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56 minutes ago, alcides14ahjumma said:

I am sorry if he is your bias , but he does not gives me good vibe. and I can’t  explaining why. I do not see him working with Shin Hye , but if they do I will supported regardless . -_-

Count me in :sweatingbullets:

Sorry @Nathania Sun sis, I don't feel that positive energy in him. But if they are paired I'll support them :D

 

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솔트 이은영 이사 "박신혜, 아역부터 잘 성장했다"(인터뷰②)[스타메이커]
S.A.L.T. Entertainment CEO Lee Eun-young "Park Shin-hye, has grown well from childhood" (Interview ②) [Star Maker] 


I was working with Park Shin Hye, who came out of there after Dream Factory finished his work. It was before SBS drama 'You're very handsome', Park Shin Hye was very good at school life while working hard at high school.

Park Shin Hye is 'Handsome' through 'Hallyu goddess'. At that time, the director was the first overseas management. ▶ 'You are very handsome' is a script and the character was fun because it appeared in the actor, and I played well with the actors of the peers well in the field. 'Kemi' and various other parts are well expressed in the works, and seem to have been loved overseas. We went to overseas fan meetings when we thought that it would be better to meet overseas fans first than revenue. I focused more on stage composition than guarantees and donated money to fan meetings.So many suggestions afterwards, so it seems that fan meeting overseas. I recently held a fan meeting in Japan, but the children of the fans grew up and came with their families. Shin Hye is still working with fans, making donations, working on starvation angel projects with starvation measures and establishing 'Shinhye Center' in Korea, Ghana, and the Philippines. 
Park Shin-hye is waiting for the release of the movie 'Cole' which is the main feature of this year. ▶ It is a work that you can look forward to because your bishop's expression system is still around. Park Hyeon-hye sees in my work that I can express this character now, and I expect it to be a work that can broaden the smoke spectrum in particular. 
Park is also an actor who practices sharing and donation activities with his mother first. I want actors to always say 'thank you', thank you for the love you have received from the public and always be thankful for it. The actors have made a lot of company atmosphere by sharing

 

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http://star.mt.co.kr/stview.php?no=2019062516510367806&pDepth=star&pDepth1=star&pDepth2=interview 

 

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6 hours ago, lduc said:

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솔트 이은영 이사 "박신혜, 아역부터 잘 성장했다"(인터뷰②)[스타메이커]
S.A.L.T. Entertainment CEO Lee Eun-young "Park Shin-hye, has grown well from childhood" (Interview ②) [Star Maker] 


I was working with Park Shin Hye, who came out of there after Dream Factory finished his work. It was before SBS drama 'You're very handsome', Park Shin Hye was very good at school life while working hard at high school.

Park Shin Hye is 'Handsome' through 'Hallyu goddess'. At that time, the director was the first overseas management. ▶ 'You are very handsome' is a script and the character was fun because it appeared in the actor, and I played well with the actors of the peers well in the field. 'Kemi' and various other parts are well expressed in the works, and seem to have been loved overseas. We went to overseas fan meetings when we thought that it would be better to meet overseas fans first than revenue. I focused more on stage composition than guarantees and donated money to fan meetings.So many suggestions afterwards, so it seems that fan meeting overseas. I recently held a fan meeting in Japan, but the children of the fans grew up and came with their families. Shin Hye is still working with fans, making donations, working on starvation angel projects with starvation measures and establishing 'Shinhye Center' in Korea, Ghana, and the Philippines. 
Park Shin-hye is waiting for the release of the movie 'Cole' which is the main feature of this year. ▶ It is a work that you can look forward to because your bishop's expression system is still around. Park Hyeon-hye sees in my work that I can express this character now, and I expect it to be a work that can broaden the smoke spectrum in particular. 
Park is also an actor who practices sharing and donation activities with his mother first. I want actors to always say 'thank you', thank you for the love you have received from the public and always be thankful for it. The actors have made a lot of company atmosphere by sharing

 

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http://star.mt.co.kr/stview.php?no=2019062516510367806&pDepth=star&pDepth1=star&pDepth2=interview 

 

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This mean she renew her contract with S.A.L.T. ? 

