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July 2, 2014
Tang Wei to tie knot with Korean filmmaker this fall
By Ahn Sung-mi The Korea Herald

Chinese actress Tang Wei and Korean filmmaker Kim Tae-yong will get married in the fall, Kim’s agency Bom Film Production said on Wednesday.
The two first met through the 2009 film “Late Autumn” as an actress and director. After the film, they maintained a good friendship until October 2013 when Tang visited Korea for a commercial shoot. From then on, they grew as a couple.

Tang Wei and Kim Tae-yong
The couple will have their wedding this fall, only inviting friends and family.
“Through movie, we got to know and understand each other,” said Tang and Kim in a statement released by the agency.
“We became friends and then grew much closer. Now we would like to become husband and wife, even if that means learning each other’s hard languages. But we know that this hardship will become the happiest moments, where we will learn to understand deeply and respect each other. Most of all, the movie is the most important witness to our relationship.”

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July 2, 2014
Tang Wei to wed Korean director in autumn
Source: The Korea Times 
Tang Wei, left, and Kim Tae-yong during a news conference for Kim's film, "Late Autumn," in Seoul in 2011. / Yonhap
Chinese actress Tang Wei, best known for her role in the Ang Lee film, "Lust, Caution,'' will marry Korean director Kim Tae-yong in a private ceremony this fall, their representatives said Wednesday.
Tang, 35, and Kim, 45, first met during the filming of Kim's 2010 film, "Late Autumn." The two confirmed they were dating in October last year.
"We first met through a movie and began to understand each other. We became friends before we became lovers. Now we plan to be husband and wife,'' the couple said in a statement released through B.O.M. Film Productions.
After rising to international fame with Lust, Caution, Tang was acclaimed for her acting in Late Autumn where she stars as female inmate Anna who while on a furlough to attend her mother's funeral spends a memorable three days with a mysterious Korean man named Hoon (Hyun Bin).

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July 3, 2014
Tang Wei, Kim Tae-yong to tie the knot
By Jin Eun-soo, contributing writer INSIDE Korea JoongAng Daily


Chinese actress Tang Wei yesterday announced that she will marry Korean director Kim Tae-yong, according to local reports. 
“The two worked together on the movie ‘Late Autumn’ and maintained a friendly relationship even after the film ended,” said the director’s agency, Bom Film Production. 
“In October 2013 when Tang Wei visited Korea to shoot a commercial, they turned their relationship into a romantic one. Afterward, they traveled between Korea and China until recently when they decided to get married.” 
The exact date of the marriage hasn’t been decided, but Bom told Ilgan Sports, an affiliate of the Korea JoongAng Daily, that it will take place sometime in the fall. 
It also added that the exact whereabouts of director Kim is unknown but that he is currently abroad. 
In 2012, the soon-to-be-married couple was rumored to be dating, but Kim dismissed the rumor by saying that they are in no more than just a “actress and director relationship.”

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July 3, 2014
China's Tang Wei to Marry Korean Director
Source: The ChosunIlbo
Chinese actress Tang Wei and Korean filmmaker Kim Tae-yong will tie the knot this fall. They worked together in "Late Autumn" (2010). 
Kim's agency Bom Film Productions on Wednesday said they will get married this fall in a private ceremony with family and close friends. 
They first met while shooting the film and their relationship developed when Tang came to Korea for a commercial shoot in October 2013, and they visited each other in China and Korea over the past months. 
"We decided to get married despite the difficult hurdle of having to learn each other's language. But difficult moments will also be our happiest moments," read a statement issued by Kim and Tang. 
It will be Kim's second marriage and Tang's first.

