[Official] JYJ Park Yoo Chun - 박유천 (Singer, Songwriter, and Actor) Thread

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MuRim's skinship...#TGWSS

JYJ Official shared SBS's post.

Park Yoo Chun Has Romantic Birthday Party on “The Girl Who Sees Smells”

JiwonYu May 5, 2015

 

On the upcoming episode of “The Girl Who Sees Smells,” Oh Cho Rim (Shin Se Kyung) throws Choi Moo Gak (Park Yoo Chun) a cute birthday party.
In the preview stills, Moo Gak celebrates his birthday and tells Cho Rim, “If you want to marry me…” This sudden proposal is deemed the second one after the one in the previous episode, which can be viewed at the bottom of this article.

Oh Cho Rim sings, “Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday dear Choi Moo Gak,” to which he says, “No, not Choi Moo Gak. Say ‘my boyfriend,’” and makes for a romantic atmosphere.
Soompi 


BTS Pics...#TGWSS

JYJ Official shared SBS's post.

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#JYJ Yuchun holds birthday party with fans : Housewarming party : Epi 2 (5/30-31, Tiger Dome)  

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Park Yoochun To Hold A Fan Meeting For His Birthday

[by You-bin Ha] Park Yoochun will hold a fan meeting to celebrate his birthday.

His agency C-Jes Entertainment said, “Park Yoochun will hold his fan meeting ‘Housewarming Party: Epi 2’ in Korea University Hwajung Gymnasium on May 30 and 31. He will once again make another great time with his fans for his birthday”.

Park Yoochun has a hot popularity with his drama ‘The Girl Who Sees Smell’ by playing the role of Choi Moogak. With diverse acting plays, he is receiving a very favorable response from the public.

In addition, the drama ‘The Girl Who Sees Smell’ has a tremendous popularity in famous portals such as Hulu, Soompi TV and Drama Fever and is still high ranked. The ‘Park Yoochun’ effect is still growing day by day since the drama was at the top of the Weibo’s drama hot topic ranking, proving the actor’s popularity in the country.

The staff of the fan meeting said, “We anticipate great interest and attention from fans for the fan meeting. It’s been a long time since Park Yoochun held a fan meeting so we will try to organize it as well as possible”.

Meanwhile, the tickets for Park Yoochun’s fans meeting will be available through Interpark on May 11 at 8:00 PM KST. (photo by C-Jes Entertainment)


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[VIDEOS] 150506 SBS Midnight TV Entertainment – Jaejoong mentioned & Yuchun’s interview for ‘TGWSS’

May 6, 2015 · rilanna

 

Tony Hong mentions Jaejoong

 

 

JYJ3:
 

• Jaejoong gave 1 million won in cash as a birthday present to Tony Hong
• Tony Hong then yelled “충성!” which is an army salute; literal translation of “충성” is ‘Loyalty!”

 

Yuchun’s interview with Shin Se-kyung, for ‘TGWSS’

 

 

yochwennie:
 

• YC: Actually if there is a feeling which I can eliminate, that would be sleepiness. I want to get rid of the feeling of fatigue.
• YC: It’s always fluttering when filming romance scenes but the most fluttering was the scene where I waited in front of Chorim’s house
• SSK: It’s really fluttering when filming kissing scenes.
• The reporter asked how can Choi Mugak who has no feelings/senseless, feel anything during the kissing scene.
  Yuchun said, “It’s instinct, it’s different from feelings.”
• And he had to quickly recover from that by saying his heart is pure.
• Among lover, my girl and girlfriend, Shin Sekyung chose to be called ‘my girl’ ^^
• Yuchun thinks Chorim’s unkempt appearance is fine and he thinks it looks pretty good but Shin Sekyung thinks otherwise.

 

Credit: JJYCJS JYJ Shared by: JYJ3

Scaps...
 Junjun @Junjun508

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“The Girl Who Sees Smells” Coming to Televisions Across Asia

ilmare42 May 6, 2015

 

 

SBS‘s hit drama “The Girl Who Sees Smells” starring Park Yoo Chun and Shin Se Kyung will be broadcast on televisions across Southeast Asia and Japan in the next few months.
Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Cambodia got to see the show on channel S ONE on the evening of May 6. Japanese viewers will be able to watch the show on KNTV starting on June 7.
“The Girl Who Sees Smells” will be gracing the small screen in the Philippines and Taiwan sometime in July or August this year. Talks are currently underway to broadcast the show in Hong Kong, Vietnam, and Thailand.
According to a representative of SBS’s drama division, “‘The Girl Who Sees Smells’ is known internationally for its strong script, directing, performances, aesthetics, and special effects.”
The representative adds that it’s expected that the show will contribute to the Korean wave in Asia.
Soompi

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Jang Hyun Sung’s Kids Want Revenge Against Park Yoo Chun

streamside May 6, 2015

 

 

Actor Jang Hyun Sung has revealed that his kids are learning taekwondo to teach Park Yoo Chun a lesson.

While discussing his kids on the May 6 broadcast of MBC’s “Radio Star,” Jang Hyun Sung revealed their intentions to fight Park Yoo Chun, saying, “I appeared in a drama with Park Yoo Chun called ‘Three Days’ a little while back. I didn’t show it to my kids at the time, but then they heard about it from their friends at school and asked to see it. So I showed them an episode with a scene where Park Yoo Chun shoots and kills me,” he explained.

“But when they saw it, they started screaming and yelling,” the actor continued. “They cried even though I was right next to them, and it was kind of cute. After that, they said they were going to beat up Park Yoo Chun and started learning taekwondo, and they’re still doing it now,” he said.

Meanwhile, Seo Hyun Chul, Choi Won Young, and Jung Woong In also made appearances during the broadcast.

