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Poster for The Art of Seduction (2005)
The Art of Seduction ( Korean : 작업의 정석 ; RR : Jageobui Jeongseok; lit. “The Standards of Work” ) is a 2005 South Korean romantic comedy film starring Son Ye-jin , Song Il-gook and directed by Oh Ki-hwan. It was released on 21 December 2005.
Min-jun ( Song Il-gook ) and Ji-won ( Son Ye-jin ) are so-called the first-rate "players" who are dating gurus with 100% success rates in any dating pursuits. Following her usual systematic dating rules, Ji-won fakes a schematic car accident to capture Min-jun's attention and successfully approaches him.
However, her smooth-sailing dating life finally encounters turbulence. Why in the world is this guy not succumbing to her alluring charm? Min-jun is also overwhelmed by the understanding that he has met his match. However, like the veteran players that they are, these two shouldn't show any signs of weakness in their dating tactics. Who will emerge victorious and become the last player standing? [2]
Son Ye-jin / Foto: Dok. Instagram/yejinhand
Penampilan Son Ye-jin dalam The Tower Foto: (dok.imdb.)
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The Tower menjadi salah satu drama yang pernah dibintangi aktris Son Ye-jin . Film ini membawa sang aktris banyak melakukan adegan menantang.
The Tower yang berkisah tentang kebakaran yang membawa serangkaian bencana di sebuah gedung pencakar langit mewah, membuat para aktor yang terlibat harus melakukan adegan-adegan berbahaya dan fisik yang menguras energi.
Hal ini juga dijalani oleh Son Ye-jin. Yang tak terlupakan bagi Son Ye-jin yakni saat dirinya harus melakukan adegan di dalam air yang bergelombang.
Son Ye-jin mengatakan dirinya mengalami cedera sebagai kenang-kenangan usai tampil dalam film ini.
"Adegan di mana saya tersapu air selalu sulit. Saya menderita nyeri otot yang parah setiap kali saya melakoni adegan tersebut. Secara fisik, adegan tersebut adalah adegan yang amat sulit dilakukan," tuturnya dilansir Yahoo.
The Tower menandai kembalinya Son Ye-jin selama satu dekade lebih tak tampil sebagai pemeran utama di depan kamera. Sebelumnya, ia sempat menolak saat diminta terlibat dalam film The Tower.
Namun akhirnya ia bersedia dan memerankan tokoh seorang manajer sebuah restoran di film The Tower ini. Tampil selama 40 menit dalam film tersebut, namun Son Ye-jin meninggalkan kesan yang kuat.
"Kesenangan terbesar di film ini terletak pada banyaknya karakter yang berbeda di film tersebut. Ada seorang pria muda yang mendapatkan pekerjaan sebagai petugas kebersihan di gedung pencakar langit untuk mendapatkan uang untuk kuliah dan ada pasangan tua yang baru saja memulai hubungan romantis," kisahnya.
The Tower merupakan salah satu film berproduksi besar di Korea Selatan. Film ini dirilis di 2012 dan masuk dalam daftar film dengan penonton terbanyak.
Produksi film ini membuat 26 set berbeda yang diperlihatkan dalam film The Tower. Setelah produksi syuting, sutradara Kim Ji-hoon mengerjakan CGI selama dua tahun untuk menampilkan keaslian dari pengambilan adegan. Selain Son Ye-jin, The Tower juga dibintangi Sol Kyung-gu dan Kim Sang-kyung.
