SBS drama “Faith” revealed the light atmosphere of the shooting set.
The “Faith” production team posted a video of the drama making video on Naver TV Cast and You Tube.
In the making are Kim Hee-seon and Lee Min-ho laughing hard after causing an NG. Lee Philip, Ryoo Deok-hwan and Park Se-yeong can also be seen.
Lee Min-ho and Yoo Oh-seong seem especially close and friendly towards each other.
Other actors and actresses can be seen seriously monitoring theirselves.
A spokesperson said, “The source of our energy comes from each other as the cast lead and support each other.
“Everyone is doing their best so we hope everyone sticks around with us until the end”.
Source : asiatoday.co.kr
Credit: hancinema.net
September 14, 2012
[News] “Faith” sneak peek into the set
SBS drama “Faith” revealed the light atmosphere of the shooting set.
The “Faith” production team posted a video of the drama making video on Naver TV Cast and You Tube.
In the making are Kim Hee-seon and Lee Min-ho laughing hard after causing an NG. Lee Philip, Ryoo Deok-hwan and Park Se-yeong can also be seen.
Lee Min-ho and Yoo Oh-seong seem especially close and friendly towards each other.
Other actors and actresses can be seen seriously monitoring theirselves.
A spokesperson said, “The source of our energy comes from each other as the cast lead and support each other.
“Everyone is doing their best so we hope everyone sticks around with us until the end”.
Source : asiatoday.co.kr
Credit: hancinema.net
[News] Ku Hye Sun donates all profits from her solo exhibition to leukaemia patients
Actress Ku Hye Sun recently announced that she will donate all profits from her solo exhibition to leukaemia patients.
Opening her solo exhibition at the Gallery Seven of the Hangaram Art Museum of the Seoul Arts Center from September 18 to 24, Ku is planning to donate all profits from the sales of her catalogs and works of art to leukaemia patients.
Participating in a fund-raising campaign to cure a four-year-old leukaemia patient, who came to Korea from Mongolia to cure his disease, Ku is planning to provide money to run sterile cars for low-income leukaemia patients.
Some sterile cars were donated to leukaemia patients, but they couldn’t ride them because there wasn’t enough money to run them. At this, Ku said she would provide money for it.
Ku says, “I wish the sterile cars can take leukaemia patients to everywhere, giving them hope.”
Opening her first solo exhibition, Tango, in 2009 along with the publication of her first novel Tango, she opens her second solo exhibition, Afterimage, this year. Ku will present 120 pieces of art work at this exhibition.
Source: Starnews
Credit: korea.com
Ku Hye Sun updates on twitter on 14/09/2012
구혜선 개인전을 엽니다.판매 수익금은 백혈병 환아들을 위한’무균차량’으로 쓰일 예정인데요.많은 참여 부탁드립니다.(대표작’오리사탕’입니다.) yfrog.com/ke622bbvj yfrog.com/espnmkkj
updated on 14 Sept 2012 11:46 (KST)
Translation (cre Google translation)
From the 18th ~ Ku Hye Sun Solo Exhibition opens at the Seoul Arts Center (7 days), the proceeds from the sale will be used for the ‘sterile vehicles’ for leukemia patients. Welcome to attend. (Masterpiece ‘Duck candy’.)
[News] Ku Hye Sun dyes her hair blond
Actor and film director Ku Hye Sun recently dyed her hair blond.
On September 12, Ku uploaded two pictures of herself on her Twitter account with the comment, “I dyed my hair. Don’t I look just like Potato?”
In the pictures, Ku is staring at the camera in a friendly pose with her pet named Potato. She’s attracting a lot of attention with her blond hair because she has always had black hair.
People responded: “I love your blond hair.” “Your hair color really matches that of Potato.”
Ku has directed five films so far. The Peach Tree, which attracted a lot of attention by starring actor Jo Seung Woo, was invited to the 16th Busan International Film Festival, which was held last year.
