K-dramas are blessed with gorgeous looking men, who are no less than reincarnations of a Greek God! South Korea is a fashion-oriented country with a modish range of crisp shirts, jackets, trench coats and comfy sweaters, that can give even runway models a run for their money!ДЇrom Lee Min Ho's regal avatar in The King Eternal Monarch to Hyun Bin's modern Seoul makeover in Crash Landing On You. So,it's good to know she's coming back and partnered with Binnie into the bargain.Admit it, a lot of times we have watched a K-drama solely to watch the handsome actors in the show. I suppose, the usual, not-innocent, peccant, but prudish and vociferous throng hunted her out of our screens, since I have not heard anything about her post 'Lust,Caution' career. One must also remember that she went up against King Tony Leung and managed to leave a lasting impression, no mean feat that one. I still remember her excellent representation of a life caught (lived) in violent times and under terror, and the courage with which she shed some light, for our benefit, on the dark (very dark) paths of love and desire. I'm also a great fan of Tang Wei, she was unforgettable in 'Lust, Caution' and brought out her character's suffering, innocence and bewilderment, with great accuracy. don't people (especially film people) read Nietzsche and Adorno, anymore? Binnie is game, it seems, so what are the rest waiting for? Give the man some characters with spiralling depths, let him explore the darkness within and without. Sweet does not spell good, 'cute' even less so (involuntarily reproducing reality as it is). It is time mainstream cinema understood that the good (and the Good, the idea of) are complex, ferocious and necessarily (given the state of the world) at odds with the world, absorbing all the social contradictions they rise against. Ang Lee, Takeshi Kitano, maybe the veteran, and now 'hors de combat', Nagisa Oshima, or closer to home, Matthieu Kassovitz, or ultra art house and wonderful, Chantal Akerman), please give the man something to sink his teeth into. Hyun Bin isnвЂ™t afraid of the Friend comparisonsДЄt last, news of the god of my idolatry (thank you, thank you)! Some interesting and intelligent film maker (e.g.Hyun Bin to take on remake of вЂ™60s classic.Tang Wei selected as Hyun BinвЂ™s leading lady.Hyun Bin and Tang Wei wrap filming on Late Autumn remake.Unfortunately for the curious, he did not. Prior to the broadcast there was speculation about whether he would speak up about his high-profile romance with fellow actress (and The World They Live In co-star) Song Hye-gyo. Thus keeping their native accents is actually part of the filmвЂ™s intention.) That helped a lot.вЂќ (In the beginning, IвЂ™d felt dubious of whether he could pull off a film entirely in English, but it appears his and Tang WeiвЂ™s characters are both immigrants. With over 90% of his dialogue in English, he explained that вЂњbefore the film began shooting, I went to Seattle early and studied English for two months. But as we kept shooting, we worked together very well.вЂќ Of working with Tang Wei, he said, вЂњShe has a very different acting style from me, so at first we were going in different directions. He also talked about his current project, the Late Autumn remake, which just wrapped shoots in Seattle. In the program, he called his earnest good-guy image вЂњstiflingвЂќ and explained, вЂњIвЂ™d like to live it up and have fun, and enjoy things that other people my age enjoy on a daily basis.вЂќ On March 11, Hyun Bin was a featured guest on the radio show Gong Hyung-jinвЂ™s Cine Town, in which he spoke honestly about his career and current projects. 20 MaMaHyun Bin feels burdened by good-guy image by javabeans

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