramas come with tried and tested predictable traits, they get brownie points for portraying a normal, decent and graceful appearance of the female leads. I don’t know why dramaland has the fixation of showing weirdly styled and over-the-top personalities of the heroines in rom-coms and if not Continue reading
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