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Winners Of 38th Korean Association Of Film Critics Awards

 

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The 38th Korean Association of Film Critics Awards has recognized some of the best in performances and movies from the past year.

 

The award ceremony on the evening of November 13 celebrated the winners’ achievements after the list of award winners was announced late last month, and included some moving acceptance speeches from the actors. The evening was hosted by announcer Shin Ji Hye and actor Kim Ji Hoon.

 

Joo Ji Hoon received the Best Supporting Actor Award for his role in “The Spy Gone North” while Kwon So Hyun was given the Best Supporting Actress Award for her performance in “Miss Baek.”

 

Joo Ji Hoon described the award as a great honor, and commented on how each film is created by the hard work and dedication of many great people. “Happily, I have been lucky enough to be able to connect with the audience through several films this year,” he said. “I will continue to work hard so that I can connect with the audience through great works in the future as well.”

 

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See the full list of winners below:

 

Best Film: “1987: When the Day Comes”

Best Director: Yoon Jong Bin (“The Spy Gone North”)

Lifetime Achievement in Film Award: Yoon Jung Hee

Best Screenplay: Kwak Kyung Taek and Kim Tae Gyun (“Dark Figure of Crime”)

Best Actor: Lee Sung Min (“The Spy Gone North”)

Best Actress: Han Ji Min (“Miss Baek”)

Best Supporting Actor: Joo Ji Hoon (“The Spy Gone North”)

Best Supporting Actress: Kwon So Hyun (“Miss Baek”)

Best New Actor: Nam Joo Hyuk (“The Great Battle”)

Best New Actress: Kim Ga Hee (“Park Hwa Young”)

 

 

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Congratulations to all the winners!

 

 

 

 

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39th Blue Dragon Film Awards Announces MCs And Nominees

 

The Blue Dragon Film Awards has revealed its hosts, along with the nominations for 15 categories of this year’s ceremony!

 

On November 16, it was announced that Kim Hye Soo and Yoo Yeon Seok will be MCing the ceremony. Kim Hye Soo has been hosting the annual awards ceremony since 1993, so this will be her 25th consecutive year as an MC. Her co-host Yoo Yeon Seok has an impressive film record with successful movies, such as “Oldboy,” “Re-encounter,” “Architecture 101,” and “A Werewolf Boy.

 

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For the nominees, films released from October 12, 2017 through October 11, 2018 were eligible, and the final nominees were selected through a survey of film industry experts and netizen votes.

 

In addition to the 15 categories listed below, winners for the Popularity Award, Best Short Film, and Most Viewed Picture will be announced at the ceremony. The 39th Blue Dragon Film Awards will take place at 8:55 p.m. KST on November 23 at Kyung Hee University’s Grand Peace Palace. The ceremony will be broadcast live via SBS.

 

Check out the nominees below!

 

Best Picture

“1987”

“The Spy Gone North”

Little Forest

“Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds”

“Dark Figure of Crime”

 

Best Actor

Kim Yoon Suk – “1987”

Yoo Ah In – “Burning”

Lee Sung Min – “The Spy Gone North”

Joo Ji Hoon  – “Dark Figure of Crime”

Ha Jung Woo – “Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds”

 

Best Supporting Actor

Kim Dong Wook – “Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds”

Kim Joo Hyuk – “Believer”

Yoo Hae Jin – “1987”

Steven Yeun – “Burning”

Joo Ji Hoon – “The Spy Gone North”

 

 

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Joo Ji Hoon Renews Contract With KeyEast For 3rd Time

 

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Joo Ji Hoon has renewed his contract with KeyEast!

 

Although Joo Ji Hoon received love calls from multiple agencies due to his success in 2018 with films such as “The Spy Gone North,” “Dark Figure of Crime,” and the “Along with the Gods” series, the actor chose KeyEast as his agency.