Tang Wei (left) and Kim Tae-yong Tang Wei (left) and Kim Tae-yong
Tang made her debut in 2004 and became a global star in "Lust, Caution" (2007) directed by Ang Lee. The film won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival. 
But despite the film's success, Tang had to suffer a media ban imposed by the Chinese government for three years, as the Chinese government felt the film romanticized the pro-Japanese figures during the Japanese occupation and was too sexually explicit. 
It was in "Late Autumn" directed by Kim that Tang made her first appearance after the ban. 
Since then, Tang has appeared in commercials in Korea, and became the first non-Korean host of the opening ceremony of the Busan International Film Festival in October 2012.
Rumors surrounding their relationship surfaced when it was revealed that Tang bought land in Bundang, Gyeonggi Province, near to Kim's home, in November that year and visited Korea many times. At the time, the two denied the rumors and said that they were just good friends.

Director Kim Tae-yong talks with Chinese actress Tang Wei on set while shooting the film "Late Autumn."
Kim graduated in political science from Yonsei University and the Korean Academy of Film Arts. He made his directorial debut with "Memento Mori" (1999), and won the Best Director Award at the 27th Blue Dragon Film Awards in 2006 with "Family Ties."
He received critical acclaim for "Late Autumn," a remake of Lee Man-hee's "Manchu" (1966), which was invited to the forum section of the 61st Berlin International Film Festival. 

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July 2, 2014
Chinese actress, Korean director to wed in fall
Source: YonhapNews
SEOUL, July 2 (Yonhap) -- Chinese actress Tang Wei and South Korean director Kim Tae-yong will tie the knot this fall, Kim's management agency said Wednesday.
The couple met in late 2009 while filming the South Korean movie "Late Autumn" together. Tang, 34, starred as the leading actress, while 44-year-old Kim directed the film.
"The wedding of director Kim Tae-yong and actress Tang Wei, who met as producer and actor and became lifetime companions, is scheduled to be held in private this fall, with the blessings of their families and friends," film company Bom said.
The two became friends while filming "Late Autumn" but their friendship developed into a romance after Tang visited South Korea in October 2013 to shoot a commercial, the agency said.
Tang gained worldwide fame for her appearance in Ang Lee's "Lust, Caution" in 2007.
"We came to know and understand each other through a film," the couple said in a joint statement. "We became friends and lovers. Now, we are planning to become husband and wife. Of course, that is despite the fact that we have to learn each other's difficult mother tongues. That trouble will also become the happiest moment."
   The couple thanked those who have been encouraging them, saying they wish to see "all precious relationships in the world come to fruition."

Kim Tae-yong to marry Tang Wei
South Korean film director Kim Tae-yong ® attends an event in Seoul on Feb. 10, 2011, to promote "Late Autumn." Kim's agency Bom said on July 2, 2014, he will tie the knot with Chinese actress Tang Wei (L) this fall. They met in 2009 while filming the South Korean movie "Late Autumn" together. Tang, 34, starred as the leading actress, while 44-year-old Kim directed the film. The two became friends while filming "Late Autumn," but their friendship developed into a romance after Tang visited South Korea in October 2013 to shoot a commercial, the agency said. (Yonhap) (END)

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July 3, 2014
Chinese Actress Tang Wei to Marry Korean Director Kim Tae Yong
by timmydee soompi.com

The world of East Asian cinema has been rocked by the news that Chinese actress Tang Wei is set to marry Korean director Kim Tae Yong later this year. The couple is expected to settle in Korea, after details emerged that they have purchased land in the city of Bundang, near Seoul.

The two met on the set of the movie “Late Autumn,” directed by Kim Tae Yong and starring Tang Wei. The actress won fame for her role in the 2009 film, “Lust, Caution.” Rumors had circulated ever since regarding the pair’s possible romantic involvement, although both parties had denied the claim.
The wedding is set to take place in Korea before the release of Tang Wei’s upcoming movie, “The Golden Era,” which will begin screening in China in October this year. The couple plans to finalize their wedding before the actress begins promotion for the new movie.
Tang Wei is well-known in Korea, where she has previously hosted the opening ceremony of the prestigious Busan International Film Festival, and speculation is rife that moving to her husband’s country may mean that she could appear in Korean movies in the future. 
A spokesperson from her agency told the media, “If Tang Wei gets a good offer to star in a Korean film, she will certainly consider taking it.”