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3 hours ago, Nathania Sun said:

I told you she could play the role of Elizabeth Roffee. LOL, she's my favorite female character in a novel, Bloodline

 
Would you mind hearing my rant? 
 
Imagine: My favorite female character from my favorite author, played by my favorite actress -- ahhhhhh, Heavens! 
 
In the story, Liz is a twenty-one year heiress of a multi-billion pharmaceutical empire, a daughter of privilege, she almost had it all except Parental Love. Her dad was expecting a son but he was given a daughter, that made Elizabeth a 'business failure'. For a tycoon like her dad, everything is 'business concept' including his family. 
 
To cope with her loneliness (and the curse of being a woman/daughter), Liz studied 'business' and everything that constitute it, desperately trying to FIT into the image of her dad's 'dream son'. 
 
When her dad suddenly died in a seemingly accidental death, Liz inherited everything -- her dad's vast wealth, his powerful position in the company and his KILLER. Liz found herself in the middle of a raging storm.
 
This novel was actually made into a movie in the  70s, Audrey Hepburn played the role of Elizabeth Roffee. I hope SH can play a similar role. She will nailed it!

 

I love this synopsis! how can i get hold of this material @Nathania Sun darling?! Is it avail in national bookstore nyahaha :w00t: I have a thing for hero/ heroines who are powerful outside yet broken/damaged inside *side eyes Klaus Mikaelson from Vampires Diaries/ The Originals and Choi Youngdo of Heirs* 

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hey buddy @lduc that's one of my fave korean singer, Younha, in a very cute fanart, bringing back all the heart fluttering memories of Doctors :heart: thankie!

 

10 hours ago, alcides14ahjumma said:

This mean she renew her contract with S.A.L.T. ? 

 

10 hours ago, Nathania Sun said:

I bet she did!

S.A.L.T on the other hand would move heaven and earth to grasp her.

She's their bread and butter ... the creamiest cream of the crop. Letting her go would mean a great loss for them:) 

the article sheds light on Lee Eunyoung as a Star Maker or Director in the field of entertainment agency, with subtext on it's stars, Park Shinhye being the brightest. :wub:

 

In my humble opinion, it works the other way around. Shinhye won't leave SALT unless she found a better one with the same core values. thru this article, many would see what Shinhye value the most as an artist ;) 

 

Given that, we can only hope that SALT continuously grow, improve and be the best in their field. 

 

what's funny is, for me, it felt like Shinhye's already a partner or one of the directors sans artist lol and renewing her contract is only a formality. that's just me, don't take it seriously. :sweat_smile:  

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15 hours ago, Nathania Sun said:

It's OK, @ash011 :joy:. No harm done. He (PHJ) isn't my bias B)

So how was your prayer meeting with @alcides14ahjumma and @nistymaj10. I hope your prayers will be answered :P

In due time and as He wills :wub: I'm officially included in this prayer circle lol

 

They were nearly co stars had Shinhye accepted Doctor Stranger back in 2015 :sweatingbullets:

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On 7/1/2019 at 6:41 PM, lduc said:

 

I'm dead *faints* ...rose again...to watch it over and over!!! :bawling::bawling::bawling:  thanks @lduc sweetie for feeding my delulu :kiss_wink:

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MEMORIES OF THE ALHAMBRA: HOW TO GET YOUR SON AND YOURSELF HOOKED ON A K-DRAMA

Posted by Jessica Jørgensen | Jul 2, 2019 | 

Memories of the Alhambra: How to Get Your Son and Yourself Hooked on a K-Drama

 

SERIES REVIEW: MEMORIES OF THE ALHAMBRA (2018-2019)

Augmented reality, scenic Spanish streets, swashbuckling action, slow-burn romance, a dimpled Byronic hero, Memories of the Alhambra has it all. Memories of the Alhambra is a genre-bending, sixteen-episode K-drama series currently streaming on Netflix.

