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KonaBeans said:
The wait is over.A decent English article is here.
Thanks to Dramabeans http://www.dramabeans.com/2014/01/song-il-kook-turns-murderer-for-revenge-film-tattooist/
Song Il-kook turns murderer for revenge film Tattooistby javabeans | January 4, 2014 | 11 Comments
Song Il-kook (Fermentation Family, Crime Squad, A Man Called God) usually plays hero types, (Kona: people don't remember he played villain in EOTS and Bodyguard) but he’s ready for a change as he takes on a serial killer role in a new movie titled Tattooist. Like jabbing needle to skin repeatedly needed to be a more harrowing experience.
I’ve seen Song’s name floated for this project previously, but the official casting announcement was made this week as the film prepares for production. The revenge thriller unfolds around Song, who plays a cold-blooded murderer who hides his killer instinct behind a gentle facade. Hm, I can see that duality in him (Kona: absolutely!) —he’s got that sharp-as-nails side that warns you not to mess with him, but can also swap that out to project an approachable persona.
Yoon Joo-hee (Warm Word, IRIS 2, Great Seer) (Kona: born 1985, SIK's leading lady is getting younger. Korean actresses look alike. I'm confused. Have I seen her?) has been cast as his co-star, who plays a beautiful tattoo artist with a painful past that can’t be erased. The story promises to showcase plenty of dramatic tension between the two of them, but it’s not quite clear from the descriptions why, or in what capacity. She’s at the center of the revenge, which involves deadly tattoos in some vague, unexplained way. (Obviously the revenge movie is about revenge, but it’s described as revenge via tattoo. I suppose we don’t mean of the tramp stamp variety.)
That’s all we’ve got to go on for now; I get that movies want to tease us with a veil of mystery and tantalizing loglines, but would it kill ya to for once actually tell us what the plot is about? Le sigh. Directing Tatooist is Lee Seo of Malaton and Missing Person; the movie will begin filming in February. -
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Here is @baduy translation fo han Hye Jin's interview!!!
Han Hye Jin's Come-back After Marriage.
Han Hye Jin, who returned to Korea to act in the SBS drama One Kind Word, speaks without inhibition of her love for her husband, soccer player Ki Sung Yueng. With her support, he is having a outstanding season playing in the UK Premier League. She talks about the couple's triumphant successes on and off the TV screen and the soccer pitch and about the early days of her marriage.
No one had expected it to happen. That, at the height of her newly-wedded bliss, Han Hye Jin would agree to be parted from her husband and come back to Korea so soon. She left her marital home with soccer player Ki Sung Yueng in the UK and came back to act in the drama "One Kind Word". This was only six months after leaving for the UK with her husband after their wedding in July 2013
"One Kind Word" is a subtle and compelling drama about two couples who, to keep their families together, tread a risky path through their crises. The problems between the couples and with their families are handled delicately and thoroughly, portraying the realities of married life , warts and all.
Han Hye Jin plays the role of a woman who is hurt to discover her husband's infidelity, and who, in the crisis that ensues, herself becomes unfaithful to her husband, who is so different in character from her.
While acknowledging her visual appeal, many people had doubts about whether the newly-wedded actress could manage to give a convincing portrayal of the disillusionment that sets in after the first flush of married bliss wears off, but after the drama started to air, these doubts were dispelled. Her fights with her screen husband, played by Lee Sang Woo, were already enough to impress viewers with the authenticity and strength of the emotions she conveyed.
The fact that the drama deals with infidelity in two marriages might make us expect a typically "makjang" overblown plot, but in fact it offers a thoughtful examination of marital relationships, and this provided a long-awaited opportunity to hear Han Hye Jin talking about her own philosophy of married life after her real-life experience of marriage to Ki Sung Yueng.
Why did she come back from the UK after only six months?
There had been considerable interest in when Han Hye Jin might come back to Korea, and for what sort of drama, but she chose to do so for One Kind Word much sooner than anyone had expected. It wasn't widely known, but she had been concerned for some time that she wasn't being offered any new roles. She was contemplating taking time out from her career until she had settled into married life. It was her husband Ki Sung Yueng who helped her make the choice she was worrying over between her marriage life and her work.
"On the very same day that I arrived in the UK, I received the offer of this part. To be honest, I fretted for three whole months over whether to take it. I truly did very much want to settle into married life. However, I've been an enthusiastic admirer of Ha Myong Hee ever since her "Can We Get Married?", and smitten as I was by her work, getting this love call from her put me in a difficult position. So I consulted my husband. And what he said to me was something I'd already been quietly thinking to myself. 'Just like a soccer player wants to be out on the pitch, an actress wants to be in front of the cameras. So go do it then come back afterwards.' Before we were married, he'd always respected my work, and I was grateful that after our marriage he hadn't changed and still recognized that side of me that needs to be an actress. And so I was able to come back to Korea with an easy heart. Even now we're married he's a staunch friend, and I'm so happy to have that sort of support from him."
