KeeKey | [ 06-02-2009 - 17:45:41 ] |
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KeeKey | [ 06-02-2009 - 17:46:43 ] |
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![]() | วันนี้ขอไปก่อนนะคะ หยุด 3 วันแล้วลัลล้า แต่ก็ใกล้จะสอบ Final + GAT PAT แล้วด้วย เซ็ง!!!!~ เอาไว้ว่างๆจะทำวอล์นางฟ้ามาฝากนะคะ คิดถึงทุกๆคนมากๆคะ |
XSOEINW | [ 10-02-2009 - 21:42:21 ] |
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![]() | ตกลงนางฟ้าของเราได้เป็นนางเอกเรื่องirisป่าวครับอยากรู้ข่าวใครมีมาแปะบอกที |
KeeKey | [ 11-02-2009 - 20:14:22 ] |
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KeeKey | [ 11-02-2009 - 20:14:40 ] |
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KeeKey | [ 11-02-2009 - 20:17:15 ] |
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KeeKey | [ 11-02-2009 - 20:17:48 ] |
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KeeKey | [ 11-02-2009 - 20:18:36 ] |
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![]() | ไปก่อนนะคะ แล้ววันหลังจะมาอัพอีก + เอาวอล์มาฝากนะคะ ![]() ปล.คืนนี้ตี 4 รอดูบอล ไม่รู้จะมีให้ดูไหม ![]() |
Faang n_n* | [ 12-02-2009 - 16:30:44 ] |
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![]() | quote : XSOEINW ตกลงนางฟ้าของเราได้เป็นนางเอกเรื่องirisป่าวครับอยากรู้ข่าวใครมีมาแปะบอกที ยังไม่เหนมีออกมาเลยน้า ![]() ![]() |
Faang n_n* | [ 12-02-2009 - 16:31:58 ] |
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![]() | quote : KeeKey Hera Wallpaper - February 2009 ![]() ขอบคุณจร้าก้อยย นางฟ้าง๊ามงาม ![]() สูบๆๆไปทำวอลล์เดก่า ![]() ![]() |
KeeKey | [ 15-02-2009 - 03:54:21 ] |
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![]() | แวะมาเยี่ยมตอนดึกคะ ไม่มีแนวทำวอล์เลยไม่ไหวๆ แอบไปดูของพี่ฟ่างมาอย่างสวยเลย ก้อยละเครียด 555 |
KeeKey | [ 15-02-2009 - 17:12:20 ] |
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![]() | แวะมาอัพข่าวนางฟ้าเล็กน้อยคะ ![]() |
KeeKey | [ 15-02-2009 - 17:17:52 ] |
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![]() | Iris gets a drama and a movie February 12th, 2009 // by javabeans ![]() ![]() Kim Tae-hee, Lee Byung-heon Who else thinks this is a bad — or very odd — idea? Lee Byung-heon and Kim Tae-hee’s much-anticipated match-up in the upcoming action-spy drama, Iris, will also be producing — simultaneously — a film version. Producers from Taewon Productions say, “The movie will be produced alongside with the drama, and be shown in theaters after the drama’s end, with a separate story.” The drama won’t merely be re-edited in film form, but rather, a different version will be made entirely — a first time for a project of this kind. ![]() Directors Kim Kyu-tae (drama) and Yang Yoon-ho (film) The two projects will be undertaken by different directors. The drama will be shot by PD Kim Kyu-tae, who worked on KBS dramas A Love to Kill and Loveholic; the film will fall to Yang Yoon-ho of films Holiday and Libera, ME. According to one rep, “The work of scriptwriting will be divided between them and on the filming location, the drama and film teams will operate separately.” I have NO idea how they will accomplish this. Directors are king on set; how can you shoot something at the same time with the same cast, with two different directors, and NOT predict disaster? Or if not disaster, then massive chaos? On the other hand, if they pull it off, major props. The cast for the drama (and film) also includes Jung Jun-ho (The Last Scandal of My Life), Kim Seung-soo (Why Did You Come to Our House), and Big Bang’s TOP. The 20-episode drama will shoot overseas in Japan, Russia, and Turkey to a tune of a 20 billion won production budget. ![]() ![]() Jung Jun-ho, Big Bang’s TOP One thing I love about Korean entertainment is that they tend to experiment more and attempt formats that we don’t see much of elsewhere. For instance, branded entertainment that turns commercials into pop culture phenoms (i.e., Anycall). Or actors and big-name producers collaborating on a commercial/song/music video (i.e., Black ‘N Jean). Or A-list celebs recording refrigerator jingles that are later released as digital singles (i.e., the