Source: (1)

Soompi

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'The Girl Who Sees Smells' Park Yoo-chun, "Let's get it done quick"

2015/05/06

'The Girl Who Sees Smells' Park Yoo-chun became so sure that Nam Goong-min must have been the murderer.
On the 11th episode of SBS 'The Girl Who Sees Smells', Choi Moo-gak (Park Yoo-chun) declared war to Kwon Jae-hee (Nam Goong-min).
When Moo-gak encountered Jae-hee in Wonjoo, where Oh Jae-pyo (Jeong In-gi) resided, he thought hard and figured out Jae-hee had installed a spy app in his cellphone. Although Moo-gak let Jae-hee leave the spot quietly at the moment, he later called using his cellphone so Jae-hee could hear, and he declared war in that way.
He said, "Don't even dare to think you'd be able to find the witness. I'm not going to let you kill the witness. Choi Eun-seol, the one you killed in the Jeju hospital is my little sister. We have different ways to go and it will end only when one of us dies. Let's get it done quick".
Hancinema

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Park Yoo Chun Wishes He Would Never Feel Sleepy

ck525 May 7, 2015

 

 

 

Park Yoo Chun has received a lot of love with his character who lacks senses. Surprisingly, however, he recently said that losing sense of sleepiness would be his dream.
On the episode of SBS’s “Night of TV Entertainment,” Park Yoo Chun and Shin Se Kyung are interviewed for a “The Girl Who Sees Smells” special.
When asked, “Which sense would you like to lose the most,” he replies, “Feeling drowsy.”
Shin Se Kyung, too, agrees with his response, saying that she would no longer like to feel sleepy.
Meanwhile, a doctor gives expert opinions on Park Yoo Chun’s character’s lack of senses, saying, “He is shown to drink a hot cup of coffee at once, yet this is most likely to cause burning. Though it is possible for one sense to go numb, it is impossible for all of them to fully disappear at once.”
Source (1)
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'The Girl Who Sees Smells' Park Yoo-chun begs Sin Se-kyeong to stay with him

'The Girl Who Sees Smells' Park Yoo-chun asked Sin Se-kyeong to stay with him.
On the May 7th episode of SBS' 'The Girl Who Sees Smells', Choi Moo-gak (Park Yoo-chun) told Oh Cho-rim (Sin Se-kyeong) how much he loved her.
Oh Cho-rim revealed to Choi Moo-gak, "I know I'm the witness. And I am aware my original name is Choi Eun-seol. As soon as I became aware that it was my original name, I should have realized something. But I realized it a little too late. I'm so sorry that your little sister had to die because I was the witness and my name was Choi Eun-seol". She cried in tears.
Choi Moo-gak said "It's not because of you. It's just that the bastard killed my sister. It has nothing to do with you". Oh Cho-rim said, "Even if that's true. It changes nothing. I can't do this".
At this, Choi Moo-gak said, "If that's the reason, I cannot let you leave. Don't think too much. I'm going to love you, you just take my love. Stay with me. Don't leave".
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Park Yuchun in #TGWSS stills...

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Park Yuchun with  the #TGWSS cast...Press Conference...









 



SBS @SBSNOW

JYJ′s Park Yoo Chun Congratulates Kim Junsu on Performing on Broadcast

 

2015.05.08 15:26 Newsen Park Ji Ryun Translation Credit : Grace Danbi Hong

JYJ′s Park Yoo Chun expressed his congratulations to fellow member Kim Junsu, who was finally able to perform on broadcast.

On May 8, Park Yoo Chun joined the cast of SBS′ Girl Who Sees Smells at a cafe in Yeoksam-dong, where he shared a message of congratulations to Kim Junsu for performing on an EBS music program .

"I congratulate Junsu on being able to perform on broadcast," said Park Yoo Chun with a smile. "Junsu, congrats!′

"Because the things around us have gotten a lot better, I don′t really think about the past situation. I especially don′t think about the legal issues," explained Park Yoo chun. "But if those events became opportunities, I think it would be a good thing for agencies and artists to promote in good environments in the future. It′s also something for us to be thankful about. I′m very happy that those things are being even a little bit expressed now."

"Honestly, these days, because we′re working in good environments with good people, we don′t have those kinds of worries as we did in the past," continued Park Yoo Chun. "Instead, we have bigger worries to carry out good promotions with good images."


Based on a popular webtoon of the same name, Girl Who Sees Smells is about Oh Cho Rim (Shin Se Kyung), a girl who sees smells, and Choi Mu Gak (JYJ′s Park Yoo Chun), a detective who can not feel.

Photo Credit: Newsen
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Chills, Thrills, and a Battle of Skills in “The Girl Who Sees Smells” Eps 11 and 12

akinahana89 May 7, 2015

 

 

 

HUH?! That was, probably and unfortunately, my reaction half the time during this week’s airing of “The Girl Who Sees Smells.” The small smattering of plot and directing errors in previous episodes pretty much exploded into a chaotic mess this time and I even wondered, albeit briefly, just how much flaws one can (and should) handle for a drama that is otherwise a pure joy to watch.
That isn’t to say that there weren’t any exciting, suspenseful, and downright thrilling moments amongst all the things that went oh-so-horribly-wrong, because there was. I’m just saying that those errors I was once able to overlook is no longer quite so easy to ignore now… but in spite of that, the recent developments in “The Girl Who Sees Smells” is still pretty fun and entertaining… for the most part.
 

1. The Sense of Danger

One of the things I loved most about what occurred this week was that tension was aplenty! I felt so smug and satisfied watching Chef Kwon Jae Hee (Namgoong Min) lose his cool for the first time when our detective duo suddenly showed up at his house in search of Oh Jae Pyo (Jung In Gi). Although he was quick on his feet in terms of trying to stash away any potential evidence of his foul play, it was still gratifying to watch that brief moment of panic cross his face at the thought of getting caught red-handed.
I also loved how gutsy Choi Moo Gak (Park Yoochun) was in calling him out indirectly using the Spyapp. It was obvious that Chef Kwon was startled, but he should have expected it after their deliciously tense battle of wits on the bridge. Just thinking about that powerful scene still sends shivers down my spine!
 

2. The Sense of… Common Sense!

So often, in the climax of a drama, common sense is completely thrown out the window in favor of events that don’t quite make sense or with situations that gets haphazardly thrown together at the last minute. Although “The Girl Who Sees Smells” is guilty of that, at least it also remembered one very important aspect: Chef Kwon has Prosopagnosia. And Oh Cho Rim (Shin Se Kyung) knows it.
To be honest, I half expected for Cho Rim to forget about that fact and blurt her own identity out for the sake of convenience, so I shouted with glee when her mouth was clamped firmly shut of her own freewill. I also considered the notion that Cho Rim would keep that helpful information to herself, which only meant I was doubly ecstatic when she filled Moo Gak in about Chef Kwon’s disease.
What didn’t quite make sense to me was why Cho Rim was so expressionless and nonchalant when Lieutenant Yeom (Yoon Jin Seo) first told her about Chef Kwon being their prime suspect for the barcode murderer case. Having already been told that while remaining entirely unaffected, why, then, would Cho Rim get such a shock at seeing Kwon Jae Hee (in his own house, no less) that she faints? Furthermore, why didn’t Cho Rim recognize the house she was entering after having been there so many times?
… Just thinking about this is making my head spin.
 

