Showing posts with label Drama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drama. Show all posts

20 Sept 2013

Kim Hyun Joong's New Drama November Airing Postponed; Confirmed Broadcast on January 2014


KBS miniseries "Age of Feelings" has been confirmed that it will air in next January.
Scheduled to be the new year's first Wed/Thur drama.

Confirmed to air in January 2014 as the new year's first mega project

A mega project drama, to be made with total 15 billion won's budget.
Shanghai Media Group (SMG) pledged its full support for the filming (the drama) in China.

KBS 2TV Wed/Thur miniseries 'Age of Feelings' (Script Chae Seung Dae/ Lee Yun Hwan, Director Kim Jung Kyu, Production Company Ray&Mo) has been confirmed that it will air in next January.

'Age of Feelings', portraying Korea-China-Japan's romantic gangsters set in 1930's Shanghai, is the most anticipated KBS drama of 2014 and a mega project, total 15 billion won's production cost will be invested into.

Since the drama's main background is Shanghai, there are huge outdoor sets preparing in China. The effort of the crew and cast to make the higher quality drama is expected to gain momentum by its air schedule confirmed, despite the tight schedule.

Now the production company Ray&Mo has determined to join hands with Shanghai Media Group (SMG) in order to film in China, also the filming will begin next month. It is said that Shanghai Media Group (SMG) which is one of the biggest companies in the field in Shanghai, China, has guaranteed to provide full support for the filming in general like permissions from the local.

The cast also agreed to make the drama higher quality rather than make its air date sooner since they felt the filming schedule would be delayed because of the oversea filming and preparations.

Since the drama has been confirmed to air in January, 'Age of Feelings' cast and crew made a fresh start and put themselves into the drama filming with enthusiasm to bring a higher quality drama for the viewers.

'Age of Feelings' is an emotional romantic noir, portraying 1930's Korea-China-Japan's romantic gangsters' love, fidelity, and friendship with large-scale and amazing action scenes.
KBS 2TV Wed/Thur miniseries 'Age of Feelings' is scheduled to air in next January.

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KBS clarifies "Age of Feelings" has been confirmed to air in January because of its oversea filming schedule.
(http://office.kbs.co.kr/cyberpr/799586 2013/09/17 16:20)
In the morning KBS also has officially reported that the drama "Age of Feelings" re-scheduled (postponed) not canceled and asked to reflect KBS official opinion.

(http://office.kbs.co.kr/cyberpr/799556 2013/09/17/09:57)



14 Jan 2013

Barbara Palvin Blames Selena Gomez For Causing Justin Bieber Drama


Barbara Palvin is not happy with Selena Gomez. In a new interview, the model blames Selena for all the “ridiculous” stories that have been written about her and Justin Bieber. 


“You know how the drama started — Selena retweeted the picture,” Barbara told Celebuzz on Jan. 12.

Selena, 20, posted a photo of Justin, Lil’ Twist and Barbara together with just, “…” on Nov. 8. It was clear that Selena was mad at Justin for hanging with the model.

“I’m okay to talk about it because I know there’s nothing. It’s ridiculous how this got to the news,” Barbara said to the website.

Barbara claims she was just “hanging out” with Justin, 18, during the Victoria’s Secret fashion show on Nov. 7.

“That was it . . . that’s why it was so weird. [Jelena fans] thought I caused a big drama, their break-up.”

“hey everyone. please calm down. he is all yours!!” Barbara wrote on Twitter on Nov. 9, in response to fans getting angry with her.

“I wanted to meet him real bad,” Barbara added. “I watched his movie [Justin Bieber: Never Say Never] and I was like, ‘He’s such a cool kid, I want to meet him.’ And then when I did at the [Victoria’s Secret] show we met and of course we had a conversation and then I took the picture with him.”




5 Jun 2012

Drama starring Kim Hyun-joong is already making money


The drama "City Conquest", starring singer Kim Hyun-joong, hasn't even gotten underway. Despite this, four locales in Asia have signed contracts to purchase rights to the drama, which means Kim has made 118 million won ($9,986,254) for his production company.

"So far we have signed contracts with Japan, China, Hong Kong and Taiwan before the drama has even been made. This is a testament to just what a force Kim is in Asia", said a spokesperson from the drama production company.

Meanwhile Kim's agency added that the Hallyu actor is currently concentrating on his acting skills to give it his best performance yet.

"Despite the fact that he is in the middle of a fan meeting tour, he spends every spare minute in training", said a spokesperson from Keyeast Entertainment.

Kim will begin filming the drama from early July.