Salad Song). The project most similar to Iris is the joint Korea-Japan “telecinema” production featuring a stable of Japan’s top screenwriters with Korean directors and producers, to be shown in theaters and on television in both countries. The difference is that the telecinema is more like an omnibus film, with separate parts written and filmed by a different team, featuring separate actors. (One being Hero Jaejoong and Han Hyo-joo’s Heaven’s Postman.) It’s risky to put all your eggs into one basket like this — what if the drama flops? It’s a bad enough loss these days with drama production budgets so high. Add huge stars like Kim Tae-hee and Lee Byung-heon coming back to TV after years doing film, and you’re talking a LOT of money at stake. Then again, now I’m interested in Iris, when I previously had no desire to watch it. Mission accomplished, I guess. Iris is scheduled to air on KBS in September. Via http://www.newsen.com/news_view.php?uid=200902120826531001 Credits: Javabeans from Dramabeans |
KeeKey | [ 15-02-2009 - 17:21:03 ] |
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KeeKey | [ 15-02-2009 - 17:24:06 ] |
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![]() | ก้อยไปแล้วนะคะ บ๊ายบายคะ แวะไปทักทายที่หน้าเพจได้นะเจ้าคะ ![]() |
Faang n_n* | [ 15-02-2009 - 18:41:34 ] |
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![]() | quote : KeeKey Iris gets a drama and a movie February 12th, 2009 // by javabeans ![]() ![]() Kim Tae-hee, Lee Byung-heon Who else thinks this is a bad — or very odd — idea? Lee Byung-heon and Kim Tae-hee’s much-anticipated match-up in the upcoming action-spy drama, Iris, will also be producing — simultaneously — a film version. Producers from Taewon Productions say, “The movie will be produced alongside with the drama, and be shown in theaters after the drama’s end, with a separate story.” The drama won’t merely be re-edited in film form, but rather, a different version will be made entirely — a first time for a project of this kind. ![]() Directors Kim Kyu-tae (drama) and Yang Yoon-ho (film) The two projects will be undertaken by different directors. The drama will be shot by PD Kim Kyu-tae, who worked on KBS dramas A Love to Kill and Loveholic; the film will fall to Yang Yoon-ho of films Holiday and Libera, ME. According to one rep, “The work of scriptwriting will be divided between them and on the filming location, the drama and film teams will operate separately.” I have NO idea how they will accomplish this. Directors are king on set; how can you shoot something at the same time with the same cast, with two different directors, and NOT predict disaster? Or if not disaster, then massive chaos? On the other hand, if they pull it off, major props. The cast for the drama (and film) also includes Jung Jun-ho (The Last Scandal of My Life), Kim Seung-soo (Why Did You Come to Our House), and Big Bang’s TOP. The 20-episode drama will shoot overseas in Japan, Russia, and Turkey to a tune of a 20 billion won production budget. ![]() ![]() Jung Jun-ho, Big Bang’s TOP One thing I love about Korean entertainment is that they tend to experiment more and attempt formats that we don’t see much of elsewhere. For instance, branded entertainment that turns commercials into pop culture phenoms (i.e., Anycall). Or actors and big-name producers collaborating on a commercial/song/music video (i.e., Black ‘N Jean). Or A-list celebs recording refrigerator jingles that are later released as digital singles (i.e., the Salad Song). The project most similar to Iris is the joint Korea-Japan “telecinema” production featuring a stable of Japan’s top screenwriters with Korean directors and producers, to be shown in theaters and on television in both countries. The difference is that the telecinema is more like an omnibus film, with separate parts written and filmed by a different team, featuring separate actors. (One being Hero Jaejoong and Han Hyo-joo’s Heaven’s Postman.) It’s risky to put all your eggs into one basket like this — what if the drama flops? It’s a bad enough loss these days with drama production budgets so high. Add huge stars like Kim Tae-hee and Lee Byung-heon coming back to TV after years doing film, and you’re talking a LOT of money at stake. Then again, now I’m interested in Iris, when I previously had no desire to watch it. Mission accomplished, I guess. Iris is scheduled to air on KBS in September. Via http://www.newsen.com/news_view.php?uid=200902120826531001 Credits: Javabeans from Dramabeans นี่ไง ข่าวที่นัชรอคอยมาแล้วล่ะ ว่าแต่คิเกียดแปลจังอ่ะ ขอบคุณก้อยด้วยจร้า.. ![]() |