Like many K-dramas before it, Memories of the Alhambra has an epic cast and a storyline that twists and turns and flashes forward and backward. There are cliffhangers aplenty in this series of over sixteen hours.

At its heart though is a romance. The slow-burning, possibly doomed romance between the arrogant, high-flying tech innovator Yoo Jin-woo (Hyun Bin) and the demure and dutiful hostel owner and guitar maker Jung Hee-joo (Park Shin-hye).

Jin-woo ends up at Hee-joo’s hostel in Granada, Spain. And how and why this rich tech world star ends up in her rundown hostel and the aftereffects of that stay is the story in a nutshell.

THIS IS THE COMPUTER GAME THAT WILL NEVER END

Jin-woo gets a mysterious call in the middle of the night at his Barcelona hotel room, a call summoning him to come to the Bonita Hostel in Granada. The call is from a young man, looking to sell an extraordinary computer game he has been developing.

When Jin-woo’s competitor is named as a possible buyer, Jin-woo’s interest is immediately piqued. He heads to Granada. But the young man never shows up.

Unbeknownst to hostel owner and responsible big sis, Hee-joo, it’s her little brother who is this programming genius. He has created an augmented reality computer game, where instead of sitting behind screens, players are out in the real world, utilizing Jin-woo’s innovative contact lenses to play in the streets and shops and squares of Granada.

The game brings to life medieval Granada, especially its warriors. Yeah, think Pokémon Go hotspots, but instead of cute little creatures to catch, players must fight assassins and soldiers and warriors and pirates and the like.

For any role-playing game aficionados out there, this game is an RPG in real life, where players walk around, find weapons, gain experience points, earn money, fight and fight some more to move up the levels.

 

The more Jin-woo plays, the more it starts to become apparent that this augmented play realm has real-life repercussions. Some rather serious and final.

 

Yeah, I don’t want to give it all away. But there’s a glitch in the game that starts making this augmented reality way too real. Think Tron here. Even with his lenses out and not logged in, Jin-woo becomes a permanent player, always playing, even far from the streets of Granada.

So, how does he get out, stop the game, fix this glitch, and maybe find that missing creator? See Memories of the Alhambra to find out.

WAIT, WHERE’S THE ROMANCE?!

Yes, the above description sounds like a fast-paced action thriller. And, indeed, in many ways Memories of the Alhambra is an action thriller. There are fight scenes aplenty (with a good amount of blood) and tons of RPG-screen shots of stats – vitality, hit points, experience, abilities, etc. Yeah, it’s pretty much like watching your son play an electronic RPG-game. And the CGI here is first rate.

But what takes this show out of pure action thriller is the amount of time given to the development of relationships. The story is continually built upon non-linearly, meaning that in every episode there are windows into the past and the future.

These windows add more and more layers to this tale. Layers which explain where characters have been and where they’re going, giving us insight into why they act as they do. It’s an incredibly engaging story-building form.

 

And what we learn is that there is much more to Jin-woo than a pretty face, two failed marriages, an enormous bank account with an ego to match. He ends up in Mr. Rochester territory for me – and I don’t say that lightly, diehard Rochester fan that I am.

The smarmy charms and sarcastic snipes begin to fall away. There’s a nobility there, a stoic suffering, an idealist, a man willing to take the hit, to lay down his very life to protect those dear to him. It is his mission to find the missing creator, Hee-joo’s little brother, knowing that it may very well cost him his life.

And he does this because he loves her, Hee-joo, although he never says it. She is the pure, idealistic, feisty Jane to his Rochester.

 

Hee-joo sees him, the goodness in him, and as much as he warns her to keep her distance, she’s there – often crying or yelling at him or both (-: And as much as he tries to distance himself from her to protect her from himself and this never-ending dangerous game, he has trouble completely keeping her at arm’s length.

Oh, it’s good stuff. Facades fall. Characters grow and reflect. And a romance flickers so tantalizingly between our two leads.

A MOM-AND-SON WATCH

I watched Memories of the Alhambra with my tween son (the series is rated TV-MA for fight scenes). Mom’s getting her Rochester and Jane romance while son is getting a good sci-fi dose of augmented reality gaming. (Okay, I admit it, I also have a thing for butt-kicking action.) It’s a marriage made in heaven. It works and works well.

