You shouldn't assume that JSM was removed. She's famous and receives a lot of film an k-drama offers. She left…
She's had a long and successful career as a model, singer, and actress. Have you factored in her modelling fees? The ads she's in pop up even when I'm watching dramas that she isn't in. And apparently by 2017 she already placed #26 on Forbes' list of Korea's "Power Celebrities."
You shouldn't assume that JSM was removed. She's famous and receives a lot of film an k-drama offers. She left…
Easy answer. It's not just about the money. SHJ already has a lot of money. It's about being offered the kind of role that she was not being offered by k-drama producers, who have a habit of type-casting actors/actresses. You have to admit that her role in Cassiopeia was very different from her k-drama roles. Even her anti-heroine role in Why Her amounted to little in terms of dramatic intensity when compared to her role in Cassiopeia. So, again: It's not just about the money.
You shouldn't assume that JSM was removed. She's famous and receives a lot of film an k-drama offers. She left…
The Korean movies I've seen, with the exception of some directed by Park Chan-wook and Bong Joon-ho, seem to have had small budgets. And movies that have low production costs can afford to cast actors, who are popular throughout Asia and pay them well. (Jang Hyuk is a good example.) Because of those actors, the movies will be able to find distributors beyond S. Korea, which means their worldwide gross is what you should be looking at. It's also possible that actors like to make movies even when the pay is only the equivalent of k-drama pay. because they only take 2 months to film rather than the 5-6+ months that it takes to make a 16-episode drama.
You shouldn't assume that JSM was removed. She's famous and receives a lot of film an k-drama offers. She left…
I'm not sure. I read that info online, possibly provided by her new agency. But my guess is that following the completion of AOS, she began filming that movie, "30 Days," which would suggest that the production company waited for her. Can't say I'd blame them; she's very popular and always delivers.
I don't like this lead role in AOS2 one little bit. How does she rate this. And to remove JSM for her.? Outrageous!…
You shouldn't assume that JSM was removed. She's famous and receives a lot of film an k-drama offers. She left a movie to do AOS, and now she has returned to make more movies. She decides what projects she wants to do.
You gave the acting a 7.0 rating (that's a C- in my country), after calling the acting "phenomenal" in your review. Was that rating a typo? Because for me, C- isn't phenomenal.
The idea that the producer might not want So-min in season 2 and might be recasting the heroine for that reason seems improbable. If the heroine is being recast it must be because So-min never signed on to a season 2, wants a break, and/or already has another drama or movie role that she's interested in doing.
Yeapp... it's something that makes me so uncomfortable about asian celeb culture....that they can only ever belong…
Yes, but not only lobbyists--also megabucks donors, who tie their campaign contributions to the candidates' voting the way the donors want them to vote and the hell with the people's best interests.
She was extraordinary in Mr. Sunshine, especially in her soft power scenes. Of course great dialogue and being filmed with so much love was a big help.
When one considers what's out there, this review is curiously harsh. Sure, the male lead isn't quite ready for prime time, but he improved noticeably as the series went on; and let's face it, Jang Na-ra, now in her prime, can act any of her male leads off the screen. Yes, the villain is a mustache-twirler, but that's because he's a symbol-- the living embodiment of evil. I thought Ji-ah made that clear when she burnt her hand and risked her future as an exorcist in order to send him off to an eternal hell and her secretary took extra precautions to make certain that he never walk the earth again. "
One of the best..." and you rate it a 7.0? And the acting a 7.0?! SYHH is a gem, a highly original future classic, with a bevy of well-defined characters, exciting action sequences, heartbreaking stories within the story that fully engage, and...Jang Na-ra, who has created an unforgettable heroine for the ages.
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One of the best..." and you rate it a 7.0? And the acting a 7.0?! SYHH is a gem, a highly original future classic, with a bevy of well-defined characters, exciting action sequences, heartbreaking stories within the story that fully engage, and...Jang Na-ra, who has created an unforgettable heroine for the ages.