She was delighted that, thanks to her husband, she was able to work with a director and writer she admired in the same way as she'd done before. And so it was that she and One Kind Word came together. Fortunately the drama's ratings are steadily rising, but there have been some raised eyebrows about its contents. It begins by portraying both marriages after the adultery has taken place, and comes to focus on how both couples cope with transgressions that are already over. By embarking immediately on a storyline concerning adultery between two married people, the drama has been seen as merely out to shock.
"This drama raises the question 'What does it really mean to be married?' The character of Eun Jin that I play in this drama is an ordinary housewife who thinks that love is the most important thing there is in life. But one day the man she trusted betrayed her, and she finds she can't cope with the awareness of that betrayal. Trying to find her own way of rediscovering herself, she falls in love with another man, and loses herself still more. Undergoing these confusions, the character I play searches for the true meaning of identity and family. The causes of the affair that took place before the drama begins were the most severe problems that can arise between a married couple. That's why the actual plot begins with the affair. From that beginning, it portrays the slow healing process of the wounds."
Even after she'd decided to take on this part, Han Hye Jin didn't approach the role without considerable anxiety. Having never played the part of a housewife before, she couldn't help wondering whether she'd be able to give a convincing portrayal of Eun Jin as she is thrown into confusion by the interplay of the impact of her husband's affair and her own experience of cheating on her husband. It was a role of a kind she'd never attempted before and she saw it as a great challenge.
"When I first read the synopsis, then the screenplay, I realized it was going to be a difficult role to play. This woman, for whom love was the highest value in life, was shattered by her husband's betrayal, and she tried to replace what she'd lost by another love, only to find herself stricken by perils she'd never anticipated and plunged into confusion. Losing her sense of self as a result, she is tormented by worries over how best to protect herself and her family. In my own life, I'd only just embarked on being a wife, and to begin with I found it very difficult to feel my way into this role. To be honest, even though shooting is now under say, I'm still finding it hard. But I'm glad to say I think I'm now gradually getting the feel of the character. Because I was acting the part of a woman who goes with another woman's husband, I thought it was vital to let viewers understand Eun Jin's psychology. Since I've never before taken on such a complex and profound role before, I'm finding it very enjoyable. I sense that my acting skills are gradually increasing, and that's a good feeling to have."
She looks uncomfortable when talking about the topic of adultery, but she emphasises several times that the adultery is just one isolated element in the drama and that its real focus is on the recovery of the couple's relationship.
"The extremely destructive effects of adultery on a family are not the only theme of this drama. Far from it. I think it's drama that can have a positive effect on society by showing how a couple's struggles with the problems in their marriage can lead them both to grow and rebuild their relationship. But to achieve that, the affair has to be made convincing. Convincing enough to gain the viewers' understanding."
She sees this drama as a turning point in the development of her acting career. Having been acting for over ten years, she is now able to look back on her achievements to date and determine
what she still needs to work on. In her view, what she needs are scripts that call for real acting. She says this was the crucial reason why she left her life in the UK and returned to Korea at this juncture.
"I've been an actress since around the age of twenty, but I've always been aware of my shortcomings. Maybe that's why I didn't stay in the UK any longer, even though I didn't want to appear to be eager to rush back to Korea. I wanted to seize this unique opportunity. Frankly, I'd been waiting all along for a script that would let me develop my acting. When I read this scenario I thought it was just what I had been waiting for. It struck me as one that would really stretch my acting abilities. So I wanted to take up the challenge. The Director also spoke to me candidly in the same vein. He told me that it offered me a meaningful chance that would help develop my acting. Aware that this might possibly be my final performance, I'm putting everything I've got into this role."
When immersing herself in this role, she naturally had to give a lot of thought to the meaning of marriage. As a newcomer to married life, it's still a realm that awakens her interest and curiosity. She is no doubt sketching out a picture of how she plans to shape her own marriage in years to come.
"I've only been married for a few months, but this drama has made me think long and hard about what marriage is about. On top of that, the fact that it has taken me away from my husband has given me even more to think about. I've come to the conclusion that marriage is 'the process of learning how best to love someone.' That applies even when I'm on my own. I'm married, yet I'm all by myself, far away from my husband. While I'm working we're far apart in the flesh, but in my heart I can still be learning how to love my husband more. Every day I gain a little more insight into how I can love him better."
Disproving the saying "out of sight, out of mind", she feels closer than ever to her husband Ki Sung Yueng, and the affection she sends and receives is even more intense. Because both of them believe that love should be expressed in fervent words.