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Han Suk-kyu as Han Dong-soo
Son Ye-jin as Yoo Mi-ho / Lee Ji-ah
Go Soo as Kim Yo-han [2]
Lee Min-jung as Lee Si-yeong
Park Sung-woong as Cha Seung-jo
Cha Hwa-yeon as Seo Hae-yeong (Yo-han's mother)
Jeong Jin as Park Tae-ho
Im Ji-kyu as Yak-tong
Bang Joong-hyeon as Detective Jo Min-woo
Yoon Da-kyeong as Park Mi-yeon
Jung In-gi as Kang Jae-doo
Hong Ji-hee as Cha Yeong-eun
Joo Da-young as young Lee Ji-ah
Won Deok-hyeon as young Kim Yo-han
Ye Soo-jeong as Aunt
Han Ye-won as Na-hyeon
Kim Ji-hyeon as Hong Yoon-mi
Jo Kyeong-sook as Yang Mi-sook
Choi Jin-ho as Kim Si-hoo
Han Cheol-woo as Detective Ko
Seo Dong-soo as Crime lab investigation team leader
Jo Seok-hyeon as Detective Choi
Im Se-jin as Detective Moon
Han Kook-jin as Detective Oh
Yoon Chan as Min-jae
Seo Jin-won as Detective Jang
Lee Jae-goo as Gangnam team leader
Kim Sung-oh as 40-year-old man
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White Night ( Korean : 백야행: 하얀 어둠 속을 걷다 ; RR : Baek-yahaeng: Ha-yan Eodum Sok-eul Geotda ; lit. "White Night: Walking Through White Darkness") is a 2009 South Korean mystery thriller starring Han Suk-kyu , Son Ye-jin and Go Soo . It was based on the Japanese novel Journey Under the Midnight Sun by Keigo Higashino .
The film starts when Kim Si-hoo, a pawnbroker, is found dead in a remote town in a derelict building, the police are divided whether it was a murder or a suicide.
Fourteen years previous to that a man's body is found on an abandoned ship. The prime suspect, a woman suspected of being his lover, is also found dead soon afterwards. The woman's daughter Lee Ji-ah later changes her name to Yoo Mi-ho when she moves in with her aunt, where she grows a flower garden.
Fourteen years later, detective Jo Min-woo accidentally discovers the link between the two cases. Talking to the pawnbroker's widow and her son, Kim Yo-han, gives no clue. Then Jo Min-woo requests assistance from Han Dong-soo, who was investigating this case fourteen years ago. Han Dong-soo remembers every fact as this unsolved case ruined his career and killed his son. Dong-soo decides to re-investigate along with Min-woo and Lee Si-yeong, an employee of Mi-ho's rich fiance.
Yo-han has matured into a murderer and eliminates those who get in Mi-ho's way. He is a bad guy. He exists as Mi-ho's shadow, requiring nothing in return. Secretly they are still as close as ever while they are living out separate lives. Mi-ho knows of Yo-han's crimes but looks away from them and encourages them. It is later revealed that Yo-han killed his father after he found him molesting Ji-ah, and Ji-ah killed her mother who was pimping her out to throw suspicion off Yo-han. In the end, Yo-han kills himself to protect Ji-ah.
Keigo Higashino 's story Journey Under the Midnight Sun was first serialized in Shueisha magazine from 1997 to 1999, then compiled into a novel. It has been adapted several times, among them the Japanese drama Byakuyakō which aired on TBS in 2006, and the 2011 Japanese film Into the White Night .
