Kim So Eun Profile (Biodata Kim So Eun) - Aktris cantik Korea yang satu ini banyak membuat kaum hawa iri karena kedekatannya dengan Aktor ganteng Kim Bum. Mengawali karirnya lewat serial Drama Sisters of the Sea pada tahun 2005, Kim So Eun mulai dikenal setelah membintangi Drama Korea Boys Before Flower yang cukup fenomenal.
Kim So Eun pertama kali terjun di dunia hiburan pada tahun 2005. Sea of Sisters adalah drama pertamanya yang disiarkan oleh televisi MBC pada tahun 2005. Disana dia bermain sebagai Jeong-hee Song. Pada tahun yang sama pula, dia bermain drama berjudul Sad Love Song sebagai Park Hye-in.
Pada tahun berikutnya, dia tidak bermain drama. Tetapi bukan berarti dia berhenti dari dunia hiburan, Kim So Eun mencoba mengasah kemampuannya dalam sebuah film Fly, Daddy, Fly yang dirilis pada tahun 2006. Tahun 2007, dia ikut dalam dua buah judul film yaitu The Show Must Go On dan Someone Behind You.
Selepas dari dunia layar lebar, dia kembali ke dunia layar kaca. Tahun 2008, dia membintangi The Iron Empress untuk KBS2. Boys Over Flowers yang dirilis oleh KBS2 benar-benar membuat namanya melambung tinggi. Aktingnya bersama dengan Kim Bum, membuat mereka dipilih sebagai pasangan serasi pilihan pemirsa. Mereka berdua bahkan digosipkan tidak hanya menjalin hubungan sebagai pasangan kekasih di drama tersebut bahkan di kehidupan nyata. Tetapi hubungan tersebut dibantah oleh mereka berdua. Benarkah itu?
Siapa sebenarnya Kim So Eun? Berikut ini adalah profil Kim So Eun:
Profile
Name : 김소은 / Kim So Eun
Profession: Actress, and Model
Birthdate : 1989-Sep-06
Height : 166cm
Blood type : O
Star sign : Virgo
Talent agency: N.O.A Entertainment
TV Shows
*A Thousand Kisses (MBC, 2011)
*A Good Day For The Wind To Blow (KBS1, 2010)
*The Man Who Can't Get Married (KBS2, 2009)
*Boys Before Flowers (KBS2, 2009)
*Empress Chun Chu (KBS2, 2009)
*Sad Love Song (MBC, 2005)
*Sisters of the Sea (MBC, 2005)
Movies
*Someone Behind You (2007)
*The Show Must Go on (2007)
*Fly, Daddy, Fly (2006)
*Family Matters (2006)
*Two Guys (2004)
Recognitions
2009 KBS Drama Awards: Best New Actress Award (Empress Chun Chu, Boys Before Flowers, and The Man Who Can't Get Married)
Koo Hye Sun merupakan artis dan penyanyi yang menjadi salah satu pemeran utama cewek di drama Boys Before Flowers. Dalam BBF, ia berperan sebagai Geum Jan bersama-sama dengan Lee Min Ho, Kim Hyun Joong, Kim Bum, Kim Joon dan Kim So Uen . Cewek kelahiran 1984 ini juga pernah bermain di film August Rust, namun sayang, artis yang berperan sebagai gadis tomboy di BBF tersebut hanya sebagai cameo.
Lee Joon-Gii was born on April 17th, 1982 in Busan, South Korea. His immediate family consists of his parents and one younger brother. While growing up, Joon-Gi was a fairly normal kid who enjoyed sports & computers. He first became interested in the performing arts as a high school student after watching a play of “Hamlet.” Lee Joon-Gi initially failed to get into college and, because of this, he moved to Seoul with almost nothing, but a dream to work in the entertainment field
. For the next couple of years, Joon-Gi worked at various part time jobs, before gaining acceptance into the Seoul Institute of the Arts.