3. The Sense of Painful Realizations

I always mentally prepare myself for the abrupt change in personality, the flowing waterworks, the temper tantrums, and the shout of angry words to intentionally hurt someone when secrets get revealed, so I was pleasantly surprised when Oh Cho Rim remained perfectly consistent with her warm heart. She was calm and rational. She was understanding of the situation. She was more than accepting of her father’s love. All in all, I’d say she took the news pretty well and for that, I was glad!
Although I do find the former detective to be a little dim-witted in certain aspects. Perhaps his skills are a bit rusty from lack of use? If he had truly been fed information about the case from an insider and intentionally tracks Chef Kwon down, then how could Jae Pyo have so blindly trusted him by offering up his personal information, drinking his coffee, going to Jae Hee’s hose, and so forth without taking any precautions?
 

4. The Sense of Frustration

Okay, Oh Cho Rim. I’m looking at you right now. How could you break our sweet Moo Gak’s heart like that? And so shortly after his birthday? Tsk tsk. This contrived breakup scene in “The Girl Who Sees Smells” definitely takes the cake in terms of lame and unreasonable. Whatever happened to communication? To figuring things out together? How about letting the boy eat his cake and the monstrous amount of food he cooked before kicking him out of the house?!
I was not a happy viewer, especially when it’s so clear to everyone, even Moo Gak, that Cho Rim has a ton of feelings for him. His persistence is admirable – and candy sweet to boot. “I’ll love. You just receive it.” Can anyone say “awww”?!
 

5. The Sense of Terror

Undoubtedly, Chef Kwon gives me the creeps. There were so many close calls between him and Cho Rim, it’s not even funny. It’s actually just plain addicting to feel that pump of adrenaline as my heart leaps to my throat each time she flirts with danger, especially when she was planting the camera in the library. What a nail biting experience just waiting with baited breath for everything to blow up in people’s faces!
Still, the pantyhose fix in the elevator was coincidentally lucky and Cho Rim’s suave excuse about script practicing was flawlessly smooth, but I can’t wait to see how she gets out of her current predicament. Will Moo Gak be able to rescue her in time again? Does this most recent face-to-face meeting mean that Jae Hee has figured out that Cho Rim is Choi Eun Seol? Or does he simply think that she’s working with the detectives and can no longer be trusted?

#TheGirlWhoSeesSmells is intense! #ParkYooChun #ShinSeKyung #SensoryCouple #Kdramahttp://www.soompi.com/2015/05/07/chills-thrills-and-a-battle-of-skills-in-the-girl-who-sees-smells-eps-11-and-12/ …

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Park Yoo Chun Is Happy for Both Junsu and “JYJ Law”

JiwonYu May 8, 2015

 

On May 8, JYJ‘s Park Yoo Chun discussed fellow member Kim Junsu during a press conference of the drama “The Girl Who Sees Smells.”

Upon being asked about Junsu’s recent appearance on EBS’s “Space Sympathy,” his first appearance on a Korean music show in six years, Park Yoo Chun said, “I didn’t know he went on the show. I want to congratulate him.”

When he received a question about the “JYJ Law,” Park Yoo Chun said, “We have to be thankful for this because it may allow entertainment companies and related others to work in a more comfortable environment. I’m happy that I got this chance to express my gratitude for it.”

He also added, “Now, since we are working in a very good environment with great people, we don’t have as many worries as we did before. Although, we are worrying about how to appear and promote better to the general audience.”

Meanwhile, Park Yoo Chun is currently starring in the drama “The Girl Who Sees Smells,” gathering impressive global popularity.

Source (1)

See also:

“JYJ Law” Proposed to Prevent Unreasonable Blacklisting of Stars

JYJ’s Junsu Sheds Tears During First Korean Music Show Filming in 6 Years

#ParkYooChun is Happy for Both #Junsu and “#JYJLaw” http://www.soompi.com/2015/05/08/park-yoo-chun-is-happy-for-both-junsu-and-jyj-law/ … 

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Park Yuchun with staff...#TGWSS


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Sunday, May 10, 2015

CHUNFACE OF THE DAY - TGWSS EPS.11 BY ROWEINA

 

 

Hug n kiss for Writernim.... Thanks for give ChunNi a birthday scene. Though it's kinda a sad scene. But at least a birthday scene one month early before his real birthday. Thanks also for make Us like a "crazy" people... 1 second laughing n 1 second later so tense....  1 second smiling Coz the romantic n cute scene 1 second later crying...It's so rarely to get this kind of experience.

 

 

For ChunFace of the Day (11) I chose these one.

 

 

 

 

OMG ChunNi..... So U really can make that kind of expression.... HAHAHA....It just U don't wanna show it to Us. Hehe...n with MooGakie character U finally can give Us that. I couldn't believe what I saw.HAHAHA.....I hope they give us the BTS when he make that expression. Couldn't imagine the scene when Det.Ki took that pic. Hahaha.... So might be only....hei, MooGakie... I wanna take ur pic n then later he put that cute expression n off course didn't forget to take that cute pen as ur accessories. LOL....n I think U're imitate the pose? A popped out eyes n big smile. LOL... 

 

 

N I like that now U're good taking selca ChunNi.... Hahaha

 

 

The 2nd one is that smiling face but we can see his sad eyes. U're so awesome ChunNi.

 

 

Choi Moo Gak

 

 

 

See his dimple n tounge more than usual on this drama.XD

 

 

 

 

I like that MG  tell Let.YM about he love CR. N actually till now, MG never say I like You to CR. So hope later we will get "I LOVE YOU" moment from MG. The "sarange" moment in RTP was.unique,  romantic but so sad....Please give Us another unique moment but not Sad.

 

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Wild Goose Chases and Tingly Senses in “The Girl Who Sees Smells” Eps 9 and 10

akinahana89 April 30, 2015

 

 

I admit it. I let out a cry of frustration as episode 10 of “The Girl Who Sees Smells” came to a close this week. What a cliffhanger! What a horrible, cruel, evil cliffhanger! As if having Oh Cho Rim (Shin Se Kyung) and Chef Kwon Jae Hee (Namgoong Min) growing closer week after week wasn’t already causing us an incredible amount of unease, now Cho Rim is getting tossed directly onto the path marked with a big, fat danger sign… with no Choi Moo Gak (Park Yoochun) in sight.