Director Park Shin-woo was inspired to write the script after being impressed with the novel Journey Under the Midnight Sun . He sent the screenplay to author Keigo Higashino , who said it was "superb," and allowed it to be adapted into a film. [3]
White Night is Park's feature directorial debut. He first drew attention after his short film About a Bad Boy won the jury award at the Mise-en-scène Short Film Festival . [4]
Actress Son Ye-jin was Park's first and only choice for the role of Yoo Mi-ho after having attended high school with her in Daegu . He said, "She was very quiet back then. I've seen her onscreen and thought she was very talented because she pulled off characters that were so different from how she was like in real life." [3] Though Son was extremely flattered and called the project "her destiny," she didn't find the role easy because she was unaccustomed to playing a character so dark and sinister, and "wanted to make her look like someone deserving sympathy." For Son, the most difficult scene to film was the one in which her character appears nude and comforts her fiance's daughter after she is sexually assaulted by Yo-han. Son expressed her concern that the scene might be misinterpreted by audiences as vulgar or gratuitous, stressing that the scene is painful and a glimpse into Mi-ho's state of mind. [5]
The director then cast Han Suk-kyu as Han Dong-soo. The actor, then-44 years old, had initially turned down the role because he felt he was too young to play the 50-year-old detective. Han said, "I wished I would have been 10 years older, so I refused the part. But the director wrote me a handwritten letter explaining why he had to use me for the part... When I met him I was convinced by his sincerity, and I thought perhaps I wasn't challenging myself enough as an actor." [3]
This was actor Go Soo 's first onscreen role after his two-year mandatory military service . Go said he decided to play Kim Yo-han because he was "completely absorbed by the intriguing storyline." [3]
The film was produced by Kang Woo-suk , who has directed several Korean blockbusters, including the Public Enemy series ( Public Enemy , Another Public Enemy , and Public Enemy Returns ) and Silmido . Kang said, "Frankly I'm not a big fan of works based on Japanese comic books or novels. But I read this story and thought the cultural values and sentiments were very relatable." Kang, who rarely attends promotional press events for his films but attended the press conference for White Night , said he did it because he "really believed in the project and our young director who helmed it." [3]
White Night opened second at the South Korean box office, selling 292,504 tickets and grossing US$1,945,227 on 480 screens and accounting for 17.2% of all tickets sold during its opening November 20–22 weekend. [4] [6] The film received a total of 945,938 admissions nationwide and a gross of US$6,095,018 at the end of its theater run. [7] [8]
Paul Quinn of Hangul Celluloid gave the film a generally positive review, finding it "difficult to believe that this is Park Shin-woo's first directorial full-length feature." He described the imagery as "sumptuously beautiful (even when horrific scenes are being played onscreen) with near-perfect pacing throughout and, though White Night is a long film (135 minutes in duration), at no point does the story either drag or rush in any respect." [9]
James Mudge of Beyond Hollywood also praised the film, "not only as a highly intelligent detective thriller, but also as an involving and moving character drama," "morally challenging and heart rending," with "intriguing, ambiguous" lead characters. He called Park's direction "elegant and impressively stylish in the modern noir manner," and singled out Son's "brave, multi-layered performance that effectively provides the film with its touching, yet twisted emotional core." He concluded his review by declaring White Night "one of the best Korean films of 2009, and certainly one of the few mystery thrillers not to patronize its audience with easy answers or comfortable resolutions." [10]
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Hyun Bin (현빈) recently sat down in an interview with WikiTree to promote his upcoming movie “Confidential Assignment 2: International”. The film has received buzz from the public, as it officially marks the actor’s return to the big screen after tying the knot to actress Son Ye Jin (손예진) .
Following all the excitement about the couple’s wedding, fans were then greeted with even more amazing news. Ye Jin announced in June that she and Hyun Bin are currently expecting their first child . Of course, Hyun Bin was asked about adjusting to his current life after becoming a husband.
Hyun Bin opened up about becoming a father in a matter of months. The “Secret Garden” star expressed, “It still doesn’t feel real. People around me tell me that it feels real when I see the child in front of my eyes. And I think it’s going to be like that. This is such a great blessing so I am waiting with a joyful heart.”
At the same time, he was also asked whether anything has changed after entering marriage. Hyun Bin responded, “No, not really. My life doesn’t seem too different. But I’m sure there will be some changes as our married life goes on, and once the baby joins us. It’s all the same now though. Perhaps, fans may see me differently? I don’t know. I wonder if they do.”
He continued, “I heard many have been saying that Ye Jin and I began to look alike after our marriage, and I do kind of agree with them. We’re definitely looking more and more like one another.” Speaking of which, fans couldn’t help but notice the resemblance between the husband and wife duo.
Hyun Bin recently appeared on NAVER NOW’s “Movie Talk”, where he shared the behind-the-scenes story for his upcoming movie. The hunk was clad in a simple navy shirt and black pants. In particular, Hyun Bin garnered much attention when he was seen smiling with his eyes. We believe the term is smizing.
Many said that his smile is similar with Ye Jin’s signature eye-smile. According to some fans, the actor was rarely seen smiling like that before. Many are saying he looks very much like his wife just six months after their marriage.
Feel free to check out the side-to-side comparison below:
Do you notice the similarities as well?
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