 

KeyEast’s management representative Hong Min Ki stated, “Joo Ji Hoon, who has been with KeyEast since 2011, conveyed his intentions on renewing his contract even before its expiration date. We’d like to express our feelings of gratitude to Joo Ji Hoon, who decided to stay with KeyEast despite receiving much attention from the industry, and his trust and loyalty. As partners who know each other very well, we will give our full support in order for both of us to do well.”

 

Joo Ji Hoon made his debut in 2002 as a model and began his acting career in 2006 with “Goong.” He signed with KeyEast in 2011 and appeared in projects such as “Five Fingers,” “Mask,” “Medical Top Team,” and more.

 

The actor recently won a Popular Star award at the 39th Blue Dragon Film Awards and was also nominated for the Best Actor award for his role in “Dark Figure of Crime” and the Best Supporting Actor award for his appearance in “The Spy Gone North.” He also received Best Supporting Actor awards for his role in “The Spy Gone North” at the 38th Korean Association of Film Critics Awards27th Buil Film Awards, and The Seoul Awards.

 

The actor will be busy in 2019 as well, with Netflix original drama “Kingdom” premiering in January and MBC’s upcoming Monday-Tuesday drama “Item” airing shortly after as well.

 

KeyEast currently houses Son Hyun Joo, Jung Ryeo Won, Son Dam Bi, So Yi Hyun, In Gyo Jin, Kim Hyun Joong, Kim Soo Hyun, Kim Dong Wook, Woo Do Hwan, and others.

 

 

 

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kingdom drops trailer

 

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Zombie drama, Kingdom, dropped a teaser and we see Joo Ji Hoon as the maligned crown prince who is deemed a traitor after the supposedly dead king comes back to life. The drama also stars bigwigs Ryu Seung Ryong and Bae Doo Na. The series will screen on Netflix next year and a second season is in the pipeline.

 

 

 

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Ju Ji Hoon Renews Contract With KeyEast Even Before Its Expiration

 

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Ju Ji Hoon will remain under KeyEast!

South Korean actor Ju Ji Hoon does not have plans to leave his current agency, KeyEast, as he decided to renew his contract even before its expiration.

The acclaimed actor, who has fostered a successful acting career through the years, re-signed with the agency who also houses Kim Soo Hyun, Kim Hyun Joong, Woo Do Hwan, Jung Ryeo Won, Moon Ga Young, and more A-list actors.
 

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Hong Min Ki, the vice president of KeyEast’s management division, confirmed that Ju renewed his contract with the agency who has been handling his affairs since 2011. Hong also expressed his gratitude to the actor for trusting them once again.

 

“Ju Ji Hoon, who has been with KeyEast since 2011, has been willing to renew his contract before it expires. I am grateful to Ju’s faith and determination to work with us,” Hong said.

 

Additionally, he promised that the agency will give its utmost support for the activities of the actor. “As a partner who knows each other better than anyone else, we will support each other for mutual success,” he said.

 

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Ju first signed with KeyEast in January of 2011, months ahead of his military discharge in November of that year. His comeback project and his first acting project under his then-new agency was the period comedy movie I Am King where he played the dual role of Deok Chil and the Grand Prince Choong Nyung.

 

Since then, the actor has curated an impressive list of successful films and drama projects. including the box-office series Along with the Gods. In 2019, he will return with a new drama titled Kingdom which is produced by Netflix. Additionally, he is also set to star in Item, a fantasy legal drama which will air on MBC.

 

 

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[Orion's Daily Ramblings] Netflix's "Kingdom" Releases Riveting Poster Featuring Joo Ji-hoon

 

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You need a pretty exciting poster for a project as big as Netflix's upcoming zombie-themed sageuk "Kingdom", and I'd say Joo Ji-hoon as a Crown Prince one blade slice away from a zom zom would be it. The show's poster makes the proximity of the undead menace crystal clear.

 

Kim Eun-hee-I's ("Signal", "Three Days") latest is a short and sweet 6-part drama, and it looks like it's a promising one, as it has already been renewed for a second season. We won't have to wait long to dig in, as the first season will be premiering at the end of January.