My mind is running wild with potential scenarios on how the ending scene is going to play out. While I’m anxious to find out, I’m also trying to calm myself down enough to make it through until episode 11. After all, I don’t think any serious harm is going to befall onto Cho Rim just yet since it would be way too early for Chef Kwon to bring out the big guns… if he has any.

 

1. The Sense of Defeat

Chef Kwon continues to remain one step ahead of the Chain Murderer Team by playing his usual switch-a-roo game while seeking out his witness. Lucky for him, one of the identity switches was purely coincidental and it allows him to safely get away while steering the detectives towards another criminal.

Although I can’t help but wonder why none of the detectives had the sense, pun totally intended, to think that, maybe, their culprit would continue his pattern of sending someone else to do his dirty work, it was still pretty thrilling to see Chef Kwon momentarily losing his cool by genuinely trying to run away from Choi Moo Gak, who was hot on his heels.

 

2. The Sense of Fear

My heart almost dropped in fear for Oh Jae Pyo (Jung In Gi) when Chef Kwon got to him before Lieutenant Yeom (Yoon Jin Seo) did. Half of me expected for Chef Kwon to grill into him immediately about Choi Eun Seol’s whereabouts, possibly even torturing or tormenting him to get the information, but the other half feared Chef Kwon’s sneaky games even more. Is he going to befriend Jae Pyo and then turn him into his next victim, just like Joo Ma Ri (Park Han Byul) and Chun Baek Gyung (Song Jong Ho)? How will he react when he finds out Oh Cho Rim is his “daughter”? Will he be able to connect the dots between her two identities?

But perhaps the most terror inducing moment was when Jae Hee catches Cho Rim with Doctor Chun’s letter in hand. For a brief moment, I thought Cho Rim would end up finding Chef Kwon’s souvenir books for his victims, but fortunately (or unfortunately?) that wasn’t the case. I think it was just an absentminded slip on his part to allow Cho Rim free access to his library with such concrete evidence out in the open. The moment in which that realization dawned on him was the moment I was afraid for Cho Rim…

 

3. The Sense of Fluttering Hearts

As always, I love, love, love the relationship between Moo Gak and Cho Rim. They bicker, they make up, they horse around, and they get down to serious police business. It’s a great partnership and what makes them even better, both as individuals and as a pair, is that they are both quite prone to daydreaming about one other as seen in these two episodes. Double the humor, double the fun!

Still, I have to say that as much as I adore the romance, I wish they could have concentrated juuuust a little bit more on the investigation. The drama had a rather balanced mix of the mystery and the romantic in the beginning, but now that we’re slowly reaching the last leg of the case, I’m getting the impression that the abundance of the lovey-dovey is a cover up for losing traction on the suspense.

 

4. The Sense of Suspicion

What gets to me in “The Girl Who Sees Smells” this week is that Moo Gak should have some semblance of a detective’s instinct, so why couldn’t he sense that something was off about Chef Kwon and his phone? He also looked at the tabletop quite a few times and if Jae Hee could see the reflection of the spyapp being downloaded, then why couldn’t Moo Gak? Every time he used the phone, I was so nervous that he would unintentionally give something away to Kwon Jae Hee or tip him off to the fact that he has become a suspect again.

I admire Moo Gak’s boldness for breaking into Jae Hee’s house, but honestly, as a police officer, what would he have done if Cho Rim hadn’t been there to lend a hand? I would love for Moo Gak to break the case and arrest Kwon Jae Hee with solid evidence, but breaking and entering is crossing the lines, even in my opinion.

If it was honestly for that reason that Lieutenant Yeom removed Moo Gak from the case, then I can understand, but a large part of me knows that her ulterior motive was to remove him as an obstacle now that she’s digging into Cho Rim. I’m curious to see how Moo Gak is going to get himself back into the investigative team.

 

5. The Sense of Returning Senses

I’ve always wondered how Moo Gak can control the strength behind his actions when he can’t feel anything. How does he know he’s not expelling too much energy into kissing Cho Rim? How does he know he’s not crushing her fingers when he’s holding her hand? Why couldn’t he catch up to Chef Kwon when he can’t feel the burn in his lungs from running? (But if they had filmed it that way, then I would feel horrible for Yoochun!)

It’s more difficult than one would assume to 100% successfully pull off a man who had absolutely no senses, so I never thought too much about those kind of errors. At the same time, it made me wonder if it was even possible for Moo Gak to feel emotions such as the pain associated with thinking about his sister or the love that he feels for Cho Rim. Even the genuine concern he felt for the near accident that Cho Rim got into, is he simply going through the motions? Knowing he should be feeling a certain way, but not actually feeling it? How does losing all of one’s senses really work?

Regardless of these thoughts, I’m still glad that Moo Gak’s senses are slowly returning to him and it seems like Cho Rim is a big contributor of that. I hate imagining how strained their relationship might become and how much of a negative impact it might have on them both when Cho Rim’s real identity is unveiled and, along with it, her indirect involvement in the death of Moo Gak’s younger sister.

There are plenty of things to look forward to next week and I’m counting down the days until the next episode. While it has been a decent and exciting ride so far, I also feel that the editing done to the recent episodes have been rather off. This week, in particular, has been pretty choppy and it’s the little asinine errors like these, along with the illogical happenings (did any catch the mistake in the parking lot scene with Kwon Jae Hee and Oh Jae Pyo?), that makes “The Girl Who Sees Smells” not as amazing as it has the potential to be.

Just as I’ve been saying since the beginning though, I’m still perfectly willing to overlook those flaws in light of the unique plot, the great performances by the entire cast, the chemistry between our OTP, and to see justice being served.

soompi ‏@soompi

Woah, #TheGirlWhoSeesSmells is intensifying! #ParkYooChun #ShinSeKyung #SensoryCouple #Kdrama http://www.soompi.com/2015/04/30/wild-goose-chases-and-tingly-senses-in-the-girl-who-sees-smells-eps-9-and-10/ …

 

Yuchun in #TGWSS

 

JYJ Official shared SBS's post.

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Exclusive Interview With The Cast Of 'The Girl Who Sees Smells'

 

4 May 2015 by Chew Hui Ling

 

 

We all know Park Yoo Chun and Shin Se Kyung are both power acts in their own right, but we never knew how awesome these two could be together. Despite being total opposites in The Girl Who Sees Smells, we sniffed out (pun intended) quite a bit of similarities between the two stars!

 

THEY HAVE THE SAME PERSONALITY.