"We exchange really massive messages every single day, and we're both completely unihibited in what we say in them (she smiles). The knowledge that we're both backing each other all the way gives us both strength. Though it was only for a sort while, we were really happy together in the UK. Recalling those times, I think "Only a little longer now before we meet up again" and that gets me contentedly through every day. Phone calls and text messages saying how much we're missing one another give us an alternative way of expressing our absolute love."
Thanks to the love and support he received from her, Ki Sung Yueng has been displaying fantastic skill in Premier League Soccer matches.[sorry folks, but the next few sentences are all about soccer and a social media controversy in which Ki Sung Yueng became embroiled in the summer immediately after his wedding concerning comments by a coach. Thanks to a typically brutal English schooling, mercifully many years ago now, I have a deep loathing of everything to do with competitive sport and team games. So I skip ahead to the end of the paragraph] Fortunately, before long he was able to recover his form and he gives the credit for that to Han Hye Jin.
"As soon as we married and went to the UK, there were some difficult experiences that we hadn't anticipated. All I could to support my husband was to stand by him in silence. Precisely for that reason I wanted to be a source of strength to him. The thought that he had chosen to marry made my sense of responsibility to my husband all the stronger. Even on days when he had no match, he had no chance of relaxing at home. He was training every day and every night he had goal-shooting practice under floodlights at the stadium. There were a few times when that got me really upset. But then I thought 'this shows I still have a lot to learn about life'. Fortunately he is now achieving great things and I think that's the fruit of all the effort he's put in. And I'm grateful that these experiences are helping me to cope well with being in Korea on my own."
She speaks in her distinctively calm tone of voice and in a restrained way, but her pride in her husband's achievements comes across clearly. But she doesn't forget to point out that as well as a soccer player, he's a strongly committed family man. Seeing the look of secure devotion on her face, it'a obvious that she has a powerful sense that her husband is reliable. Which brought to mind the title of her current drama, and I asked whether her husband had ever spoken any particularly kind word to her.
"He said I'm the most beautiful woman ever ... oops, sorry!" (with a laugh)
She can't help laughing at herself over that. Merely thinking about him gives away how much she loves him, and she can't suppress an embarrassed smile. This couple too will go through rough patches and have their fights, but at such times just one kind word between them will make everything right again. She says she's grateful that this drama has taught her that. So she adds that she hopes her own return to the screen in this drama will help increase its ratings.
"I really hope the ratings turn out well. It's a drama from which many couples and families can draw lessons. Also, I hope the fact that this drama comes so soon after I hosted "Healing Camp" will boost its audience figures (another smile). For today's press conference, the Healing Camp production team sent a good-luck wreath. That was a program that really did me a lot of good. I'm always thinking of how I could some day repay the benefits it gave me. One way I hope to do that is to do everything in my power to make my own marriage a happy one."
A report by Jo Yeong Jae
January 2014 edition of 출처 여성중앙
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bubbletea04 said: @SongMira and @wmpc Hi!! Wow, Kind Words hasn't end and she's starting on another movie. <:-P
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About upcoming movie...With Yoon Joo Hwi
송일국(왼쪽), 윤주희
배우 송일국이 영화 ‘타투이스트’ 출연을 확정지었다.
3일 ‘타투이스트’ 측은 송일국과 윤주희가 ‘타투이스트’ 주연을 맡게 됐다고 밝혔다. ‘타투이스트’는 절정에 이르면 살아 움직이는 치명적 타투로 치밀한 복수를 그려낸 감각 스릴러 영화다.
영화 ‘작업의 정석’ 이후 9년 만에 스크린으로 복귀하는 송일국은 ‘타투이스트’에서 냉혈한의 연쇄살인마 한지순 역을 맡았다. 송일국은 ‘타투이스트’에서 젠틀한 이미지 뒤 무서운 살인 본능을 숨긴 한지순으로 분해 차가운 카리스마를 뿜어낼 예정이다. 송일국과 함께 지울 수 없는 과거의 상처를 지닌 미모의 타투이스트 조수나 역은 윤주희가 캐스팅됐다. 윤주희는 케이블채널 OCN ‘신의 퀴즈’ 시리즈에서 강단 있는 연기를 선보였다. 조수나의 친구이자 육감적인 호스티스 구찌 역은 배우 서영이 긍정적으로 출연을 검토 중이다.
‘타투이스트’는 독립 장편영화 ‘사람을 찾습니다’로 제10회 전주 국제 영화제 최우수작품상과 테살로니키(그리스) 국제영화제 예술 공로상을 수상한 이서 감독이 메가폰을 잡았다. ‘타투이스트’는 오는 2월 크랭크인 할 예정이다.
