Song Hye Kyo 송혜교 Hyebaragi ~Upcoming Movie 2024: Dark Nuns /Special Appearance Drama 2024: Everything Will Come True

[Guest song4kim]

Let's ask Ms. Park guys for our peace of mind...hehehe...i also thought it was KDW there but i think KDW is much more taller than that guy..if only he could turn around...hehehe...

[Guest jenny2014]

haha @song4kim, we're still hoping it was KDW..can anybody confirm with Ms. Park??

[msriz]

i really think the guy wearing white shirt is kdw oppa because in the pic ms park was there & if your going to compare mr trans is not that tall while the guy in the white shirt is tall & hes back,elbows & calves look like kdw .. & also the picture together w/ hyekyo staff ms park is not there.. :D

anyway i hope kyo is having a great time in cannes

[utkim]

^ms Park could be the one whom took the pic lah ...and ms Park posted the pic of kyo on the 18th, so i believe she was there in Cannes too.

aigooo...let's ask ms Park hehehe. he did look like kdw for me, but then we haven't seen Mr's trans legs before, this one we must ask putriN haha. Joking aside, let's move on dearies, we dun know details and as kyo and kdw have their agency in France and if it's kdw , they might be there for their works etc...as a fan and bcos of the respect for Kyo, i think i will stop here .

[hyehyukyobin]

to solve our problem, why don't we let that guy with is back on the pic face us all hahaha. Who can let him face us hahha.

Anyway even if it is KDW, there is just 1% chance that they are into something (romantic relationship). But I'm hoping against hope that she can find someone special soon, but apart of me is also wishing that the relationship she had with the guy with the angry back will be rekindled. Chances are there since for almost 2 years now both are still single. With regards to the jealous angry fans well eventually they will all come to their senses.

I just wish Kyo will settle down soon and start her own family no matter who the guy will be as long as she's well taken care of and loved by the man of her choice. 

 

[Guest song4kim]

Me too, i will rest my case...but its KDW's legs coz they have the same agency and manager...so its possible... ;...moving on! >-

[msriz]

this is the fault of the uploader of the picture man why do you have to post a picture that they are on their back ???

maybe he or she is following the trend of having a back teaser

have a good day kyoers

[utkim]

Kyo looks gorgeous on Laneige's CF . the lipstick is actually very good one, it makes our lips soft and the color stays longer at our lips, very much recommeded... i got it from someone whom knew me love Kyo keke..


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edit: putriN, we are still fighting for that seksi legs huh...rolffff

[Guest rjuliet]

haha okok lets move on due to our respect to our beloved kyo...but i agree the legs look like kdw...and mr handsome trans wouldnt dress so casually chic like that in front of kyo...one more thing why ms park was suddenly in paris beside mr sexy legs when she wasnt with kyo in cannes...mystery is mystery...lol...lets move on dearies....kyo, fighting :x

[putriN]

utkim, haha...... did i sound pervert or obsessed with mr trans :-/ )

my pleasure dearie ;)

but rjuliet you said earlier, kdw seems taller so those legs are not long enough to match his and i agree kekee....okay okay got it..... case closed

 

WOW, what can we say on those recent batch of Laneige pix...... to sum up what said, she's too gorgeous, too smoking hot, too seductive, too.... too.... keep staring at the pix...... moreover hxm  )

now we can totally understand why she dressed down at Cannes...... if not, more HDs will surfaced =))

[hyehyukyobin]

agree with you putrin;)

If Kyo would have dressed up majority of us wanted her to dress-up as you said more HDs will surface. Just wonder what would be HXM reaction:)) and more so wonder what would have been @deaborg product of delulu mind.

 

[MayaE]

Miss hyun

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[rubylia]

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[mexteur]

wow, tons of beautiful pics....every time anyone wants to search for Kyo, this thread is surely the most excited and fullest one...thanks for all of you...
pls ignore if it's posted, I think it's her signature.

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[Guest hdpsp]

Many of you may have read the interview below, but I'm not sure whether all have read. I thought I should post it here anyway as it is really worth reading.