In 2001, Lee Joon-Gi made his debut as a model for fashion brand So Basic, appearing alongside actress Hee-seon Kim. He would go on to appear in many more CF's and music videos. Joon-Gi continued to audition for various acting roles, but not did not find immediate success. In 2004, Joon-Gi landed his first substantive acting role in the TV drama "Star's Echo" - co-produced by MBC & Fuji TV. Joon-Gi would also make his acting debut on the big screen in the same year. Competing alongside 2000 other participants, Joon-Gi landed a role in the Japanese film "The Hotel Venus." During his time working on the set of "The Hotel Venus," Lee Joon-Gi found himself less than pleased with his management company & having to work part time jobs to support himself. "The Hotel Venus" would go on to become moderately successful in Japan selling 2.8 million tickets. Lee Joon-Gi would also start work on his first Korean film "Flying Boys" in 2004.
One year later, Lee Joon-Gi would land the role of "Gong-gil" in the 2005 film "The King and the Clown." The film was an unusual historical drama centered around the relationship between two male clown actors - one having traditional masculine traits and the other (played by Lee Joon-Gi) having highly effeminate traits. To land the role of Gong-gil, Joon-Gi endured four separate auditions. While filming "The King and the Clown," Joon-Gi spoke in a higher pitched voice and acted effeminate even when not in front of the camera to stay in the character of Gong-gil. The movie with little expectations upon its release, would then go on to become the highest grossing film of its time, selling 12.3 million tickets. Lee Joon-Gi also appeared concurrently on the small screen in the SBS drama series "My Girl," further boosting his popularity & making him one of the most popular actors in Asia.
After "The King and the Clown," Joon-Gi has usually taken on more masculine roles to avoid typecasting. He starred in two successful television series, "Time Between Dog And Wolf" & "Il Ji-Mae: The Phantom Thief," while appearing on the big screen in "Fly, Daddy, Fly," "Virgin Snow" (his second Japanese film), & the box office hit "May 18."
In 2009, Lee Joon-Gi worked primarily on his musical career, holding fan concerts in South Korea, China, and Japan, while releasing several digital download singles. Lee Joon-Gi was also appointed an ambassador for Korea tourism by the Korea Tourism Organization.He is now set to star in the upcoming MBC drama "Hero" this November.
Notes:
Lee Joon-Gi will serve his two year mandatory military obligation starting on May 3rd, 2010. He tried to postpone his military requirements to finish filming the movie "Grand Prix" and SBS drama series "Faith," but was unable to get an extension. Because of this Lee Joon-Gi dropped out of both projects.
Filmography:
Movies
- May 18 (2007)
- Virgin Snow (2007) - Kim Min
- Fly, Daddy, Fly (2006) - Go Seung Suk
- The King and the Clown (2005) - Gong Gil
- Flying Boys (2004) - Dong Wan
- The Hotel Venus (2004) - Boy
Television:
- Hero (MBC / 2009)
- Il Ji-Mae: The Phantom Thief | Iljimae (SBS / 2008) - Il Ji-Mae / Yong-Yi
- Time Between Dog And Wolf | Gaewa Neukdaeui Shigan (MBC / 2007) - Lee Soo-Hyun
Jang Geun-Suk was born on August 4, 1987 in Danyang County, Chungcheongbuk Province, South Korea. He is the only child in his immediate family. At the early age of six, Geun-seok started to work as a child model. His work as a child model came about by a fortuitous event. When his parents were selling their home, a perspective buyer came to their house who worked as a talent agent. When he saw young Jang Geun-Suk at the house, he advised his parents that Geun-seok should work as model.
Jang Geun-Suk made his acting debut four years later in the 1997 HBS sitcom "Selling Happiness" (Haengbokeul Pabmoda). He then continued to work in television as a child actor. In middle school, Geun-Suk heard the music of Japanese pop singer singer Ken Hirai & Japanese rock band L'Arc-en-Ciel. He was inspired enough by these bands to start learning the Japanese language by himself. In junior high school, Geun-seok went to school in New Zealand to learn English & Japanese. Because of his studies in New Zealand, he can carry casual conversations in both languages.
Even though Geun-Suk wanted to continue his studies in New Zealand, a job offer brought him back to South Korea. Geun-Suk landed a role in the popular MBC sitcom "Nonstop 4." After his work in Nonstop 4, Geun-Suk fell into a self-perceived slump and didn't think his acting was good enough. He decided then to re-devote himself to becoming a true actor.
In 2005, Geun-Suk's portrayal of the president's son in the SBS drama "Lovers in Prague" became a hit and was well regarded by drama fans.