 

Sometimes the K-drama propensity for long, slow-mo shots got my son and I giggling. Hee-joo’s shocked big eyes got a bit infuriating at times. But it got better a few episodes in, and I know this is something of a K-drama trope.

For the most part, though, Memories of the Alhambra is a gripping, romantic, quest tale.

 

The two leads have great chemistry. Hyun Bin as Jin-woo is the linchpin in this production, and he knocks it out of the park. He is fantastic in this role, playing the jerk, the charmer, the action star, the haunted stoic. In short, the Byronic hero – with dimples! (I have a thing for dimples – married a pair myself, which my son inherited). Oh, he shines here in this role.

 

OVERALL THOUGHTS

 

In short, Memories of the Alhambra has a broad appeal. The production is high quality, and the cinematography is lovely. The acting is great, and the story is innovative. You’ll laugh, cringe, roll your eyes, question, wonder, sigh, swoon, cry, gasp, worry. You should be able to convince the male(s) in your life to see it with you without too much arm twisting.

And yeah, it doesn’t always make sense – technically – like how the heck are they trapped in a game?! And yeah, there’re many none too subtle product placements. But then Jin-woo smiles with those dimples, and I forgive and forget (-:

 

https://www.silverpetticoatreview.com/2019/07/02/memories-of-the-alhambra-kdrama-review/

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"Stairway to Heaven" Resurfaces on Real Time Search

 
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2019/07/01 | 848 views | Permalink | Source

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"Stairway to Heaven" is drawing attention.
 

According to EDGE TV, the first and second episodes of "Stairway to Heaven" were broadcasted on the 1st from 10:30AM.

"Stairway to Heaven" is a 2003-2004 drama about forbidden love that revolves around four men and women starring Choi Ji-wooKwon Sang-wooShin Hyun-joonKim Tae-hee and then child actors Park Shin-hye and Lee Wan. The drama recorded over 40% in viewing percentage at the time.

The drama won Choi Ji-woo the Most Popular Drama Actress award, Park Shin-hye the Best Child Actress award, and Kim Tae-hee The New Star Award.

Meanwhile, "Stairway to Heaven" broadcasts two episodes every Monday to Friday at 10:30AM on EDGE TV.

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"Stairway to Heaven" is directed by Lee Jang-soo, written by Kim Nam-heeMoon Hee-jeongPark Hye-kyeong, and features Kwon Sang-wooChoi Ji-wooShin Hyun-joonKim Tae-heeLee Hwi-hyangHa Jae-young. Broadcasting information in Korea: 2003/12/03~2004/02/05, on SBS.

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9 hours ago, Nathania Sun said:

I told you she could play the role of Elizabeth Roffee. LOL, she's my favorite female character in a novel, Bloodline

 
Would you mind hearing my rant? 
 
Imagine: My favorite female character from my favorite author, played by my favorite actress -- ahhhhhh, Heavens! 
 
In the story, Liz is a twenty-one year heiress of a multi-billion pharmaceutical empire, a daughter of privilege, she almost had it all except Parental Love. Her dad was expecting a son but he was given a daughter, that made Elizabeth a 'business failure'. For a tycoon like her dad, everything is 'business concept' including his family. 
 
To cope with her loneliness (and the curse of being a woman/daughter), Liz studied 'business' and everything that constitute it, desperately trying to FIT into the image of her dad's 'dream son'. 
 
When her dad suddenly died in a seemingly accidental death, Liz inherited everything -- her dad's vast wealth, his powerful position in the company and his KILLER. Liz found herself in the middle of a raging storm.
 
This novel was actually made into a movie in the  70s, Audrey Hepburn played the role of Elizabeth Roffee. I hope SH can play a similar role. She will nailed it!
 
 
 
 

OMFGADCJUYFV....NO WORDS

DREAM ROLE IT IS.. 

Shinhye will be far more than happy to play such a role as in a interview she told Audrey is her role model :wub:

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