An Interview with Song Hye Kyo

This interview is focused on her latest project “A Reason to Live,” a melodrama about a woman whose fiance is killed by a reckless teenager. She forgives him, and begins working on a documentary about forgiveness, and as she works on it she wonders whether she should have been so forgiving. The film also stars Song Chang Ui as her best friend, Nam Ji Hyun as Song’s sister, and Ki Tae Young as her fiance.

Q: I felt that your character Da-hye in “A Reason to Live” had always been sort of closed off and never really showed her emotions, regardless of the terrible experience she went through of losing her fiance a year ago.

Song Hye-gyo: Her personality gradually became what it is starting from when she was young because there was a line where she said, “My mom and dad parents fought so much when I was young that I always stayed quiet because it felt like everything would break if I shouted too.” And that’s why she was able to be so forgiving as well. But I was never frustrated by her. She’s actually someone that’s similar to me in many ways.

Q: That’s quite surprising given the more cheerful image you’ve been loved for by the public shown through your past TV roles and commercials.

Song: I’m sure that my actual personality rubbed off in all of the projects I’ve been in. But I think that on the inside, Da-hye from “A Reason to Live” is the closest to who I really am. Of course I’m on the cheerful side and talk a lot when I’m with people I’m close to but that’s not actually who I am on the inside. I used to not express what I like and dislike and I’m still not that good at it. It’s to the point that the moment I feel that the person I’m talking to is uncomfortable because of what I said, I forget about everything we say from that point on. Did I not need to say this? Did this ruin her feelings? Should I say something else to cover it up? These are the sort of things I start worrying about and it gets agonizing so I tell myself that I should just sit quiet and not say anything. But in the end, it’s still stressful in the same way and it accumulates. So I go home and agonize over it and then let go of it by myself.


Q: I think that while growing up, a lot of people must’ve told you that you’re mature.

Song: Yes, I did think a lot of people told me that. I wasn’t even good at just talking to people when I was young. And I think that I probably wanted to but didn’t know how to. It was embarrassing too. I think the fear of feeling ashamed by not getting the response I want from the other person when I say something kept me quiet. But I’m older now and I think I’ve come to be more comfortable with talking to people. It’s even fun these days.


Q: Do you think actors should leave everything up to the director or that they should participate actively on what goes on set?

Song: In my case I think it should be both. I place my faith in the director for the most part because of course I read, analyze and prepare myself for the script but they’re the ones that spent much more time thinking about it. And instead I ask about things I don’t understand and give my opinion in parts. I probably told you this before too but it hasn’t been that long since I’ve come to feel responsibility over my projects and gained a thirst for acting. [laughs] Before, everyone I worked with were such great actors that they’re the ones that mostly communicated with the directors. And in a way it was because I didn’t think my opinion would change much and also because I was scared of them saying, ‘What are you talking about?’ when I say something after giving it thought. So I think it was starting with TV series “Sunlight Pours Down” that I discovered the fun to acting. And I started wanting to do more after seeing my opinions get reflected for “Full House.”


Q: I heard that you met director Lee Jeong-hyang without a script.

Song: I had heard of director Lee Jeong-hyang from a lot of people. And that it’s a shame that she’s been on such a long break when she’s so talented. So I think this slowly drew my interest to her. And when I heard that she’s started on a new project, I said that I wanted to meet her. She first said that from a general standpoint, “A Reason to Live” and I don’t seem to go together so I said we should just meet comfortably then because I can’t do anything about her not liking me. But I think she ended up asking me to do it because after meeting up a few times and several conversations, she probably realized that I’m not who she thought I was.


Q: That makes me think that you’re the type that approaches a project or character very actively when you’re interested in it.

Song: I’d be lying if I said I’m not greedy when it comes to acting but I’m not the kind of person that goes for what’s not in my hands. Instead, if fate places something in my hands, then I get greedy about it and try to do my best with it. I’m not the type that says I’m going to do that, I’m going to have that, when it’s not even mine. I think that if something is meant to be mine, it’ll come to me one day very naturally and if it leaves me, it’ll be because it’s not meant to be mine. Whether it’s with projects anything else.


