Showing posts with label Twenty Years Old (The Movie). Show all posts
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Thursday, May 22, 2014

Jung So Min Cast as Lead Actress in Horror Romance Film ‘Alice’




Jung So Min has landed another major film role.  SM C&C, Jung So Min’s agency, revealed on May 22 that she has been cast as the lead actress in film Alice.  This is her second confirmed casting for a film, following Twenty Years Old. 

Alice is a horror romance film based on a true story about a girl named ‘Hye Joong,’ who goes into wonderland pension to find the cause of her life-threatening nightmares, and encounters a mysterious man. 

Meanwhile, Jung So Min will start filming once KBS2’s Big Man is over.

Sunday, May 11, 2014

Jung So-min offered role of Kim Woo-bin’s girlfriend

by | May 11, 2014 |





Jung So-min (Big Man, Can We Marry) is about to make her film debut, according to reports that say she is considering taking the role of Kim Woo-bin’s (Heirs) girlfriend in the upcoming coming-of-age movie Twenty, which co-stars Kang Haneul (Heirs, Angel Eyes) and Junho (Cold Eyes). I say, want’s to consider? Doooo eeeet.

Twenty follows the story of three friends, and will depict that wonderful and terrible period of turbulence for young adults on the cusp of growing up. The emotions will be full of youthful fervor, based on the description of this age as “a time when anything can happen, when anyone can love, and when possibilities are unlimited.” The friendships will both “shine brightly” and be childish at times, which feels like the right way to describe that period of life. (Loved it, would never relive it.)

Kim Woo-bin plays the guy who only cares about girls, and although Jung So-min’s character is described as his girlfriend, she’s known all three guys since their school days, when all three had been interested in her. Junho will be the hard-working dreamer who wants to be a manhwa artist and studies to get into university, while Kang Haneul again plays the guy who has it all.

With Jung So-min currently acting in the Monday-Tuesday drama Big Man, she’ll have to do some schedule finagling if she is to take on Twenty, though I’d say it’s worth it—who wouldn’t want to see her and Kim Woo-bin in a screen romance?



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