In 2006, Geun-Suk made the jump to the big screen in the Japanese horror film "One Missed Call Final." Using his past experience with the Japanese language, Geun-Suk was able to communicate with his Japanese co-stars with no problems. He also learned sign language for the prior three months in preparation for his role as a deaf boy in "One Missed Call Final". His next role was back on the small screen with the KBS2 historical drama "Hwang Jin-yi." Geun-Suk's performance in "Hwang Jin-yi" did gain the attention of many female fans. The following year in 2007, Geun-Suk was casted in the rock music themed film "The Happy Life." His portrayal of Hyeon-ju in "The Happy Life" allowed Geun-seok to show off his masculine charms, as well as display his skills as a singer. Geun-Suk would go on to play in two more music inspired titles in 2008, with the feature film "Doremifasolasido" and the MBC TV drama "Beethoven Virus."
Geun-Suk's next role in the 2009 thriller "The Case of Itaewon Homicide" marked the first time Geun-Suk performed as a villain. The film is based on a true story of a murder that occurred at a Burger King restaurant in Itaewon, South Korea.
Filmography
* You're My Pet | Neoneun Pet (2011) - In-Ho
* Where the Truth Lies | Beogeoking Salinsajeon (2009) - Pearson
Nickname: Korea's Little Sister, Gungmin yeodongsaeng, Gamza, Mungujeom
Birthdate : May 6, 1987
Birthplace: Gwangju, South Korea
Height : 1.65 m (5' 5")
Weight : 45 kg (99.208 lbs)
Body Mass Index : 16 (underweight)
Blood Type: B
Profession: Actress , Model, and Student
Marital Status: Single
Education: Sungkyunkwan University
Hobbies: Listening to Music, Reading, & Dancing
Early Years
Moon Geun-Young was born on May 6, 1987 in Gwangju, South Korea. Her immediate family consists of parents and one younger sister. Moon Geun-Young began her acting career from a young age as a child actor. During the third grade of her elementary school, Moon Geun-Young performed in her school's play and became enthusiastic towards acting.
After her performance in the play, Moon Geun-Young asked her parents to send her to an acting institute. At first her parents rejected her idea, but Moon Gun-Young did not give up. The following year, while in the 4th grade of elementary school, Moon Geun-Young asked her parents again. This time around, her parents replied if presidential candidate Kim Dae-jung won the election they would send her to acting school. Fortunately for Moon-Geun-Young, Kim Dae-Jung won the presidential election in 1997. By the 6th grade of Moon Geun-Young's schooling she enrolled in an acting institute in Gwangju. While learning acting at the institute her profile was sent by the institute to Seoul and in the following year she was cast as an extra for a few television dramas.
Television Debut
After more CF roles, Moon Geun-Young made her proper TV drama debut in 1999 with the KBS children's drama "Potato" . Moon Geun-Young also acted in the documentary "On The Way"directed by Choi Jae-Eun.
In 2000, her big break came while performing as the child character Eun-Seo in the KBS2 drama "Autumn in my Heart". With the drama's large following, she became recognized by the Korean public. In 2010, while promoting the theatrical play "Closer" Moon Geun-Young was asked what was her favorite performance and she stated that it was "Autumn in my Heart" due to her acting inexperience at the time and having to act on pure instinct.
Movie Debut
After acting in more dramas, Moon Geun-Young performed in the motion picture "Lover's Concerto". In 2003, Moon Geun-Young took on her first lead role in the critically praised and commercially successful horror film "A Tale of Two Sisters," directed by Kim Ji-Woon. "A Tale of Two Sisters" sold over 3 million tickets and helped display Moon Geun-Young's acting ability in a more dynamic setting.
With Moon Geun-Young's romantic comedy "My Little Bride" in 2004, she perfected her cute wholesome image and found further commercial success at the box office. "My Little Bride" sold over 3 million tickets and became the second highest domestic grossing film for that year. During this time, Moon Geun-Young picked up the nickname "the nation's younger sister" (Gukmin yeo-dong-saeng") due to her cute little sister image. Interesting to note, Moon Geun-Young mentioned that her management company was happy with her performance, but she was not. At the time she still could not let her Su-Yeon character from "A Tale of Two Sisters" go.