Source: Starnews
Credit: korea.com
[News] Lee Min-ho “Thank You, Hallyu fans”
Midnight snacks for staff and donations in his name
Hallyu STAR Lee Min-ho is being assisted by his fans. They visit the shooting site and make donations in his name.
Chinese, Japanese and other foreign fans visit Korea to support Lee Min-ho while he’s making the drama “Faith” at least once or even thrice a month. They visit the filming sets nearby Seoul and take care of the midnight snacks for the 100 or so staff and actors. They set up buffets, barbeques and other specialties on one side of the set to treat all of them.
Fans come from Turkey and the States as well. They deliver things in packages too. “Faith” production crew says, “We received a lot of fans and mini fans during the summer. The snacks they give to us who don’t have regular eating schedules are very handy. We are getting all this thanks to Lee Min-ho so we are very grateful”.
Other things like donations are also taking place. Recently some Chinese fans donated 15.4 million won to UNICEF under Lee Min-ho‘s name. Previously, fans from over 17 countries including Korea, China, Japan, Thailand, Turkey, Peru and others, donated 15 tons of rice to underfed children under Lee Min-ho‘s name. His agency revealed, “We appreciate the love and support from all the fans”.
Source : sports.donga.com
Credit: hancinema
Ku Hye Sun updates on twitter on 12/09/2012
염색을 해보았습니다. 감자랑 똑같지요?ㅎ yfrog.com/h6rw3xqj yfrog.com/odts8joj
updated on 12 Sept 2012 10:45 (KST)
Translation (cre Google Translation)
I have dyed my hair. Same as Gamja, right? heh
[News] ‘Faith’, new characters appear
SBS Mon-Tues drama ‘Faith’ will start Act 2 with the appearance of new characters.
On the last episode, Choi Young and King Gongmin were planning to attack Ki Cheol, and on the coming episode, an interesting story will be unfolded as new parties will be intervened.
The 9th episode that will be aired today on the 10th. Choi Young and King Gongmin will show a new image of people, not the typical image of ‘people’ that has been shown in a lot of historical plays until now, and perform a lot of actions and have a lot of talkings that will grab the attention of the audience.
One of the representative from ‘Faith’ said, “Choi Young will start to become more like the ‘real king’ as he tries to listen to the people’s opinion. You can expect higher as the stories will become richer and richer.”
Source: TopStarNews
The 9th episode that will be aired today on the 10th. Choi Young and King Gongmin will show a new image of people, not the typical image of ‘people’ that has been shown in a lot of historical plays until now, and perform a lot of actions and have a lot of talkings that will grab the attention of the audience.
One of the representative from ‘Faith’ said, “Choi Young will start to become more like the ‘real king’ as he tries to listen to the people’s opinion. You can expect higher as the stories will become richer and richer.”
Source: TopStarNews
[News] Lee Min Ho shows off a cute look on the set
Lee Min Ho recently showed off a cute look, getting away from the charismatic look on Faith.
Lee is currently playing the role of Choi Young, a warrior in the Goryeo Dynasty who has no will to live a life, in SBS TV’s drama series Faith.
Lee is showing off a charismatic look during the shoot, but he becomes a pleasant, cute man during the break time. He’s also appealing to many women with his bright smile and various cute facial expressions. When he makes a mistake during the shoot, he makes everyone forgive him by brightly smiling.
Lee’s agency says, “Because there are lots of action scenes, Lee’s physically having a hard time, but he never loses his smile. He tries his best when he’s shooting, and he creates a friendly mood on the set when he’s taking a break by having conversation with other actors or the crew.”
In the previous episode, Choi Young (played by Lee Miin Ho) stands against Ki Cheol (played by Yoo Oh Sung) with confidence. How he and King Gong Min (played by Ryu Duk Hwan) will stand against Kim Cheol can be seen in the next episode of Faith, which will air on September 10 at 9:55 p.m.