 

Not much is out in terms of promotional photo and video goodies yet, but some stills and a teaser should give your excitement a nice boost, along with the poster. Its tagline reads "At the end of Joseon, those hungry for blood have awakened". Flail to rotting glory, oh shuffling ones.

 

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Watch: Joo Ji Hoon Experiences Mystery And The Supernatural In First Teaser For “Item”

 

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Upcoming MBC drama “Item” has revealed a new teaser with Joo Ji Hoon, promising an action-packed blockbuster drama.

 

“Item” is a fantasy drama about a man and a woman who possess the supernatural ability to uncover intrigue and secrecy surrounding everyday items. Joo Ji Hoon plays Kang Gon, a prosecutor filled with passion for justice. The drama is based on a popular webtoon of the same name.

 

In the released teaser, scenes of a church, metal grates, and a bloody document meld together. Joo Ji Hoon narrates, “Unbelievable things are happening to us right now,” as he wakes up in a subway car on its side, with people hanging on side railings for their lives.

 

He continues, “Something ominous has begun,” as he fights and is choked by a man with a unique bracelet. A lighter flashes and reveals a bloody mouth. A mysterious man is seen walking in a dimly lit alley, as well as a hooded figure in a dark church. Joo Ji Hoon cries in the rain and appears from behind a veil with a determined look, saying, “The incidents to come will be different from the incidents we have known.”

 

“Item” will be directed by producing director Kim Sung Wook, who co-directed “Goodbye Mr. Black” and play “House, Mate.” It will be written by Jung Yi Do, who previously wrote OCN’s “Save Me.” The drama is slated to air next February.

 

Check out the teaser below!

 

 

 

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Netflix drops official trailer for its first ever original K-drama, 'Kingdom' starring Joo Ji Hoon, Bae Doo Na, & more

 

 

 

The official trailer for 'Netflix's 'Kingdom' dropped worldwide on December 17.

 

The trailer begins with royal council member Jo Hak Joo (played by Ryu Seung Ryong) and his immoral abuse of excess power, as bodies are disposed of ruthlessly in a deep lake by the kingdom. Meanwhile, the crown prince Chang (played by Joo Ji Hoon) encounters a "monster" inside his father's quarters, but once he attempts to report this to the other authorities, he is framed as a traitor. 

 

Outside the royal palace, dead men and women come to life and haunt the kingdom's civilians, and lead female character Seo Bi (played by Bae Doo Na) delivers glimpses of her encounters with the frightening "monsters".

 

The first ever 'Netflix' original K-drama dealing with a zombie thriller set in historical Joseon, 'Kingdom' premieres on January 25.

 

 

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***  Both movie and TV actors gathered on December 17 to receive awards in conjunction to South Korea’s Day of Consumer Rights. :lol:

 

 

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Today's Photo: December 18, 2018

 

 

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Ha Jung-woo, Joo Ji-hoon, and Director Kim Yong-hwa

 

 

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*** I'm happy for JJH that he's back in dramaland this year with (2) upcoming dramas in a row. :lol:

 

 

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Dramas Coming To Improve The First Half Of Your 2019

 

The new year is starting off with some exciting drama premieres! There are plenty of great actors, thrilling plots, and more to come, and it looks like we’re in for lots of romance, suspense, fun, and intrigue in 2019.

 

Check out what dramas are coming up in the first half of the year below!

 

Please note that titles and premiere dates may change.

 

“Kingdom”

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Starring: Joo Ji Hoon, Ryu Seung Ryong, Bae Doona, Kim Sang Ho

 

This zombie historical drama penned by “Signal” and “Ghost” writer Kim Eun Hee is based on her 2014 webtoon series “Land of the Gods.” The story focuses on a Joseon era crown prince investigating a mysterious epidemic that threatens the entire country.

 

“Kingdom” premieres on Netflix on January 25.

