Check out his boots =O. Too metrosexual or just a true fashionista?
i loooooooooove her skirt
with Ha Ji Min
Showing posts with label Cain and Abel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cain and Abel. Show all posts
More of Cain & Abel Conference
Let's focus on So Ji Subs style this time. Hate it or love it?
Check out his boots =O. Too metrosexual or just a true fashionista?
i loooooooooove her skirt
with Ha Ji Min
Check out his boots =O. Too metrosexual or just a true fashionista?
i loooooooooove her skirt
with Ha Ji Min
Cain & Abel Press Conference
The Cain & Abel Press conference took place earlier this month.The first episode started to air on February 18th!
Han Ji Min looks fabulous and So Ji Sub is very fashion forward in his multicolor blue and purple leather Jacket!
I love her nails
and her shoes
Han Ji Min looks fabulous and So Ji Sub is very fashion forward in his multicolor blue and purple leather Jacket!
I love her nails
and her shoes
Local Dramas Enduring With Support In and Out
By Han Sang-hee
Staff Reporter
Actor So Ji-sub who will star in new SBS drama "Cain and Abel"
The economy looks gloomy, and a dark cloud is casting a shadow over the local drama industry. But producers and networks alike are striving to keep up with demands from viewers, with support in and out of the country.
Local television network SBS will offer a new drama "Swallow the Sun" this July and has joined hands with renowned Canadian circus troupe "Cirque du Soleil" for the show. "After discussions with the vice president of the troupe in Taiwan, we decided, in Las Vegas, to bring the circus in April,'' Yoo Chul-yong, the producer, said.
He added that they decided to appear without any royalties, as it considers Korea a potential market. The new drama is being made by the makers of 2003's hit drama "All In," writer Choi Wan-kyu and Yoo.
Seogwipo, a city on Jeju Island, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the production company for "Swallow the Sun," as the drama is to be filmed entirely in the city, with the exception of scenes abroad.
"We signed the MOU last July, promising support for the overall filming of the drama. We will help them film in some of our best locations and also try to help alleviate any hindrances during the shoots. It's more of a mutual relationship,'' an official from Seogwipo's Supporting Investment Division said.
She added that the drama is planning to use exact location names, so the city anticipates a boost in tourism.
Meanwhile, Taewon Entertainment's "IRIS," starring actors hallyu leader Kim Tae-hee and Lee Byung-hun, managed to get support from not only Seoul city, but Akita Prefecture, in Japan, which anticipates that the drama will bring in approximately 200 million yen, or 3 billion won, in revenue. The province also decided to provide free lodging to the drama's 80 crewmembers.
Seoul will also offer its support to the drama, which is striving to become the next "Winter Sonata" and entertain international fans. "The main support we are offering is administrative. We also recommend places that we think will fit the drama. As "IRIS" will be filmed here in Seoul, it will also be a good way to introduce interesting places to not only local viewers, but viewers abroad,'' a Seoul official told The Korea Times.
Meanwhile, MBC's upcoming drama "Cain and Abel" held a press conference at Cheongju Airport last week and hinted at support from the city in North Chungcheong Province.
The city will in fact provide 500 million won and offer administrative support by allowing filming inside city buildings and organizations. In return, the producers decided to film the drama in Cheongju for more than eight episodes out of the total 20.
"It's exceptional to be supported with such an amount of money from a city, especially in such difficult times. Cheongju is looking forward to attracting more tourists to the city with the help of the drama and hallyu star So Ji-sub,'' Plan B Pictures, the production company, said in a statement.
Popular drama "Boys Over Flowers" was fortunate enough to receive support from New Caledonia.
The drama aired episodes in which five characters took a trip to the beautiful island, and now it will offer viewers episodes taking place in Macao.
"When news hit that Korea was filming the next `Boys Over Flowers' series, there were proposals from Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan, but we wanted to offer viewers places that were new to our fans. It's not just about pretty locations or promoting a certain area, but a way to promote the drama industry and bring more interesting scenes,'' the drama's production company, Group Eight, said through a statement.
Credits: sanghee@koreatimes.co.kr
Staff Reporter
Actor So Ji-sub who will star in new SBS drama "Cain and Abel"
The economy looks gloomy, and a dark cloud is casting a shadow over the local drama industry. But producers and networks alike are striving to keep up with demands from viewers, with support in and out of the country.
Local television network SBS will offer a new drama "Swallow the Sun" this July and has joined hands with renowned Canadian circus troupe "Cirque du Soleil" for the show. "After discussions with the vice president of the troupe in Taiwan, we decided, in Las Vegas, to bring the circus in April,'' Yoo Chul-yong, the producer, said.
He added that they decided to appear without any royalties, as it considers Korea a potential market. The new drama is being made by the makers of 2003's hit drama "All In," writer Choi Wan-kyu and Yoo.
Seogwipo, a city on Jeju Island, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the production company for "Swallow the Sun," as the drama is to be filmed entirely in the city, with the exception of scenes abroad.