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July 6, 2014
Kim Tae-young meets Tang Wei’s parents
By Chung Joo-won The Korea Herald

Korean film director Kim Tae-yong on Friday paid respects to his prospective parents-in-law in Beijing, accompanied by his Chinese fiancee Tang Wei, Chinese media reported on Sunday. 
The Asian celebrity couple left Korea on July 2 for Beijing, where the Chinese actress’ parents live. On the same day, the two announced their romantic relationship and wedding plans for the upcoming fall, sending a happy shockwave around the globe. 
The couple met with Tang’s parents on the evening of July 4, and had a family supper in a restaurant inside a luxury hotel near the Sanhuan area, according to the report. 
The next day, July 5, the two reportedly went on a shopping spree and returned to the hotel at 11 p.m. 
Tang seemed emotionally dependent upon her Korean fiance, the report added, as she hid behind him to shun the cameras. 
Tang and Kim first met through the 2009 film “Late Autumn” as an actress and director. After the film work, they maintained a good friendship until October 2013, when Tang visited Korea for a commercial shoot. Since then, they have been in relationship. 

Korean film director Kim Tae-yong talks to Chinese actress Tang Wei while filming "Late Autumn."

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July 3, 2014
KIM Tae-yong and TANG Wei to Tie the KnotKorean Indie Director and Chinese Star Plan Wedding
by Pierce Conran KOBIZ


In an official press release, indie film director KIM Tae-yong has announced that he and Chinese star TANG Wei will become husband and wife later this year. The pair met during the shoot of KIM’s 2010 film Late Autumn, which was shot in the American Northwest. Rumors initially surfaced that TANG was dating her co-star HYUN Bin, but those were quashed when KIM and TANG were seen together at the Busan International Film Festival in 2012. Following his 1999 debut Memento Mori, co-directed with MIN Kyu-dong, KIM has made a name for himself in Korean independent cinema by directing the multi-strand drama Family Ties (2006) and Late Autumn, which debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival, becoming one of the country’s most critically-acclaimed filmmakers in the process. KIM has also directed many shorts, including Picnic, the concluding segment of Mad Sad Bad, the 3D omnibus that opened this year’s Jeonju International Film Festival. TANG quickly rose to fame in 2007 when she was cast in Ang LEE’s steamy period drama Lust, Caution, alongside Tony LEUNG Chiu-wai. The erotic nature of her role raised some controversy in her native China, but she weathered criticisms to become one of the country’s leading actresses, most recently toping the charts in the successful romcom Finding Mr. Right. The couple, who are working hard to learn each other’s languages, will tie the knot this autumn.

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July 8, 2014
Tang Wei and Kim Tae-young spotted on summer night date
By Ock Hyun-ju The Korea Herald

World-famous Chinese actress Tang Wei and her fiance Kim Tae-yong, South Korean film director, were sighted together in front of an apartment building in Beijing, Chinese media outlets reported Tuesday. 

Tang and Kim have stayed in the Chinese capital since the two announced they would wed this fall on July 2. They allegedly met with Tang’s parents to pay their respects. 
The Asian celebrity couple stepped out of an apartment building near Beijing Chaoyang Park late Monday night. They were holding hands and swiftly walking to their car. Kim was reportedly well-mannered enough to help his fiancee get into the car. The two seemed like a sweet married couple already, according to the reports. 
Tang and Kim first met through the film “Late Autumn,” released in 2009, as actress and director. The couple maintained a good friendship until October 2013, when Tang visited Korea for a commercial shoot. They have dated since then. 