 

 

 

“The Item”

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Starring: Joo Ji Hoon, Jin Se Yeon, Kim Kang Woo

 

Two people whose fates are intertwined attempt to solve a mystery behind items with supernatural powers.

 

“The Item” will premiere in February on MBC, and it will be available on Viki.

 

 

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Watch: Joo Ji Hoon And Jin Se Yeon Join Forces In New Supernatural Drama Teaser

 

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MBC has released a special teaser for its upcoming Monday-Tuesday fantasy drama “Item”!

 

The 40-second long teaser features the drama’s main leads Joo Ji Hoon, Jin Se Yeon, and Kim Kang Woo and introduces their characters. Based on a popular webtoon, “Item” tells the story of a prosecutor named Kang Gon (Joo Ji Hoon) and a police profiler named Shin So Young (Jin Se Yeon) who work together to uncover the secrets behind a number of objects that hold special protective powers. Kim Kang Woo plays the role of the villain Jo Jae Hwang, a young innovative businessman who is secretly a sociopath.

 

The trailer features many scenes with powerful special effects and ends with a powerful narration: “Bear this in mind because this just the beginning.” Even though it is less than a minute long, this action-packed teaser is definitely raising the excitement towards 2019’s first fantasy K-drama!

 

Check out the teaser below!

 

 

 

“Item” will premiere in February on MBC, taking up the slot previously occupied by “Less Than Evil.”

 

 

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***  This is definitely JJH's year - Joo Ji Hoon currently has two upcoming dramas ahead of him. I read that he might be reuniting with Ha Jung Woo his co-star in "Along with the Gods" in a new film! A source from Key East Entertainment reported that Joo Ji Hoon is currently reviewing the offer to appear in the upcoming film titled, ‘Kidnapping’.   The upcoming film will be based on the true story of the kidnapping of a diplomat in Beirut, Lebanon in 1986. Ha Jung Woo reportedly made the recommendation to cast Joo Ji Hoon. In case he'll take the offer, “Kidnapping” will begin filming in the latter half of this year. In the meantime, can't wait for these (2) dramas soon. :lol:

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2 hours ago, willenette said:

***  This is definitely JJH's year - Joo Ji Hoon currently has two upcoming dramas ahead of him. I read that he might be reuniting with Ha Jung Woo his co-star in "Along with the Gods" in a new film! A source from Key East Entertainment reported that Joo Ji Hoon is currently reviewing the offer to appear in the upcoming film titled, ‘Kidnapping’.   The upcoming film will be based on the true story of the kidnapping of a diplomat in Beirut, Lebanon in 1986. Ha Jung Woo reportedly made the recommendation to cast Joo Ji Hoon. In case he'll take the offer, “Kidnapping” will begin filming in the latter half of this year. In the meantime, can't wait for these (2) dramas soon. :lol:

@willenette., I hope they will be both in this film..  I would love to see more projects with them

I just saw an article about it.

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Joo Ji Hoon In Talks To Reunite With Ha Jung Woo In New Film
 

Joo Ji Hoon and Ha Jung Woo might be reuniting in a new film!

On January 8, a source from KeyEast Entertainment reported, “Joo Ji Hoon is currently reviewing the offer to appear in the upcoming film ‘Kidnapping’ (literal translation).”

“Kidnapping” is a new film directed by Kim Sung Hoon who is known for directing the 2016 film “Tunnel.” The upcoming film will be based on the true story of the kidnapping of a diplomat in Beirut, Lebanon in 1986.

If Joo Ji Hoon accepts the role, he will be reuniting with his “Along with the Gods” co-star Ha Jung Woo. Ha Jung Woo reportedly made the recommendation to cast Joo Ji Hoon.

“Kidnapping” will begin filming in the latter half of 2019. Joo Ji Hoon currently has the premieres of the two dramas “Kingdom” and “The Item” ahead of him.


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@willenette., I hope they will be both in this film..  I would love to see more projects with them

I just saw an article about it.

