Friendly reminder a that this drama belongs to whoever is working on it, including those behind the cameras and the rest of the crew. Arguments about the leads are pointless
A good actor can play both villains and protagonists without any need for a face transplant. Jeremy has proven…
sadly it's the only one with him as a villain. in The Autum Ballad starts as a grey cinic character but the story gets lost halfway through, changes genre, the characters completely change behaviour against any logic. what a miss, but you can give it a try for our Jeremy
A good actor can play both villains and protagonists without any need for a face transplant. Jeremy has proven…
i have it on my list, i have anything Jeremy (and Chen Kun) on my list. i agree with you on every point. about the romantic leads i think it's more because the target of the show are usually teenagers or girls in their early 20s and producers want to sell
A good actor can play both villains and protagonists without any need for a face transplant. Jeremy has proven…
i have it on my list, i have anything Jeremy (and Chen Kun) on my list. i agree with you on every point. about the romantic leads i think it's more because the target of the show are usually teenagers or girls in their early 20s and producers want to sell
A good actor can play both villains and protagonists without any need for a face transplant. Jeremy has proven…
Jeremy's best and most versatile role is still Yuwen Hu, i wish he picked more morally grey roles like that than romcom hero roles. but you can't have everything (still don't understand what's wrong with mature men, but many fans are also very young, i wouldn't hold it against them)