Source: TV Report
Credit: korea.com
Ku Hye Sun updates on twitter on 10/09/2012
updated on 10 Sept 2012 01:24 (KST)
Translation (Cre cheerkoo @ soompi)
I hope that our nation can also have Children’s Hospice Care so that these young patients can have happier lives. Thank you all so much for your great interest in tonight’s Children Who Live Today’s episode on Children’s Hospice.
[News] Lee Min Ho appears on Faith with new flower boy look
Lee Min Ho will appear on SBS’s Monday-Tuesday series Faith with a new look.
In the last episode of the series, Lee changed his clothes from the Yuan Dynasty clothes into the Goryeo Dynasty. Pictures of Lee with his new look were recently released and drew a lot of attention.
In the picture, Lee looks different from his original look by wearing a band on his head and a new uniform.
Since Lee is 187 centimeters tall, the long warrior uniform looks perfect on him. His new hairstyle complements his clear cut features and charismatic charm, which will capture the female fans.
An official for the series says, “Since Lee has changed his mind and decided to start again with the King, he will make the series more enjoyable.”
In the eighth episode of the series, which aired on September 4, Lee made the audience wonder what will happen next by forming a resolution not to live his life helplessly.
The ninth episode, in which Lee appeared with new flower boy look, will air on September 10 at 9:55 p.m.
Source: Xportsnews
Credit: korea.com
Ku Hye Sun updates on twitter on 09/09/2012
updated on 09 Sept 2012 10:53 (KST)
Translation (cre cheerkoo @ soompi)
SBS special, ”Children Who Live Today”. Tonight’s (9th) episode is called, Children’s Hospice. The general content of the episode is about a special hospital care called Hospice which helps terminal patients receive comforting treatment. This documentary focuses on the lives of the terminally ill children and adolescents who are having hard time in Korea due to the lack of hospice care for children. I hope many of you can tune in.
[News] Gu Hye Sun Lends Her Voice for SBS Documentary, Donates Earning
Gu Hye Sun is donating her talent for a special documentary.
According to YG Entertainment, Gu Hye Sun will narrate SBS′ special documentary The Hospice for the Children Who Live For Today.
The documentary will focus on terminally-ill children and the hospice service that provides comfort and ease for children. The special will highlight the fact that Korea lacks a children-oriented hospice.
Gu Hye Sun previously narrated for a animal-humans relations documentary earlier this year and donated her paycheck towards an animal protection center.
The actress will once more donate all of her earnings from the SBS documentary’s narration to charity.
The actress shared through her agency, “I hope that in the near future a children-oriented hospice center will be built to lessen the pain for terminally ill children.”
Photo Credit: SBS
Source: enewsworld
Gu Hye Sun previously narrated for a animal-humans relations documentary earlier this year and donated her paycheck towards an animal protection center.
The actress will once more donate all of her earnings from the SBS documentary’s narration to charity.
The actress shared through her agency, “I hope that in the near future a children-oriented hospice center will be built to lessen the pain for terminally ill children.”
Photo Credit: SBS
Source: enewsworld
September 07, 2012
[News] Lee Min Ho and Kim Hee Sun show off great teamwork
Lee Min Ho and Kim Hee Sun recently showed off great teamwork on the set.
In some pictures recently released, Lee and Kim are rehearsing their lines together.
A spokesperson for the drama series Faith says, “We’re pretty sure that they both are very tired because of the tight shooting schedule, but they care about every detail of each scene with enthusiasm. Thanks to them, the crew are also working very hard.”
In the eighth episode of Faith, Choi Young (played by Lee Min Ho) and King Gong Min (played by Ryu Duk Hwan) confirm their trust in each other. In the ninth episode, which will air on September 10, Choi Young and King Gong Min stand together against Ki Cheol (played by Yoo Oh Sung) and counterattack.
Source: Sports Korea
Credit: korea.com
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