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Joo Ji Hoon In Talks To Reunite With Ha Jung Woo In New Film
 

Joo Ji Hoon and Ha Jung Woo might be reuniting in a new film!

On January 8, a source from KeyEast Entertainment reported, “Joo Ji Hoon is currently reviewing the offer to appear in the upcoming film ‘Kidnapping’ (literal translation).”

“Kidnapping” is a new film directed by Kim Sung Hoon who is known for directing the 2016 film “Tunnel.” The upcoming film will be based on the true story of the kidnapping of a diplomat in Beirut, Lebanon in 1986.

If Joo Ji Hoon accepts the role, he will be reuniting with his “Along with the Gods” co-star Ha Jung Woo. Ha Jung Woo reportedly made the recommendation to cast Joo Ji Hoon.

“Kidnapping” will begin filming in the latter half of 2019. Joo Ji Hoon currently has the premieres of the two dramas “Kingdom” and “The Item” ahead of him.


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Hi irilight, thanks for sharing this here. :lol:

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Season 2 of Netflix’s KINGDOM Begins Shooting in February

 

Key Cast Members Return for Netflix’s 1st Korean Original Series

 

 

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Just as its first season is gearing up for its global launch on January 25, the Korean Netflix Original series Kingdom is already getting ready to go back into production on its second season, which will begin shooting in February and is expected to continue until June of this year. The period horror-thriller stars RYU Seung-ryong, BAE Doo-na and JU Ji-hoon.
 
Adapted from the webcomic ‘Land of the Gods’ by KIM Eun-hee, the star TV drama writer who also serves as showrunner here, Kingdom is directed by KIM Seong-hun, known for A Hard Day (2014) and Tunnel (2016). During Korea’s Joseon Era, strange rumors concerning the king spread around the land, while the crown prince emerges as the kingdom’s only hope against a plague that is turning people into violent killers.
 
A representative of the series related that the principal actors were already confirmed for a second season while shooting the first six-episode season last year. Netflix CEO Reed HASTINGS announced the second season during the global streaming platform’s recent showcase in Singapore, explaining how rare it is to greenlight a second season of a program ahead of its first season’s premiere.
 
RYU Seung-ryong of Miracle in Cell No.7 (2013) and Roaring Currents (2014) stars along with BAE Doo-na of The Host (2006) and Cloud Atlas and JU Ji-hoon, recently seen in both Along with the Gods films and The Spy Gone North (2018).
 
 
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K-Drama Time Machine: Yoon Eun Hye’s “Princess Hours” With Ju Ji Hoon Remains As A Classic K-Drama Favorite

 

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It has been 13 years since the modern royal romance story of Princess Hours.

Ju Ji Hoon and Yoon Eun Hye’s love pairing in Princess Hours was a mega hit when it aired in 2006.

 

Even BIGBANG’s G-Dragon followed it closely as mentioned by Seungri in a guesting at KBS variety show Happy Together.

Princess Hours

Title: Princess Hours
Network: MBC
Theme: Drama, Romance
Length: 24 Episodes
Broadcast Date: 11 Jan 2006 – 30 Mar 2006
Main Leads: Ju Ji Hoon & Yoon Eun Hye
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Related Dramas: My Princess, Princess Hours 2, Love in the Moonlight

Princess Hours pictures an endearing princess story that it’s not surprising how it has spawned early generations of avid K-Drama fans like me.

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Quick Plot Roundup

To help out in the financial crisis of her family, Shin Chae Gyung, a typical high school girl succumbs to an arranged marriage with Korea’s modern time Crown Prince. Lee Shin who was rejected when he proposed to his girlfriend Min Hyo Rin agreed to the marriage talk, which originated from his late grandfather’s wish to marry his descendant to the descendant of a palace worker who saved his life. That person turned out to be Chae Gyung’s grandfather.

 

On their wedding day, Hyo Rin tries to reach her ballerina dream, then changes her intention and realizes too late that she wants Lee Shin more than anything in her life.