윤주희 ‘타투이스트’서 송일국과 호흡, 4년 만에 스크린 복귀
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wmpc said: SongMira said: Trailer was Just in time.Eun Jin's character isn't good.Hye Jin shi doesn't give any interviews.I just watch Kind Words,where Han Hye Jin's role is complicated-She isn't good,she betrays without thinking about her family:(................Wow,now Ho-Jeong-Really! Something new!Really can't wait...Hope her character will be good,and i'll watch it with pleasure.
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Happy 2014 !!!
Hope they will again act together !!!Best Wishes to you all,and forever my only best actor Song Il Gook ♥ -
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Han Ji-hye stars in "The Full Sun"
Actress Han Ji-hye is starring in the new KBS 2TV drama "The Full Sun" as the leading role, Han Yeong-won.
She is the director of a jewelry brand and designer in the drama starring Yoon Kye-sang (Jeong Se-ro) and Jo Jin-woong (Park Kang-jae).
Han Won-yeong loses her beloved one in a diamond robbery case in Thailand and locks herself up in tragedy. She is going to be romantically involved with Yoon Gye-sang who lives a double life as a student and a notorious dealer.
Meanwhile, "The Full Sun" is about the fate between Jeong Se-ro who loses his whole life due to a shooting incident and a woman who loses her fiancé. It is co-produced by Bae Kyeong-soo and Kim Jeong-hyeon-I.
It is written by Heo Seong-hye from "Everything about my Wife".
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Congratulations!!! :x
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Just amazing and exciting news!!!!!
There was an article published on Dec 9 about Lee Kyung Kyu unveiling his plan of a new show called "One Person Rules Line" in SBS Morning Show. Lee Kyung Kyu mentioned these four people - Han Hye Jin, Joo Sang Woo, Yu Yeon Seok & Kim Ing Won for the new show.
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Isn't there(in Daum) any news?
I heared it from Joo sang Wook Fans!!!Waiting for news!Again talk show... -
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A lot of eyes are on actor Yoon Kye Sang, wondering whether or not he will be starring in the new KBS drama, “Full Sun.” A drama official said on December 19 that it is true Yoon Kye Sang is currently in discussion about a main role for the drama, but it has not yet reached the stage of decision. “Full Sun” is a tragic drama about a man who kills someone in an accident, and lives as a con man afterwards, eventually falling in love with the old girlfriend of the man he killed. Yoon Kye Sang is currently discussing the role of Jung Sae Ro, whose dream was to live a normal life, but unjustly becomes a killer through an accident. Where he played kind and considerate roles before, in the dramas “The Greatest Love” and “High Kick: Revenge of the Short-Legged,” if he is cast for the role, he will be playing a completely different kind of character. “Full Moon” will start after the end of “Prime Minister and I” in February 2014. -
Yoon Kye-sang and Jo Jin-woong in "The Full Sun"
Actors Yoon Kye-sang and Jo Jin-woong are going to synergize in the same drama. They have both been cast for the new KBS 2TV drama "The Full Sun" for the roles of Jeong Se-ro and Park Kang-jae. "The Full Sun" is about Jeong Se-ro who lost his father and life due to a shooting about a diamond in Thailand. Han Yeong-won is a woman who lost her loved one. Yoon Kye-sang takes on the role of Jeong Se-ro, a man who lives two extreme lives from a student to a dealer. Jo Jin-woong is Park Kang-jae who is no different than a brother to Yoon Kye-sang and will display deep friendship and partnership. Unlike his naïve looks, he's a cold hearted man who will weaken those who watch him. He runs the dangerous game with Yoon Kye-sang. "The Full Sun" is produced by Bae Kyeong-soo, Kim Jeong-hyeon and Lee Na-jeong. Writer Heo Seong-hye wrote the detailed storyline. Source : enews24.interest.me/n...
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Role in the 'Sun' for Yoon Kye-sang?
Actor Yoon Kye-sang, of the 2008 film "The Moonlight of Seoul" and the 2011 MBC drama "The Greatest Love", may come back to the small screen next year. The actor, who debuted as a member of the idol group g.o.d. in 1999, is talking with broadcaster KBS about taking part in a new drama, tentatively named "The Full Sun". The new melodrama features a lead character named Jeong Se-ro who accidentally kills someone and begins living life as a con man. Later on he tragically falls in love with the partner of the man he killed. If Yoon confirms his part in the drama, he will be playing Jeong. As Yoon's last TV appearance had was on the daily sitcom "High Kick 3, The Short Legs Counterattack" on broadcaster MBC about two years ago, many fans are waiting to see how the actor will fare in his romantic role in "The Full Sun". The drama's production team will finalize the cast soon. The program will be aired after ongoing drama "The Prime Minister and I" ends its run in February. By Lee Sun-min
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