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July 24, 2014

Director weds Chinese actress in Sweden
BY LEE SUN-MIN INSIDE Korea JoongAng Daily

Chinese actress Tang Wei and director Kim Tae-yong are rumored to have wedded in Sweden. 
According to local online news agency Dispatch, the two had a small wedding at a farm in Sweden with a small number of guests. The report said the ceremony took place on July 13. 
The company also said Wei told actress Cate Blanchett that she already had the wedding when Blanchett tried to congratulate Wei for the upcoming wedding in Shanghai on Tuesday. 
However, the couple has not registered as a married couple here in Korea. He has not been home since he left for China early this month. 
Ilgan Sports, an affiliate of the Korea JoongAng Daily, said that Kim’s agency did not know about the wedding and it cannot confirm the report. 

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July 25, 2014
Chinese actress, Korean director got wed in Sweden: film company
SEOUL, July 25 (Yonhap) -- Chinese actress Tang Wei and South Korean director Kim Tae-yong tied the knot in Sweden about a fortnight ago, Kim's management agency said Friday.
The couple had a wedding at the front yard of the home of the late master filmmaker Ingmar Bergman, one of the greatest artists in cinema history, at the small Swedish island of Faro on July 12, the Bom Film Productions Co. said.
They had the Ingmar Bergman Film Festival's executive director couple as witnesses, it added.
"Faro is the birthplace of filmmaker Ingmar Berman and is where Tang Wei has long dreamed of visiting," the film company said in a press release.
"As Kim also was an admirer of the Swedish filmmaker, the two decided to have a little impromptu wedding ceremony upon arriving at the Bergman House to honor him," it said.
The couple is scheduled to hold an official closed-door wedding in August with only relatives of both sides attending.
Tang, 35, who gained worldwide fame for her appearance in Ang Lee's "Lust, Caution" in 2007, met Kim, 45, in late 2009 while filming the South Korean movie "Late Autumn" together.
They later became friends while filming the movie but their friendship developed into a romance after Tang visited South Korea in October 2013 to shoot a commercial, according to the company.
They denied media reports about their romance in 2012 but made a surprise announcement on July 2 that they have decided to tie the knot.


Tang Wei and Kim Tae Yong had a small wedding ceremony in Sweden
Source: STARN News
On July 24th, a press reported, "On July 13th(local time), Tang Wei and director Kim Tae Yong had a small wedding ceremony just for themselves at Faroe Island of Sweden."
A representative of director Kim's management agency said, "Tang Wei and director Kim Tae Yong had a small wedding ceremony just for themselves in Sweden on July 12th."
The representative of went on, "Faroe Island is the birthplace of prominent film director Ingmar Bergman, and Tang Wei had dreamed to visit the place for many years. Director Kim Tae Yong also had a deep respect in director Bergman, and the two decided to hold their wedding ceremony at Bergman's birth house to honor him."
The two invited the Commission President of Bergman Film Festival and his wife as witnesses of their marriage, and had a small party with local friends afterwards.
Regarding photos of the party that were spread on Twitter, the representative said, "The person who uploaded the photo was one of the people who attended the party."
Regarding Tang Wei's recent injury, the representative said, "Tang Wei visited Sydney for an advertisement shooting, and she had to move on a wheelchair because she was not fully recovered from her ankle injury."
Meanwhile, Tang Wei and Kim Tae Yong's official wedding ceremony will be held in August.
/Reporting by Noh I-seul en@starnnews.com

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July 25, 2014
Director Kim Tae-yong, Tang Wei elope in Sweden

By Ock Hyun-ju The Korea Herald

Chinese actress Tang Wei and Korean film director Kim Tae-yong secretly tied the knot in Sweden about two weeks ago, Kim’s agency said Friday. 
The couple had a wedding on July 12 in the front yard of the birthplace of legendary filmmaker Ingmar Bergman on the Swedish island of Faro, Kim’s agency Bom Production said. 
According to the agency, the two took a trip to the island to commemorate Bergman and decided to have a simple wedding on the spot in his honor, with the Ingmar Bergman Film Festival’s executive director couple as witnesses. 
The official wedding, attended only by family, will be held in August as scheduled, the agency said. The exact date and place will not be disclosed. 
Tang, 35, who rose to international fame through Ang Lee’s 2007 film “Lust, Caution,” met Kim, 45, when she starred in his 2009 film “Late Autumn.” 
After the film, they maintained a good friendship and began dating last October when Tang visited Korea for a commercial shoot. The couple announced their engagement on July 2.