Chae Gyung enters the Palace and proceeds with her princess training, while she often bickers with Lee Shin. Eventually though and without realizing it, she soon finds herself falling in love with him. But she tries to restrict her emotions because she knows that Shin seemingly has not gotten over his first love Hyo Rin.

To complicate the love picture, Prince Shin’s cousin – Prince Yul returns to Korea, and eventually grows fond of the princess as well. If not for his father’s death, he was supposed to become the Crown Prince.

Eventually love genuinely develops from an initially arranged marriage between Chae Gyung and Shin. But Yul’s greedy mother throws in setbacks to challenge Shin’s position, hence affecting the princess who wants to support her prince.

 

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Highlights

Slow burning yet deeply affecting romance buildup

Crown Prince Lee Shin and Crown Princess Chae Gyung’s love story is the typical I-was-not-meaning-to-fall-for-you-but-I-fall-anyway romance. You will love how the marriage for convenience and ancestor’s promise to marry their future descendants pave the way to one of Korea’s most endeared romance tales of young love.

Modernizing the usual Royal Family’s internal power struggle as its main driving conflict, the romance prospered for the couple who had difficulty admitting their true feelings.

Threading on a smooth love progression, the narrative draws its addictive hook from how the love begins from nothing at all to I-want-you-to be-always-beside-me kind of adoration. Shin and Chae Gyung, portrayed by Ju Ji Hoon and Yoon Eun Hye respectively, made their characters evolve as the romance between them escalated steadily. The heartfelt lines were superbly delivered, and left the viewers feeling the pain and the bliss of the moment.

Princess Hours

A shower of sweet moments

Superbly delivered heartfelt lines and saccharine scenes abound Princess Hours. It plays with the viewers’ emotions through its depiction of relationship inhibitions. At the same time, it captures blissful frames of realizing mutually exchanged love by the drama’s main couple.

 

In my case, Princess Hours is part of my all-time favorites. A drama I watch traditionally, that I know which episodes house the poignant and sweetest scenes. To this date, I still smile at those memorable moments of Shin and Chae Gyung.

Move! “Let me carry the princess scene”

 

The scene when Shin subconsciously realizes he has fallen in love with Chae Gyung.

 

 

Stolen Kiss Scene

 

The scene when the pranks they both played backfire at each other cutely.

 

 

First Travel Getaway

 

The scene when they play as a normal couple for a weekend getaway.

 

 

First Night Together

 

The scene when Shin has a long night while his princess sleeps soundly.

 

 

First Kiss Scene

 

The scene when all the fans watching want to have that back hug and couch sweet moment too.

 

Excellent Drama OSTs

One of the few dramas with amazing music setlist, Princess Hours popularized lingering songs that fit in perfectly to the defining moments of the series.

“I’m A Fool” by Sim Tae Yoon:

 

 

Featuring ballads from Howl, Shim Tae Yoon, and more, the drama’s OST roster rings a bell easily when you chance upon its melodies.

 

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Why you should not miss Princess Hours?

My pillows suffered a lot of strangulation on the emotional and heart fluttering scenes while watching before. Luckily, I’ve become less tamed with my more recent reruns.

Sprinkled with melodramatic tones, the lead girl’s vibrant presence and the hero’s quirky surprising humor neutralize the heavy layers of the plot.

Princess Hours is one youth drama you should never miss it, for it is one of the K-Dramaland’s staple classics.

 

 

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*** Finally.......... he will be making his small-screen comeback through this upcoming drama. Joo Ji Hoon will play the role of Kang Gon, a just prosecutor who goes against a direct over from his superiors and reports an internal corruption.  He said that the character got him interested because he seems like a responsible person.  He said the drama has a lot to offer with a fresh topic and visual effects. These are the reasons why he chose this drama for his comeback.  “The Item” will premiere on February 11 at 10 p.m. KST, and it will also be available on Viki! :P

 

 

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[Photos] Added New Images for the Upcoming Korean Drama "The Item"

 

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