SSK: “He is a very sincere person. He works very hard and creates a good atmosphere at the filming site. And just like me, both of us have a sunny personality.”

 

THEY WORK HARD FOR THEIR ROLES.

PYC: “It’s not easy to come up with the way of speech and emotions because this is something I’ve never experienced. Choi Mu Gak is complex and very challenging to portray. As a result, I’ve become very sensitive lately and spent a lot of time working on my role.”

SSK: “It was awkward at first, because I had to act like I could see the invisible particles before CG effects were added in. But now, I’m enjoying it. I had several discussions with the director on how to best portray the special ‘eye’, whether I should be very expressive or not overdo it.”

 

THEY LOVE FOOD.

PYC: “Cooking programmes are really interesting. I never miss an episode of Refrigerator, Please and I’ve also finished watching Korean Food War. Unfortunately, I don’t cook (laughs).”

SSK: “I love to cook. I’d make bread and snacks to share them with my family, friends and colleagues, and I enjoy getting their feedback. These days, I’m very interested in food pairing, which is about finding the right combination of food and beverages.”

 

THEY DON’T LET FAME GET TO THEIR HEAD.

PYC: “I’m not someone who seeks attention. What I wanted was just to live somewhere quietly. I can do any job. I’ve already done hard labour before, so I don’t think there’s anything I cannot do (laughs).”

SSK: “I’m not greedy about becoming famous, but I want to be an actress who thinks that it’s more important to become a good person. I always keep this four-character idiom in mind – ‘Too much is as bad as too little’.”

Can’t get enough of ‘em? Get the full scoop on the upcoming Teenage June ’15 issue! Hint: We’ve got an exclusive interview with the leading man himself!

Exclusive Interview With The Cast Of 'The Girl Who Sees Smells' http://teenage.com.sg/entertainment/the-girl-who-sees-smells-park-yoo-chun-and-shin-se-kyung/

'The Girl Who Sees Smells' Park Yoo-chun begs Sin Se-kyeong to stay with him

'The Girl Who Sees Smells' Park Yoo-chun asked Sin Se-kyeong to stay with him.

On the May 7th episode of SBS' 'The Girl Who Sees Smells', Choi Moo-gak (Park Yoo-chun) told Oh Cho-rim (Sin Se-kyeong) how much he loved her.

Oh Cho-rim revealed to Choi Moo-gak, "I know I'm the witness. And I am aware my original name is Choi Eun-seol. As soon as I became aware that it was my original name, I should have realized something. But I realized it a little too late. I'm so sorry that your little sister had to die because I was the witness and my name was Choi Eun-seol". She cried in tears.

Choi Moo-gak said "It's not because of you. It's just that the bastard killed my sister. It has nothing to do with you". Oh Cho-rim said, "Even if that's true. It changes nothing. I can't do this".

At this, Choi Moo-gak said, "If that's the reason, I cannot let you leave. Don't think too much. I'm going to love you, you just take my love. Stay with me. Don't leave".

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Chills, Thrills, and a Battle of Skills in “The Girl Who Sees Smells” Eps 11 and 12

akinahana89 May 7, 2015

 

 

 

HUH?! That was, probably and unfortunately, my reaction half the time during this week’s airing of “The Girl Who Sees Smells.” The small smattering of plot and directing errors in previous episodes pretty much exploded into a chaotic mess this time and I even wondered, albeit briefly, just how much flaws one can (and should) handle for a drama that is otherwise a pure joy to watch.

That isn’t to say that there weren’t any exciting, suspenseful, and downright thrilling moments amongst all the things that went oh-so-horribly-wrong, because there was. I’m just saying that those errors I was once able to overlook is no longer quite so easy to ignore now… but in spite of that, the recent developments in “The Girl Who Sees Smells” is still pretty fun and entertaining… for the most part.

 

1. The Sense of Danger

One of the things I loved most about what occurred this week was that tension was aplenty! I felt so smug and satisfied watching Chef Kwon Jae Hee (Namgoong Min) lose his cool for the first time when our detective duo suddenly showed up at his house in search of Oh Jae Pyo (Jung In Gi). Although he was quick on his feet in terms of trying to stash away any potential evidence of his foul play, it was still gratifying to watch that brief moment of panic cross his face at the thought of getting caught red-handed.

I also loved how gutsy Choi Moo Gak (Park Yoochun) was in calling him out indirectly using the Spyapp. It was obvious that Chef Kwon was startled, but he should have expected it after their deliciously tense battle of wits on the bridge. Just thinking about that powerful scene still sends shivers down my spine!

 

2. The Sense of… Common Sense!

So often, in the climax of a drama, common sense is completely thrown out the window in favor of events that don’t quite make sense or with situations that gets haphazardly thrown together at the last minute. Although “The Girl Who Sees Smells” is guilty of that, at least it also remembered one very important aspect: Chef Kwon has Prosopagnosia. And Oh Cho Rim (Shin Se Kyung) knows it.

To be honest, I half expected for Cho Rim to forget about that fact and blurt her own identity out for the sake of convenience, so I shouted with glee when her mouth was clamped firmly shut of her own freewill. I also considered the notion that Cho Rim would keep that helpful information to herself, which only meant I was doubly ecstatic when she filled Moo Gak in about Chef Kwon’s disease.

What didn’t quite make sense to me was why Cho Rim was so expressionless and nonchalant when Lieutenant Yeom (Yoon Jin Seo) first told her about Chef Kwon being their prime suspect for the barcode murderer case. Having already been told that while remaining entirely unaffected, why, then, would Cho Rim get such a shock at seeing Kwon Jae Hee (in his own house, no less) that she faints? Furthermore, why didn’t Cho Rim recognize the house she was entering after having been there so many times?

… Just thinking about this is making my head spin.

 

3. The Sense of Painful Realizations

I always mentally prepare myself for the abrupt change in personality, the flowing waterworks, the temper tantrums, and the shout of angry words to intentionally hurt someone when secrets get revealed, so I was pleasantly surprised when Oh Cho Rim remained perfectly consistent with her warm heart. She was calm and rational. She was understanding of the situation. She was more than accepting of her father’s love. All in all, I’d say she took the news pretty well and for that, I was glad!

Although I do find the former detective to be a little dim-witted in certain aspects. Perhaps his skills are a bit rusty from lack of use? If he had truly been fed information about the case from an insider and intentionally tracks Chef Kwon down, then how could Jae Pyo have so blindly trusted him by offering up his personal information, drinking his coffee, going to Jae Hee’s hose, and so forth without taking any precautions?