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August 19, 2014
Tang Wei - Kim Tae Yong director had proper wedding already . The wedding photo displayed
Source: Innolife Korea 

Kim Tae-Yong director and Tang Wei had wedding amid the attendances and blessings of families from both sides.

Two people, who had simple wedding of their own in Ingmar Bergman House of Faroe Islands, Sweden on July 12th, went through the proper wedding lately and took their first step as a couple who would spend rest of their lives with each other.
Two people notified the news of their wedding through Film Corporation Bom, the agency of Kim Tae-Yong director, and conveyed their feelings. Two people said “there are both enthusiasm and fear for both of us as we begin the whole new lives together, but we are ready to face the future, with love and respect toward each other. We are grateful to everyone who admires us. We wish lives full of love happiness to everyone.”
Meanwhile, Film Corporation Bom, the agency of Kim Tae-Yong director stated “we appreciate everyone for understanding not being able to share many things, since the wedding was not displayed in public, and for sending encouragement till the end.” [사진=영화사 봄] 

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August 20, 2014
Tang and Kim tie the knot
By Lee Sun-min INSIDE Korea JoongAng Daily


Chinese actress Tang Wei and Korean movie director Kim Tae-yong held a wedding ceremony in Sweden last month, according to Kim’s agency, Bom Film Productions. 

“As we get to start a new life together, we are both excited and nervous,” said the couple through the agency. “However, we are ready to hold each other’s hands and march forward.”
The two thanked fans who wished them happiness.
“Because the ceremony was not open to the public, many things were not shared with you, but thank you for your understanding on the issue and for your endless encouragement,” the couple added. 

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August 19, 2014
Tang Wei and Kim Tae-yong marry
Source: The Korea Herald

A wedding photo of Tang Wei and Kim Tae-yong Bom Film Production

Chinese actress Tang Wei and Korean filmmaker Kim Tae-yong recently tied the knot in a formal wedding ceremony in Hong Kong, Kim’s agency Bom Film Production said on Tuesday.
Earlier, the couple secretly held a private, informal wedding event on July 12 at the estate of legendary filmmaker Ingmar Bergman on Faro Island, Sweden. 
This time, their wedding ceremony in Hong Kong was attended only by their families. 
“As we began our new journey together, we not only began with a strong will, but also faced fear as well,” said Tang and Kim in a statement released by the agency. “But we are ready to walk together, hand-in-hand with love and respect for one another.
“Thank you for understanding and encouraging us even though we couldn’t share all the parts of the ceremony,” they added. 
The agency also released photos of their wedding in Hong Kong.
The 35-year-old Tang, who rose to international stardom through Ang Lee’s “Lust, Caution,” met Kim, 45, through the 2009 film “Late Autumn” as actress and director, respectively. After the film, they maintained a friendship until October 2013, when Tang visited Korea for a commercial shoot. From then, they grew as a couple and announced their engagement in July. 

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Director Kim Tae Yong & Tang Wei officially married
Source: STARN News
Director Kim Tae Yong and actress Tang Wei's official wedding ceremony was held.
On August 19th, film production company 'Spring' told that Kim Tae Yong and Tang Wei's official wedding ceremony was held, and revealed their wedding photos.
Back in July, Kim Tae Yong and Tang Wei held a small ‘unofficial’ wedding ceremony in Sweden without inviting anyone.
Director Kim Tae Yong and Tang Wei left a message after the wedding ceremony, and they wrote, "We are feeling a great amount of fear for our new life, but we are ready to take the first step of the new life together. We would like to express a profound gratitude to everyone for their supports for us."
A representative of director Kim's management agency said, "We would like to express a profound gratitude to many people for amazing supports that they have showed for director Kim Tae Yong and Tang Wei's marriage."
/Reporting by Noh I-seul en@starnnews.com