Q: Once you get to know someone, your relationship with that person lasts a long time, right?

Song: As long as that person and I haven’t hurt each other badly or that person hasn’t stabbed me in the back, [laughs] I don’t think I’ve ever let go of someone first. They’re the ones that probably left for something better. And of course it hurts and I feel lonely and empty the moment someone that I cared for a lot leaves me. But I then tell myself that that’s probably as far as our relationship was meant to go. I may have a hard time because of it but what can I do when they’ve made the decisions for their own lives? But there are also people who I keep thinking about even after I’ve let go of them. And in that case, I contact them first. But if not, it’s really goodbye.


Q: As you grow older, your spectrum of acting may widen but I think you must also feel that there are a smaller range of roles to play as an actress in Korea.

Song: I do. People may ask me why I do Chinese movies but there actually aren’t a lot of projects to choose from. And all actors want to play roles they haven’t tried before and experience new genres. Yet on the other hand, the people who make them tend to want to make choices in genres or with characters that are safe and have been proven to work with the public. And there aren’t a lot of people who try to discover new sides to actors and make something out of that. Male actors tend to have a wider variety of choices but that’s not the case for actresses so there’ll be less scripts to choose from and when there’s a good character to play, competition for it goes up. [laughs] There are a lot of actresses around me with precious talents. And people may ask them why they’re not working and not changing but I’m hoping that an environment where actresses can play many and new roles gets created before they start asking about that.


Q: I don’t think you’ve made safe choices though. Your filmography, including “Hwang Jin Yi,” “Fetish,” “Camellia: Love for Sale,” and “A Reason to Live,” show that you’re quite the brave actor. Even if you look just at “Fetish,” the script was close to being about the occult and was about a woman who has the blood of a shaman within her, so in a way, it looks like you took on an adventure.

Song: I can be timid but I also have a bit of a ‘gutsy’ side to me. [laughs] To start with, “Fetish” was about a new subject and the character was refreshing as well so I really wanted to do it. It also wasn’t that burdensome because it was an independent movie that took only about a month to shoot and that too in New York so I was also curious what sort of place that would be like. So it was a bit of an adventure. [laugh] I decided to do it because I thought it would be fun and as I expected, I had a lot of fun shooting it.


Q: How was it working with Tony Leung?

Song: He wouldn't waver, no matter how many takes I'd have to shoot for a scene with whatever kind of acting. It's usually easy to lose your pace or act differently once you shoot a scene several times because your scene partner loses energy. But Tony Leung remained unchanged with his acting no matter how many takes I had to shoot a scene and even when I pronounced my words wrong. I wold have burst out laughing if I was in his shoes. He's an amazing actor.


Q: The Chinese media is extremely interested in everything about you and you are probably the most active actress in your age range in China. What sort of changes has pursuing your career in such a big market like China brought to you?

Song: I can't tell directly because I'm not a singer who stands on stage. Oh! But I was surprised when we once went to shoot around Tibet and some elderly people in the countryside recognized me. [laughs] But I think it has changed me, regardless of the acting or my popularity. People usually get stimulated and then mature from travelling overseas right? I too discovered the unsophisticated sides to me by pursuing my activities overseas and improved through my relationships with new people.


Q: Do you think you’re competitive?

Song: I think I am when I start on something new. And it’s not just about the person I’m competing with but also about wanting to do better. I don’t think I need to be competitive with how well a movie does because it’s not entirely the actor’s responsibility. But within a movie, I’m fighting with myself from my previous work. The strongest thought I have is that I need to be better than before because I don’t want people to say that I’ve regressed. [laughs]


Q: It’s already been three years since you interviewed with us for “The World That They live In.” What memory do you have of your character Joo Jun-young that you played back then now?

Song: To start with, it was the first time I’d had so many lines [laughs] and I learned about a lot of things in so many ways during the time I spent on it. It was a project that I felt the most satisfied with, for almost every scene. Those times that I was able to take on “A Reason to Live.” And manage it. These days I’ve started to think that things will be fun from now on. Of course, I’ll only find out once I start but I believe that a different sort of fun will be waiting for me. Different from when I was in my twenties.

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