 

4. The Sense of Frustration

Okay, Oh Cho Rim. I’m looking at you right now. How could you break our sweet Moo Gak’s heart like that? And so shortly after his birthday? Tsk tsk. This contrived breakup scene in “The Girl Who Sees Smells” definitely takes the cake in terms of lame and unreasonable. Whatever happened to communication? To figuring things out together? How about letting the boy eat his cake and the monstrous amount of food he cooked before kicking him out of the house?!

I was not a happy viewer, especially when it’s so clear to everyone, even Moo Gak, that Cho Rim has a ton of feelings for him. His persistence is admirable – and candy sweet to boot. “I’ll love. You just receive it.” Can anyone say “awww”?!

 

5. The Sense of Terror

Undoubtedly, Chef Kwon gives me the creeps. There were so many close calls between him and Cho Rim, it’s not even funny. It’s actually just plain addicting to feel that pump of adrenaline as my heart leaps to my throat each time she flirts with danger, especially when she was planting the camera in the library. What a nail biting experience just waiting with baited breath for everything to blow up in people’s faces!

Still, the pantyhose fix in the elevator was coincidentally lucky and Cho Rim’s suave excuse about script practicing was flawlessly smooth, but I can’t wait to see how she gets out of her current predicament. Will Moo Gak be able to rescue her in time again? Does this most recent face-to-face meeting mean that Jae Hee has figured out that Cho Rim is Choi Eun Seol? Or does he simply think that she’s working with the detectives and can no longer be trusted?

#TheGirlWhoSeesSmells is intense! #ParkYooChun #ShinSeKyung #SensoryCouple #Kdramahttp://www.soompi.com/2015/05/07/chills-thrills-and-a-battle-of-skills-in-the-girl-who-sees-smells-eps-11-and-12/ …

Much more Park Yuchun news and #TGWSS pics here: JYJ CAFFEINE: JYJ News Week of 5/4-5/10/2015 http://jyjcaffeine.blogspot.com/2015/05/jyj-news-week-of-54-5102015.html?spref=tw

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Park Yoo-chun’s fan meeting tickets sell out

All the 9,000 tickets for JYJ member Park Yoo-chun’s upcoming fan meeting sold out on Monday, his label C-JeS Entertainment said on Tuesday. 

The event, titled “Housewarming party: Episode 2” will take place for two days on May 30-31 at Korea University Hwajung Gymnasium in Seoul.
 

The tickets -- 4,500 for each day -- went on sale Monday at 8 p.m. on the Interpark website. They were bought up within just five minutes, proving Park’s steadfast popularity. 

“Thanks to success of the recent drama ‘The Girl Who Sees Smells,’ the tickets were especially popular among fans from other countries,” the label said. “Many fans with overseas IP addresses tried to gain access to the website. Those who couldn’t buy the tickets are asking if there are any extra tickets left.”

Meanwhile, Park is currently starring in SBS TV drama ‘The Girl Who Sees Smells” along with actress Shin Se-kyung. 

By Ahn Sung-mi (sahn@heraldcorp.com)

 

http://kpopherald.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=201505121203089874147_2

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Park Yuchun with  the #TGWSS cast...Press Conference...

 

SBS @SBSNOW

JYJ′s Park Yoo Chun Congratulates Kim Junsu on Performing on Broadcast

 

2015.05.08 15:26 Newsen Park Ji Ryun Translation Credit : Grace Danbi Hong

JYJ′s Park Yoo Chun expressed his congratulations to fellow member Kim Junsu, who was finally able to perform on broadcast.

On May 8, Park Yoo Chun joined the cast of SBS′ Girl Who Sees Smells at a cafe in Yeoksam-dong, where he shared a message of congratulations to Kim Junsu for performing on an EBS music program .

"I congratulate Junsu on being able to perform on broadcast," said Park Yoo Chun with a smile. "Junsu, congrats!′

"Because the things around us have gotten a lot better, I don′t really think about the past situation. I especially don′t think about the legal issues," explained Park Yoo chun. "But if those events became opportunities, I think it would be a good thing for agencies and artists to promote in good environments in the future. It′s also something for us to be thankful about. I′m very happy that those things are being even a little bit expressed now."

"Honestly, these days, because we′re working in good environments with good people, we don′t have those kinds of worries as we did in the past," continued Park Yoo Chun. "Instead, we have bigger worries to carry out good promotions with good images."

Based on a popular webtoon of the same name, Girl Who Sees Smells is about Oh Cho Rim (Shin Se Kyung), a girl who sees smells, and Choi Mu Gak (JYJ′s Park Yoo Chun), a detective who can not feel.

Photo Credit: Newsen

mwave

 

Park Yoo Chun to Hold Fanmeeting in Celebration of His Birthday

JiwonYu May 7, 2015

 

 

Park Yoo Chun, who is currently starring in the hugely popular drama “The Girl Who Sees Smells,” plans to hold a fanmeeting to spend a special time with his domestic fans.

C-JeS Entertainment states, “Park Yoo Chun is having his 2015 fanmeeting ‘Housewarming party: Epi 2′ on May 30 and 31, at Korea University. He wants to create memories with his fans in celebration of his birthday, like he did last year.”

A representative of the event says, “Since Park Yoo Chun is receiving a huge amount of love through his current drama, he is sure to get lots of attention from domestic, as well as international, fans. As much as this is the first time in a while since he’s been able to interact with fans, people will surely get a taste of his unique charms through this event.”

Meanwhile, the tickets to this fanmeeting will go on sale on May 11 through Interpark, starting at 8 p.m. KST.

Source (1)

Soompi

More PYC and #TGWSS news here: JYJ CAFFEINE: JYJ News Week of 5/4-5/10/2015 http://jyjcaffeine.blogspot.com/2015/05/jyj-news-week-of-54-5102015.html?spref=tw

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Monday, May 11, 2015

CHUNFACE OF THE DAY - TGWSS EPS.12 BY ROWEINA

 

3 is the main number on this eps when we're on Angst mode n wonder , will we get adorable n cute moment from our MuRim couple after the break up? We got a lot. I always love the break up moment n from MuRim couple, on this eps we got the awkwardness, the sadness, the worries n the happiness. Even we got the 2nd indirectly propose. Full package.

 

For ChunFace of the Day (12).... I chose these  2 Cameos.....LOL

 

 

 

Who are U? MooGakie or LeeGakkie? XD..... It's nice that MG also love it. Hahaha

 

N we got the honour.... ChunNi's thumb. XD.... His thumb always has it's own life....hahahaa

 

Choi Moo Gak

 

 

 

Hmmm....why I always have  thought that ChunNi looks kinda different every time I see his mirror image? 