XSOEINW | [ 16-02-2009 - 22:40:37 ] |
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![]() | quote : Faang n_n* quote : KeeKey Iris gets a drama and a movie February 12th, 2009 // by javabeans ![]() ![]() Kim Tae-hee, Lee Byung-heon Who else thinks this is a bad — or very odd — idea? Lee Byung-heon and Kim Tae-hee’s much-anticipated match-up in the upcoming action-spy drama, Iris, will also be producing — simultaneously — a film version. Producers from Taewon Productions say, “The movie will be produced alongside with the drama, and be shown in theaters after the drama’s end, with a separate story.” The drama won’t merely be re-edited in film form, but rather, a different version will be made entirely — a first time for a project of this kind. ![]() Directors Kim Kyu-tae (drama) and Yang Yoon-ho (film) The two projects will be undertaken by different directors. The drama will be shot by PD Kim Kyu-tae, who worked on KBS dramas A Love to Kill and Loveholic; the film will fall to Yang Yoon-ho of films Holiday and Libera, ME. According to one rep, “The work of scriptwriting will be divided between them and on the filming location, the drama and film teams will operate separately.” I have NO idea how they will accomplish this. Directors are king on set; how can you shoot something at the same time with the same cast, with two different directors, and NOT predict disaster? Or if not disaster, then massive chaos? On the other hand, if they pull it off, major props. The cast for the drama (and film) also includes Jung Jun-ho (The Last Scandal of My Life), Kim Seung-soo (Why Did You Come to Our House), and Big Bang’s TOP. The 20-episode drama will shoot overseas in Japan, Russia, and Turkey to a tune of a 20 billion won production budget. ![]() ![]() Jung Jun-ho, Big Bang’s TOP One thing I love about Korean entertainment is that they tend to experiment more and attempt formats that we don’t see much of elsewhere. For instance, branded entertainment that turns commercials into pop culture phenoms (i.e., Anycall). Or actors and big-name producers collaborating on a commercial/song/music video (i.e., Black ‘N Jean). Or A-list celebs recording refrigerator jingles that are later released as digital singles (i.e., the Salad Song). The project most similar to Iris is the joint Korea-Japan “telecinema” production featuring a stable of Japan’s top screenwriters with Korean directors and producers, to be shown in theaters and on television in both countries. The difference is that the telecinema is more like an omnibus film, with separate parts written and filmed by a different team, featuring separate actors. (One being Hero Jaejoong and Han Hyo-joo’s Heaven’s Postman.) It’s risky to put all your eggs into one basket like this — what if the drama flops? It’s a bad enough loss these days with drama production budgets so high. Add huge stars like Kim Tae-hee and Lee Byung-heon coming back to TV after years doing film, and you’re talking a LOT of money at stake. Then again, now I’m interested in Iris, when I previously had no desire to watch it. Mission accomplished, I guess. Iris is scheduled to air on KBS in September. Via http://www.newsen.com/news_view.php?uid=200902120826531001 Credits: Javabeans from Dramabeans นี่ไง ข่าวที่นัชรอคอยมาแล้วล่ะ ว่าแต่คิเกียดแปลจังอ่ะ ขอบคุณก้อยด้วยจร้า.. เย้ๆมาสักทีขี้เกียจแปลเช่นกัน(แปลไม่ค่อยออกเรื่องของเรื่อง- -*) ว่าแต่พวกพี่ๆสอบกันวันที่ทะไหร่กันอะโรงเรียนผมปีนี้ใจร้ายมากมาย สอบตั้ง2มีนาแหนะเซงจิต |
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