"We signed the MOU last July, promising support for the overall filming of the drama. We will help them film in some of our best locations and also try to help alleviate any hindrances during the shoots. It's more of a mutual relationship,'' an official from Seogwipo's Supporting Investment Division said.
She added that the drama is planning to use exact location names, so the city anticipates a boost in tourism.
Meanwhile, Taewon Entertainment's "IRIS," starring actors hallyu leader Kim Tae-hee and Lee Byung-hun, managed to get support from not only Seoul city, but Akita Prefecture, in Japan, which anticipates that the drama will bring in approximately 200 million yen, or 3 billion won, in revenue. The province also decided to provide free lodging to the drama's 80 crewmembers.
Seoul will also offer its support to the drama, which is striving to become the next "Winter Sonata" and entertain international fans. "The main support we are offering is administrative. We also recommend places that we think will fit the drama. As "IRIS" will be filmed here in Seoul, it will also be a good way to introduce interesting places to not only local viewers, but viewers abroad,'' a Seoul official told The Korea Times.
Meanwhile, MBC's upcoming drama "Cain and Abel" held a press conference at Cheongju Airport last week and hinted at support from the city in North Chungcheong Province.
The city will in fact provide 500 million won and offer administrative support by allowing filming inside city buildings and organizations. In return, the producers decided to film the drama in Cheongju for more than eight episodes out of the total 20.
"It's exceptional to be supported with such an amount of money from a city, especially in such difficult times. Cheongju is looking forward to attracting more tourists to the city with the help of the drama and hallyu star So Ji-sub,'' Plan B Pictures, the production company, said in a statement.
Popular drama "Boys Over Flowers" was fortunate enough to receive support from New Caledonia.
The drama aired episodes in which five characters took a trip to the beautiful island, and now it will offer viewers episodes taking place in Macao.
"When news hit that Korea was filming the next `Boys Over Flowers' series, there were proposals from Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan, but we wanted to offer viewers places that were new to our fans. It's not just about pretty locations or promoting a certain area, but a way to promote the drama industry and bring more interesting scenes,'' the drama's production company, Group Eight, said through a statement.
Credits: sanghee@koreatimes.co.kr
Upcoming Dramas!
Drama : SBS 불한당 Robbers
Casting : Jang Hyuck , Lee Da Hae
Schedule to be broadcast : 2 January 2008 [ Replacing Lobbyist ]
Casting : Jang Hyuck , Lee Da Hae
Schedule to be broadcast : 2 January 2008 [ Replacing Lobbyist ]
Jang Hyuk & Lee DaHae has been casted in SBS Drama 'Robbers.' 'Robbers' will show a love story between a player who preys on women and a single mom. Director Yoo InShik who directed Bad Couple and Bad Family and Writer Kim GyuWan who wrote Piano and Spring Time will work together. Jang Hyuk will play Kwon OJoon who takes away the soul of women with his stature & tongue play. Lee DaHae plays a single mom Jin DalRae who lives with her 5 year old daughter and mother-in-law after her husband passed away. SBS Drama 'Robbers' will replace Lobbyist and start on January 2nd 2008.
Drama : Cain and Abel¨
Casting : Soh Ji Sup , Ji Jin Hee, Jeong Ryo Won
Schedule to be broadcast : Feb 2008
3/15/07 -- Soh Ji Sup' s agency BOF announces that SJS will lead the drama Cain and Abel after he completes his military service on 4/27. The drama portrays the tragic story of two brothers. One is a powerful detective while the other one is a misfortunate killer. They were separated in childhood and grew up in different environmentsSJS plays the younger brother who was adopted and grew up in USA after he was separated from his elder brother. Then he joins a mafia organization and becomes a killer. Kim Dong Hyun the representative of the production company Plan Pictures states, We have been planning this drama for quite some time. This project allows SJS to fully demonstrate his knockout performance power. The production cost is about 6 billion Won. The filming is scheduled to start in May, and San Francisco will be one of the filming locations.=Additional update : Ji Jin hee and Jeong Ryo Won had joined the cast . Ji Jin Hee shall played the role of the elder brother who is a police officer while Jeong Ryo Won played the woman who is loved by both brothers.
3/15/07 -- Soh Ji Sup' s agency BOF announces that SJS will lead the drama Cain and Abel after he completes his military service on 4/27. The drama portrays the tragic story of two brothers. One is a powerful detective while the other one is a misfortunate killer. They were separated in childhood and grew up in different environmentsSJS plays the younger brother who was adopted and grew up in USA after he was separated from his elder brother. Then he joins a mafia organization and becomes a killer. Kim Dong Hyun the representative of the production company Plan Pictures states, We have been planning this drama for quite some time. This project allows SJS to fully demonstrate his knockout performance power. The production cost is about 6 billion Won. The filming is scheduled to start in May, and San Francisco will be one of the filming locations.=Additional update : Ji Jin hee and Jeong Ryo Won had joined the cast . Ji Jin Hee shall played the role of the elder brother who is a police officer while Jeong Ryo Won played the woman who is loved by both brothers.
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