 

MuRim couple

 

 

Yes....don't do it MG....n coz this one is a RomCom, U should not do it. N by doing that, it doesn't make ur sister alive (Once is enough to see U kill someone in ur drama.  But it's Ok if U do it in Movie. I really hope that someday U will get that kind of serial killer role. Seriously I really wanna see it. A killer (villain role) has never been as a Lead character in Kdrama or maybe I’m wrong? So Writernim....Maybe U can write a role like that for next ChunNi’s drama. Ur 3rd collaboration with ChunNi....Spring 2018? 

 

N Hmmm....what's the best punishment for JH? Is it Death or....... ?

 

Complete Recap here: JYJ CAFFEINE: CHUNFACE OF THE DAY - TGWSS EPS.12 BY ROWEINA http://jyjcaffeine.blogspot.com/2015/05/chunface-of-day-tgwss-eps12-by-roweina.html?spref=tw

 

Other #TGWSS News...Park Yuchun in #TGWSS

JYJ Official shared SBS's post.

Murim couple on a romantic date...#TGWSS

 http://entertain.naver.com/read?oid=382&aid=0000352070 …

 

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Park Yoo-chun’s fan meeting tickets sell out

Updated : May 12 2015

All the 9,000 tickets for JYJ member Park Yoo-chun’s upcoming fan meeting sold out on Monday, his label C-JeS Entertainment said on Tuesday.

The event, titled “Housewarming party: Episode 2” will take place for two days on May 30-31 at Korea University Hwajung Gymnasium in Seoul.

 

Park Yoo-chun (C-JeS Entertainment)

The tickets -- 4,500 for each day -- went on sale Monday at 8 p.m. on the Interpark website. They were bought up within just five minutes, proving Park’s steadfast popularity.

“Thanks to success of the recent drama ‘The Girl Who Sees Smells,’ the tickets were especially popular among fans from other countries,” the label said. “Many fans with overseas IP addresses tried to gain access to the website. Those who couldn’t buy the tickets are asking if there are any extra tickets left.”

Meanwhile, Park is currently starring in SBS TV drama ‘The Girl Who Sees Smells” along with actress Shin Se-kyung.

By Ahn Sung-mi (sahn@heraldcorp.com) 

KpopHerald

Shin Se Kyung and Park Yoo Chun go on a sweet date for ‘The Girl Who Sees Smells’

May 12, 2015

 

 Shin Se Kyung, Park Yoo Chun

The production team for current airing SBS TV Wed-Thu drama ‘The Girl Who Sees Smells,’ has today released new photos of Choi Moo Gak (Park Yoo Chun) going on a sweet date with Oh Cho Rim (Shin Se Kyung).

In the photos, the two go on a date just like any other couples. Moo Gak picks out a hairpin for Cho Rim, and looks at her lovingly. Meanwhile, the two also ate ice cream, took a stroll in the park, and even rode a bicycle together, and it made for a refreshing sight.

The sudden rain saw Moo Gak whipping out the umbrella, while Cho Rim naturally wrapped her hands around the former’s waist. Although their actions seem to resemble any other couples out there, viewers who have been watching the drama all this while, will feel really emotional about this.

The upcoming episode of ‘The Girl Who Sees Smells’ will air on May 13th at 10PM (KST) through SBS TV.

By: Alvin

Copyright@KpopFighting.com

 

Shin Se Kyung, Park Yoo Chun

KpopFighting

JYJ CAFFEINE: JYJ News Week of 5/11-5/17/15 http://jyjcaffeine.blogspot.com/2015/05/jyj-news-week-os-511-51715.html?spref=tw

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Park Yuchun Weibo Update

weibo.com/parkyucheon  

화창한 날씨~ 아 좋다~~

"It's a nice day ~ I love it~"

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Park Yuchun in #TGWSS

 

‘The Girl Who Sees Smells’ Park Yoo-chun Shows Smile in BTS Stills

 

Posted by: Veronica Choi , May 14, 2015

 

This post is also available in: Korean, Chinese (Simplified)

‘The Girl Who Sees Smells’ Park Yoo-chun Shows Smile in BTS Stills

Park Yoo-chun was spotted during filming for ‘The Girl Who Sees Smells’.

The production team for SBS’s Wednesday-Thursday television series ‘The Girl Who Sees Smells’ released new BTS photos of Park Yoo-chun on May 14. The photos are said to have been taken during filming for a scene where Choi Moo-gak(played by Park Yoo-chun) went to a Chinese restaurant with Cho-rim in order to protect her from Jae-hee(played by Namgoong Min).

There are only three episodes remaining until the end of the drama. Park Yoo-chun confessed that he is putting all his last efforts for the successful completion of the drama. According to an insider, Park Yoo-chun is still full of passion; he is as dedicated as he first started filming.

Meanwhile, the previous 13^th episode showed a tight, tense conflict between Moo-gak and Jae-hee. Moo-gak found a hidden camera at Jae-hee’s house, and Jae-hee grabbed him by the collar in anger. Moo-gak hit back at him by saying “You must kill me if you want to live”.

The 14^th episode of ‘The Girl Who Seems Smells’ will air on Thursday, May 14 at 10 p.m. The battle of nerves between the two men is likely to continue.

GET IT K Veronica Choi, Photography by SBS

 

JYJ Official shared SBS's post.

More Here: JYJ News Week of 5/11-5/17/15 http://jyjcaffeine.blogspot.com/2015/05/jyj-news-week-os-511-51715.html?spref=tw

19 Questions With Park Yoo Chun

He might have made his debut in a boy band, but these days, Park Yoo Chun seems to be getting more recognition as an actor than an idol. Since he shot to superstardom in the acting field in 2010 after the success of Sungkyunkwan Scandal, Yoo Chun has clinched at least one acting award every year—a testament to his acting chops.

After a critically-acclaimed performance in movie Haemoo, the actor has returned to the small screen through The Girl Who Sees Smells as Choi Mu Gak, a young man who lost the ability to smell, taste and feel pain following the brutal murder of his sister.

The 28-year-old JYJ member clues us in on the difficulties he faced acting in the drama and his instinct to make the people around him laugh.

Yoo Chun, you play a character who has no feelings or emotions. Is it difficult to portray the character?

