What paint they put on Son Hyun Joo's hair to make it so unnaturally gray? Why not use a good wig? So distracting, why dramas always have terrible old-age make up.
Im at EP1 12 min in and already frustrated. Did they have a low budget or they just didnt want to take it seriously.…
Most shows with these two actors are like that. They breaking character and laughing, you can hear the camera man moving and things like that. The camera work here is better than the last two shows, but everything else is the same. Jung Myeong Cheol is a good actor, don't know why he chooses to do these shows again and again.
I had read a comment saying that the protagonist's career would end after this series—a view I don't shareGangnam…
Why should their career end, it's just a bunch of CGI and body doubles, the usual thing. People who used to seeing nudity on screen don't mention these scenes, or Nana's lips in their reviews and enjoy acting.
Son Ye Jin doesn't need to do 18+ scenes, even if you want to force them into the story as a new thing for this…
It's shown, some see it some don't. You want them to feed you everything with a spoon? If people go into this with a particular mindset they won't see anything. It's not the director or actors fault.
Son Ye Jin doesn't need to do 18+ scenes, even if you want to force them into the story as a new thing for this…
I'm not a fan of JCW, I don't know him as an actor, only watched three dramas, 1-2 episodes of other dramas that were not for me, and all not for him.
In all popular adaptations they never even kiss. They flirting and manipulating, but they don't kiss or sleep together. Watch Glenn Close, Annette Benning versions, any other famous version. They only talking, she promises, promises, teases him, but never gives him anything. He's the one depicted sleeping with his lovers, not her. The Scandal is true to the book.
Son Ye Jin doesn't need to do 18+ scenes, even if you want to force them into the story as a new thing for this adaptation it will look out of place here. It's all in dialogues for them and the chemistry is there. Pansori fits perfectly here and it makes you pay more attention to what's happening on screen. I thought everyone praised the director for his previous adaptation of ''American Psycho'' and its sex scenes.
All these have way more runtime than this one so its not bad considering there was little to no promotions
Compared to how Netflix promoting its current American shows with everyone from the cast everywhere, The Scandal has no promo. They just shot one long interview and keep posting different cuts from it on their accounts.
it's not netflix go watch local korean ott platform drama they have nude scenes, korean movies have nude scenes,…
Over The Top. Online streaming services with no censorship. Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV, Hulu, Viu, Viki, TVing, etc. Streaming sites that producing original Kdramas to premiere or distribute on their site.
If you see Netflix Original next to a drama or series it means Netflix financed and produced it.
They kissing like fishes in the aquarium who touch lips for a sec, but they still have nice chemistry and I like the third guy he brings some tension.
If you're talking about this interview, he only talks about bonding and creating chemistry, I believe that shirtless closeups are actors themselves.
https://me.mashable.com/entertainment/76363/the-scandal-ji-chang-wook-speaks-out-on-bold-bed-scene-with-nana-amid-backlash
https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/the-scandal-why-so-scandalous-ji-chang-wook-leaves-you-gasping-for-air-1789983398996
In all popular adaptations they never even kiss. They flirting and manipulating, but they don't kiss or sleep together. Watch Glenn Close, Annette Benning versions, any other famous version. They only talking, she promises, promises, teases him, but never gives him anything. He's the one depicted sleeping with his lovers, not her. The Scandal is true to the book.
Pansori fits perfectly here and it makes you pay more attention to what's happening on screen.
I thought everyone praised the director for his previous adaptation of ''American Psycho'' and its sex scenes.
Four Hands is a tvN show, it's on Netflix and promoted by Netflix a lot for example, I see it everywhere.
If you see Netflix Original next to a drama or series it means Netflix financed and produced it.