Su Ae 수애 | Soo AE

[Guest annieice]

I agree with you, and I love the clothes I would wear them

here are more pics from sportseoul she looks wonderful, but I'm not into the clothes ... lol

[Guest annieice]

and I also have to share this cute photos from Cine 21 with Jang Hyuk and some private photos with them ENJOY

[Guest annieice]

"The Flu" Stage Greeting pics enjoy
source Baidu

[Guest annieice]

And here is the stage greeting form yesterday

she looks amazing in that blouse and shorts

[chocomintcandy]

thanks @annieice for those photos, she is indeed so pretty & sexy in white blouse & shorts

[Guest annieice]

you are welcome @cocomhe love her outfit too, but I saw more pics from today's SG she was in a green dress, have to find them I think I saw them on twitter I'll be back


here it is

[jeeji]

Five Fun Facts About Park Soo Ae


Park Soo Ae stars as Kim In Hye in the film "The Flu." When a deadly strain of avian influenza or bird flu breaks out at the rate of 2,000 new cases an hour, Kim In Hye  risks her own life to find a cure.
Park took the role because she says that she often catches the flu herself and was intrigued by the idea that it could spread so quickly and cause so many deaths. But she also took the part because she is an actress who constantly likes to challenge herself with new and interesting roles.
Her most popular roles were in the films "Sunny" and "Midnight FM." She played an empress in love in the film "The Sword With No Name" and a woman with Alzheimer's disease in the drama "A Thousand Years Promise." She starred as an ambitious woman who wants to be First Lady in the drama "Yawang."
Here are a few facts you may not know about this actress;
1. She nearly became a member of an idol group. Recruited by an agent while she was still in high school, she practiced for six months but never made an album. "I didn't sing well," she said. "But the six months I spent with the team was fun. I was lucky to get into acting."
2. She has long been friendly with actor Uhm Tae Woong. They enjoy sharing meals and talking about acting but it remains a brother-sister relationship.
3. Several stars have described her as their ideal woman. Those stars include Jang Geun Suk and Kim Tae Won, but she has never dated either of them. What does she look for in a man? Someone who can communicate well remains a top priority. "Dramas and movies are full of attractive men," she said. "But I would like someone who will support me and cheer me on. Tall, good-looking men are common. But it's difficult to meet someone who really communicates well."
4. Her hobbies are swimming, tennis and playing pool. Soo Ae learned to swim for her role in "A Thousand Day's Promise" which featured an underwater kissing scene. She unintentionally drank a lot of water filming that scene, but you would never know how inexperienced she was by looking at her performance.
5. Her own background has helped the actress to understand the importance of a helping hand.
Last year she donated around $93,000 to charity. "I hope that my donation can be used to help underprivileged children living in Bong Cheon city," said the actress of the neighborhood she grew up in. "This is a small way of showing my appreciation for all the love and support I received from everyone."

[Guest annieice]

how wonderful thank you @jeeji she is truly amazing and I'm happy she didn't date jang keun suk he is like a little girl, she needs a real man

here are more pics from yesterdays SG love the green dress on her, but dear Jang Hyuk Oppa what's with the hat? :/



many thanks to a fan on baidu for this last 2

[Guest annieice]

and here are from today's SG hope you like them, it's so quiet on this thread



same source as the previous one

[chocomintcandy]

@annieice nice photos...i agree with you, this thread is so quiet....where are @Brisabreeze @fantast1ksuea & the rest...this used to be so alive during QOA days

[Guest annieice]

I know I miss them too, but I'm happy we got new Lilies @yawang1234, @jeeji, @badsmluler, @TRAN, @sooaelove1004 >-
but I wish @Brisabreeze and @fantast1ksuae would come back

here some interview pics from Entertainment Weekly unfortunatelly I can't translate what it says so I'm gonna leave the source if somebody knows pls translate

http://article.joins.com/news/article/article.asp?total_id=12365013&cloc=rss|sports_ent|broadcast



and a "Flu" gif

[jeeji]

@cocomhe and @annieice, Thanks you both so much for being so supportive for Soo Ae Unnie's thread. Thanks for your kind words guys, I'm really going to work hard on this thread and will give you my  full power to make it alive as much as possible. Fighting

[Guest annieice]

@jeeji so happy you are here with us :*

[chocomintcandy]

jeeji said: @cocomhe and @annieice, Thanks you both so much for being so supportive for Soo Ae Unnie's thread. Thanks for your kind words guys, I'm really going to work hard on this thread and will give you my  full power to make it alive as much as possible. Fighting

[Guest IguanaSoap]

\O/ \O/ Yayyyy FLU is out!!!  Good luck soo ae unnie 

[Guest annieice]

thank you Hiyaya-Iguana's Soap for that info FIGHTING UNNIE!!!