It is very difficult; I have to act but I can’t express it through my facial expressions. There was a scene where I got hit and it hurt so much, but I had to pretend that it did not hurt. I could only show the pain after the director shouted ‘Cut!’ cos it was really painful.

How does it feel being the center of attention since young?

I am not someone who seeks unnecessary attention. To be honest, I would prefer to live a quiet and normal life.

Would you ever consider revealing your relationship to the public?

I would, but that is [only] if I was deeply in love with the girl. Also, I think she would have to be ready to be in the spotlight as well.

Why did you decide to become an actor?

I have always wanted to act since young. I think it is fascinating to live someone else’s life. I want to be an actor who is not just ‘fancy’ but with substance. A close friend of mine told me that when you continue acting, you will want to act more. I didn’t understand it back then but now I get it. I like that momentary, electrifying feeling you get when you act.

What type of shows do you normally watch? Do you have a preferred genre?

I am not that particular about the genres, but I am not a big fan of melodramas. Recently, I have been watching mainly action, thriller and science fiction [shows]. I like shows with unusual plots, like falling in love with aliens or a girl who sees smells. (Laughs)

What outdoor activities do you enjoy?

Fishing. The only place my dad brought me out when I was a kid was fishing. It is the biggest memory I have with my dad. That is why I always go fishing. Fishing starts with a bottle of soju. (Laughs) There are times when it is troublesome and boring, but just sitting there and spacing out is great for meditation. There are people who read when they want to think about something, but when I want to meditate, I fish.

Do you cook Maeuntang (spicy fish soup) with the fish you catch?

No one cooks for me and it won’t be delicious eating alone.

You seem like a good drinker. Which is your favourite alcohol?

I don’t have a preference. I do know a bit about Western alcohol but nothing beats drinking soju with radish kimchi. Just recently, I had a craving for soju, so I drank it with whatever I had at home – seaweed, chonggak kimchi (mini radish). It was really delicious. There are many types of nice and delicious alcohol but there’s really nothing like soju.

Do you go drinking with other senior actors?

I do, but it was scary. The way they drink is too amazing.

Why do you choose to go out drinking with your seniors?

We get to talk about more silly things. (Laughs) Those silly talks are about their life stories. Although I don’t meet them up or contact them very often, it feels great whenever I see them.

Seems like you get along better with older people…

I do enjoy spending time with older people. I have problem ‘breathing’ when I’m with young people in their early 20s. (Laughs)

Do you think you are a born-actor?

I could be born with it. (Laughs) I am just kidding. I read an article where a critic wrote that I was born with a stable tone of voice with clear enunciation. But I was never conscious about these when I act. Maybe because I find acting interesting and really enjoyable. I have done acting so far without much bad reviews. Not that I did well, but I do see some growth in me. 

Do you go on holidays after the dramas or movies wrap up?

These days, when I travel, I like to just be still and not do anything. I go on trips without deciding on what to do there, and that is what I really want to do on a holiday.

According to a variety programme, your shoulders’ width is apparently 10cm wider than normal guys. Did you know about this?

Actually I knew about this since my debut. My fans were the ones who told me. At that time, I didn’t have many clothes and always wore the same thing over and over, so I have never thought about whether my shoulders are wide or narrow, whether my clothes are suitable. I do have an inferiority complex too: The bones of my jaw are less protruding than others. Because of that, whenever I gain just a little weight, my jaw lines immediately disappear. My jaw line is ‘directly linked’ to the amount of alcohol I drink. (Laughs)

Don’t you miss dancing? Since you don’t dance much lately…

Actually, I am not confident about dancing. I always try my best to catch-up with Junsu although I am not even half as good as him. I’ve since concluded that I should use the time to do something else instead. I love dancing though!

What is your favourite dance move then?

I would move my neck back and forth. I would put on a song by Michael Jackson and dance to it while driving.

You seem like someone who is always looking around, searching for things to joke about. Is this your instinct?

I was an introvert as a kid, without much self-confidence. My family wasn’t wealthy and there was always not enough of something. There’s nothing I could take out to show people. In contrast, my personality is the type who wants a lot of attention by telling jokes and making people laugh. This has become a part of my personality. Too much talking is bad, so there were times when I feel stressed, I would laugh it out.

Do you make people laugh during filming too?

Yes, but they are really harmless gags. I would just throw out jokes without thinking too much. When you do that, at least people will laugh right? Laughter bridges distance between people so it makes my work easier. I can’t tolerate awkward or strained atmosphere for long.

What is Park Yoo Chun going through right now?

I would say it is a period where I discover more about myself, where I learn to manage myself. I want to be someone of substance. A lot of new things will come my way and I want to know myself even more than before. In the past, I was afraid of admitting to things that I don’t know but now, I will. There’s so much more to learn in life.

The Girl Who Sees Smells premieres 6 May on ONE (Channels 513, 604, 514/605 (On Demand) on SingTel mio TV; Channels 124, 820 and 823 on Starhub TV) at 8.55pm, every Monday and Tuesday.

Images: ONE

- See more at: http://www.cleo.com.sg/guys/hot-boys/19-questions-park-yoo-chun#sthash.3AhnEn12.dpuf

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Official poster for Park Yuchun's Housewarming Party (fanmeeting) in Seoul

May 30-31

cjesofficial

#TGWSS BTS video

with English subs...

 

Hyeri Haylee

 

'The Girl Who Sees Smells' reveals unexpected twist about Nam Goong-min's past

2015/05/13

On the 13th episode of SBS Wednesday & Thursday drama, Choi Moo-gak (Park Yoo-chun) found out about Kwon Jae-hee (Nam Goong-min)'s past history.

Choi Moo-gak investigated Kwon Jae-hee's past life in US through Yeom-mi (Yoon Jin-seo)'s people network. The investigation result was something totally unexpected. Chef Kwon Jae-hee was a medical school dropout from Harvard.

Choi Moo-gak reported, "Kwon Jae-hee dropped out of medical school at Harvard. He was an introverted student and it's known he worked part time jobs hard. He worked in a Japanese restaurant and showed talent in anesthesiology. He had a medical specialty aptitude test following the regular test schedule. After that, he submitted a voluntary withdrawal document".

Yeom-mi said, "The test result must have been Not Satisfactory, Then why did he become a chef though?" Choi Moo-gak replied, "Part of the job is to kill living things. Because of his desires to kill, he must have felt contradiction".

As the unexpected twist of chef Kwon Jae-hee's past history as a medical school student, the explanation on why and how he could leave the elaborate barcode on the victims' arms was revealed.

Hancinema

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