Her next films, 2005 "Innocent Steps" & 2006 "Love Me Not" were not as commercially successful nor did they receive favorable critical reviews. "Innocent Steps" would follow Moon Geun-Young's "cute" image set in "My Little Bride," while the darker "Love Me Not," followed more along the lines of "A Tale of Two Sisters".
In 2006, Moon Geun-Young was accepted at Sungkyunkwan University and majored in Korean Language and Literature. During this time, Moon Geun-Young took a break from acting and did not perform in any titles.
Return to Acting
In 2008, Moon Geun-Young made her return to acting in the SBS period drama "The Painter of Wind". The role marked a departure for Moon Geun-Young as she played a woman who disguises herself as a man to become a painter. Primarily due to the risky decision to cast Moon Geun-Young in the lead character role, the production company were worried about the commercial viability of the drama series. Filming also came with some difficulties. On October 9th, Moon Geun-Young fractured her nose while filming a scene for "The Painter of Wind." The accident occurred when co-star Park Shin-Yang inadvertently hit Moon Geun-Young with his elbow while filming an argument scene. Shooting for the series halted for one week while Geun-yeong recovered. As it turns out, "The Painter of Wind" received solid ratings (13.2% weekly average) and received favorable critical reviews.[7] Moon Geun-Young also garnered the top prize (Daesang Award) at the SBS Drama Awards for her performance in "The Painter of Wind".
In 2010, Moon Geun-Young made another bold step in her acting career by performing as the sometimes villain in the KBS2 drama "Cinderella's Stepsister". "Cinderella's Stepsister" was a hit, regularly receiving ratings in excess of 20%. During the press conference for "Cinderella's Stepsister," Moon Geun-Young stated that an actress should step outside of her "safety fence" and take on risk.
In 2010, Moon Geun-Young took on another new challenge by performing in the theatrical play "Closer". Moon Geun-Young played twenty something year old Alice, who works as a strip dancer. In November of 2010, Moon Geun-Young also took on another lead role in the romantic-comedy drama "Marry Me, Mary!". Moon Geun-Young stated she was ready to take a break from acting at the time, but on the strength of the scenario for the series, the talented staff and the casting of Jang Geun-Suk in the lead male role, she was persuaded to take on the role in "Marry Me, Mary!".
Family Background & Her Philanthropic Deeds
Moon Geun-Young's grandfather is the late political prisoner Ryu Nak-Jin. He died on April 1, 2005. Also, Moon Geun-Young's great uncle was shot to death during the Gwangju Uprising in 1980. Due to the political strife in Moon Geun-Young's family, Moon Geun-Young's parents placed a condition on their daughter to donate a portion of her earnings to needy causes. Throughout her career and, often anonymously, Moon Geun-Young has made small and large donations to different charitable causes. In November 2008, the non-profit group "Korean Community Chest'" revealed that actress Moon Geun-Young has donated over 850 million Won (approx. $800,000 USD) anonymously to the charity group over the past 5 years.[10] In 2009, Moon Geun-Young donated the Haenam Children's Center to the NGO group Good People. The building was originally financed at a cost of 300 million Won ($230,000) by Moon Geun-Young after she heard of the pastor and his wife who were in financial difficulties and the school, which taught underprivileged children in the area, was going to be shut down.
Special Relationship With Her Grandmother
As a child, both of Moon Geun-Young's parents worked and, because of this, she spent a lot of time with her grandmother. Her grandmother has also often spent time on the shooting set with Moon Geun-Young. A famous incident exists of Moon Geun-Young and her grandmother while on the shooting set for the movie "My Little Bride". During this time, they were observed together picking up discarded cigarette butts off the floor before throwing it away in a trash can.
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Seusai penampilan Gruvi dengan 3 lagu andalan mereka, tiba-tiba terdengan suara Justin Bieber, "Welcome To My World!". Penonton pun langsung menyambut dengan histeris. Count down pun dimulai, diiringi DJ yang memutarkan lagu-lagu hits Bieber, juga lagu populer Black Eyed Peas berjudul I've Got The Feeling, yang membuat penonton dan suasana semakin panas..panas...panasss....
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(*malang sekali yach... )
salah satu lagu favoryaite saya lagunya yang berjudul "Kiss and Tell"...