[rubie]

August 19, 2013
Soo Ae: Best characters have iron fist in a velvet gloveActress says the doctor she played in ‘The Flu’ is the most flawed character she’s ever played, and she isn’t as ‘reserved’ as people think
By Claire Lee The Korea Herald

Actress Soo Ae says she is drawn to roles that are “oeyunaegang,” a four-character idiom that translates to an iron fist in a velvet glove.
“The quality is what I consider to be ideal,” the actress said in an interview with The Korea Herald in Seoul last week. “I’ve always admired those who appear gentle but are determined and strong underneath. They are my role models. So naturally, I chose to play a lot of characters that have that quality.”
The 34-year-old’s past roles are evidence of the professed preference. In 2011 TV drama “A Thousand Days’ Promise,” she played the calm, strong professional woman who is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease at a young age. In director Lee Joon-ik’s 2008 film “My Dear is Far Away,” she played the quiet, dutiful wife who bravely heads off to Vietnam during the Vietnam War as a singer, to find her missing husband who had been sent there to fight as a soldier.

Actress Soo Ae poses for a photo prior to an interview with The Korea Herald in Seoul. (Lee Sang-sub/The Korea Herald)
Her latest role, however, is a move away from her past characters, the actress says. She plays In-hae, a single mother and medical doctor, in director Kim Seong-soo’s pandemic disaster thriller “The Flu.” The movie opened in local theaters on Aug. 14.
“In-hae is, I think, the most flawed character that I’ve ever played,” the actress says. “She is often selfish. It’s hard to argue that she is an ideal mother. But I guess it is also her flaws that make this character engaging and attractive.”
The film takes place in current-day Bundang, a satellite city of Seoul. The plot of the movie develops as a deadly strain of H5N1 spreads in the city, with death occurring within 36 hours of infection. As the disease spreads at a rate of 2,000 new cases each hour in Bundang, without a cure, the government decides to close down the city and those who are infected are quarantined. 
“I think the movie ultimately talks about human dignity,” the actress said. “The situation in the movie is scary because it requires a number of very difficult decisions. It would be difficult for anyone to really imagine how they would react and cope with the situation if such a pandemic happens in real life.”
Director Kim is said to have been inspired by the 2010 foot-and-mouth disease outbreak which brought the infamous mass cull of approximately 12 percent of the entire domestic pig population. 
“I happened to watch the video of the mass killing of the pigs and it pretty much traumatized me,” he said during a news meeting after the press screening of the film. “I could not help but wonder what would’ve happened if humans were infected with such an incurable epidemic, not pigs.”
In-hae, a Bundang resident and a physician specializing in infectious diseases, at first tries to escape the city alone with her 6-year-old daughter Mi-ru (played by child actress Park Min-ha). She does not care about those who are infected in her own city, despite her specialization. Her escape plan fails, however, as Mi-ru is ordered to move to the quarantine area when she starts coughing. Stuck in the devastating quarantine camp with her potentially infected daughter, In-hae finally and desperately tries to find a cure for the disease. 
“I guess her selfishness is her biggest flaw,” Soo Ae said. “But I think my priority would also be my family if I were in her shoes.”
One of the biggest challenges for Soo Ae was playing a mother. The actress said she was raised by her mother, who, in her own words, is very “strong, giving and sacrificing.” In other words, “oeyunaegang.”
“But In-hae is different,” she said. “In many ways, she very much relies on her 6-year-old daughter. As a full-time doctor In-hae needs her daughter’s help. What director Kim wanted was a mother who is more like a friend to her kid. That was very challenging, because what I understood from my own upbringing was that mothers are supposed to be nurturing and providing unconditional love and support.”
Having played many “oeyunaegang” characters, Soo Ae is often regarded as calm, poised and reserved by the public. But the actress says she is in fact far from “oeyunaegang” or “reserved” off-screen. 
“My public image certainly has a lot to do with my character choices, many of which were conscious decisions,” the actress said. “But I don’t consider myself to be strong. I selected those ‘oeyunaegang’ characters not because they resemble me in real life, but because I want to and strive to be like them. I am still working on being strong ― I am no way near how strong my mother has been. And I am often silly and fun as well. I’m not that quiet once you get to know me.”
When asked what her best cure is for a cold ― the film’s Korean title is “A Cold” ― the actress said she sees her doctor as soon as possible, while lemons can help, too. 
“I get a cold very often,” she said. “For other things, say migraine, I could just take some medicine and stay home. But a cold and indigestion should be taken care of as quickly as possible. That’s what my mother always said. ”

[Guest annieice]

thanks @rubie for this article I can't wait to see the movie
As I understand this pictures show Soo Ae and Jang Hyuk with two fans on the SG today

[Guest annieice]

And here the pics from Olivia Lauren VIP Screening of Flu many thanks to Baidu

[TRAN]

She's all smiling wide and happy. Feel like she is in love. And the Flu is doing well also. Good to see.

She seems more close to Jang Hyuk than most of her recent co-stars. Nice to see that from her.