Yoo Seung Ho to act with familiar co-star Park Eun Bin in ‘Operation Proposal’

A love interest has been cast for Yoo Seung Ho for his new drama Operation Proposal, and it’s a familiar co-star: Park Eun Bin, with whom he has acted multiple times in past projects. This is the time-traveling fantasy-romance drama adapted from Japan’s Proposal Daisakusen that’s set to air on cable channel TV Chosun in the new year.

Aw, that’s so cute: Some articles are calling it a reunion of “first loves,” since Park Eun-bin played Yoo Seung-ho’s very first love interest in 2007′s Legend, back when both actors were in their early teens (that drama filmed over two years so I believe they were barely adolescents when shooting it). He was the young King Dam-deok, while she played childhood sweetheart Kiha. They acted again in another sageuk project with 2010′s Queen Seon-deok, and followed that up in a music video for The One’s “Like a Star” with Taeyeon.

 

Operation Proposal starts out with our hero as an adult realizing that he’s in love with his friend just as she’s about to marry. Through a stroke of luck/fate/maaaagic, he gets sent back in time, and this time he’s determined to protect his first love.

Park plays that first love, whom the hero has cared for since their childhood days. They’re best buddies all the way from elementary school through university, and it looks like a case of missed timing for them, since she likes him but is unable to confess her feelings. In the end, she meets someone else and marries him instead.

Cute! It sounds like it’s got the potential to be comic fun but also potentially wring your heart at moments. And these are two child stars who have grown up so well, and into such solid actors. And to think, they’re both still teenagers — he’s 18, she’s 19.

Operation Proposal plans to premiere in February.

 

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Yoo Seung Ho reveals his exact ideal type

Actor Yoo Seung Ho got very specific when describing his ideal type.

On July 24th, Yoo Seung Ho guested on MBC’s ‘Section TV Entertainment News‘, where he promoted the bestselling-book-turned-animated-movie, ‘The Hen who Left the Yard‘, for which he plays the voice of ‘Chorok‘, the rebel duck.

Since he was known as ‘Korea’s little brother’ and is now a full-grown man, Yoo Seung Ho answered the question about his ideal type without any hesitation.

He revealed, “I like girls who are about 163cm (5′4″), has a short bob hairstyle, and looks good in just jeans and a white t-shirt” – surprising everyone around him with his honesty.

Yoo Seung Ho even added, “I don’t really like long, straight hair…” making viewers more curious about his ideal type. In particular, Yoo Seung Ho caught the attention of viewers by being able to innocently describe his ideal type with a bright smile on his face.

Source: Newsen via Nate

SOURCE: ALLKPOP

 

 

 

Those clothes don’t suit Yoo Seung-ho?

Viewers are asking, “Why are they wearing that?” to their national dongsaengs (little brother and sister), Yoo Seung-ho and Moon Geun-young, questioning the style choices in their respective dramas, “Flames of Amibition” and “Mary Stayed Out All Night.”

Drama fans are a little upset with their national dongsaengs‘ style choices lately. Frankly speaking, netizens agree with the style but wonder why the clothes don’t look like they fit right. Fans are saying,

“Their faces look too young for the clothes they’re wearing.”

In “Flames of Ambition” Yoo Seung-ho switched over to an older style with slimming and feminine cuts, but many believe that it looks like a young guy wearing clothes that are too old for him, not only seeming awkward but also make him seem short.

Fan girls believe young and casual or young and rebel styles fit the young actor best. What do you think?

It seems as though the stylist is just buying stylish clothing without first considering the cute guy that’ll be wearing it.

 

SOURCE: POPSEOUL

Restrictions imposed on five dramas including ‘Flames of Ambition’ for unethical content

A total of five dramas have received a warning from the Korea Communications Standards Commission

A general meeting was held on November 24th in order to impose restrictions against six different dramas from public broadcast and cable channels. The programs that received sanctions are MBC’s “Flames of Ambition,” “The Scarlet Letter,” SBS’s “Giant,” “CulTwo Show,” and KNN’s “Chase Scene Siren.”

“Flames of Ambition” received warnings for excessive scenes of violence, a scene with a hit-and-run, and other unethical content such as characters persuading others to rape the protagonist’s sister. The drama features stimulating scenes such as gangsters slapping and kicking Na Young (Shim Eun Kyung), Na Young asking neighborhood teens to rape her sister in order to become the new daughter-in-law of a wealthy family, and Na Young hitting her son’s birth mother with her car and running away.

“The Scarlet Letter” and “Giant” both received warnings for excessive scenes of violence and the broadcast of unethical content, while “Cultwo Show” was warned for vulgar language and the use of informal speech.

Source: Osen via Nate

SOURCE: ALLKPOP

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Not sure how legit this is but pretty cool ^^