Four out of ten. Hmm...I probably would pick up Cruel City out of the six I haven't watched. Still thinking whether or not to watch Ji Sung and Lee Seung Gi.
I did my own share of stalking of Kim Soo Hyun four years ago, at the onslaught of my new-found obsession for…
You know, you really don't have to see every single drama that he did for you to write about it. :) I haven't even seen Giant but it's noteworthy for a stalker to know that he did a bit of boxing there or that he and Song Joong Ki both played supporting roles in Will it Snow at Christmas. It's just for stalking purposes.
Hmmm...I think a Stalker's Guide should be as informative as possible. After all, a stalker notices the smallest of details when it comes to the object of his or her stalking.
I did my own share of stalking of Kim Soo Hyun four years ago, at the onslaught of my new-found obsession for Korean dramas. Like many of what our dear MDLers have said, a significant part of KSH's stardom can be attributed to his role as Song Sam Dong in Dream High. He played the role extremely well and that's what should matter in this actor's guide regardless of what we, as writers of a stalker's guide, feel about the overall plot/flow of the drama's story.
And this is also why I am a bit disappointed that this guide did not cover his lesser known roles in other dramas before his superstardom (ie Kimchi Cheese Smile or Jungle Fish) not to mention his supporting roles in notable dramas such as Giant and Will it Snow at Christmas.
On the other hand though, I am not impressed with his recent projects namely: Thieves (I put this movie ON HOLD!), Secretly, Greatly (plotline is senseless even though I liked all three main actors), and YWCFTS. I feel as if his projects cater to Hallyu fans and someone, who commented on a previous MDL article, also noted this as well.
Still, KSH is an admirable young actor of this time and certainly has a very bright future in Korea's entertainment industry.
A few trivial facts about him: he's left handed, he's an introvert and his mom got him into theater in middle school, he's an acting major, and he's currently available. No, just kidding about that last bit, I don't really know! :D
Edit oh gawd, that was longer than I had intended it to be! Sorry!
When you say kdrama bad boy you hate to love, Shunji only comes to mind. Out of your list, the only drama I've seen is RP and the thought of even remotely liking Tae Mu 't enter my mind! He was despicable in that role and I don't know how you came to like him. :D
I haven't seen Suspicious Housekeeper but there's something about Song Jong Ho seems that gives me the creeps in the roles he takes on. It felt like that in The Princess Man and I felt that teeny tiny repulsion too in Reply 1997. He's good to look at though, I agree to that!
Thanks for the guide! I'll be reconsidering FTLY on my line-up (I hope I can get over his hair! XD). I tried watching TWDR but I ended up shelving it. My first encounter with him was in the movie Please Teach Me English and also saw him in the Sassy Girl prequel Windstruck. :) I'll check out another movie mentioned in the comments--Thank You . ;)
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Give Dream High a try, it's a light drama.
Hmmm...I think a Stalker's Guide should be as informative as possible. After all, a stalker notices the smallest of details when it comes to the object of his or her stalking.
And this is also why I am a bit disappointed that this guide did not cover his lesser known roles in other dramas before his superstardom (ie Kimchi Cheese Smile or Jungle Fish) not to mention his supporting roles in notable dramas such as Giant and Will it Snow at Christmas.
On the other hand though, I am not impressed with his recent projects namely: Thieves (I put this movie ON HOLD!), Secretly, Greatly (plotline is senseless even though I liked all three main actors), and YWCFTS. I feel as if his projects cater to Hallyu fans and someone, who commented on a previous MDL article, also noted this as well.
Still, KSH is an admirable young actor of this time and certainly has a very bright future in Korea's entertainment industry.
A few trivial facts about him: he's left handed, he's an introvert and his mom got him into theater in middle school, he's an acting major, and he's currently available. No, just kidding about that last bit, I don't really know! :D
Edit oh gawd, that was longer than I had intended it to be! Sorry!
I haven't seen Suspicious Housekeeper but there's something about Song Jong Ho seems that gives me the creeps in the roles he takes on. It felt like that in The Princess Man and I felt that teeny tiny repulsion too in Reply 1997. He's good to look at though, I agree to that!
But damn, doesn't Yun Woo Jin look so handsome in those posters?!