If you’ve grown up alongside these child actors you may have forgotten how very adorable they once were. And if you haven’t you may enjoy seeing just how adorable a child actor can be.
The end of the year means there’s a lot to do and not enough time to do it all. But you don't have to deprive yourself of delicious drama fun. It's easy to indulge in a marathon or two in with the latest mini dramas.
The 22-year-old actor, who appeared in “Rooftop Prince” and “The Moon Embracing The Sun,” spoke about his crush on the October 14 broadcast of the MBC program “Radio Star.”
Actress Kim Yoo Jung may return to high school a role in the drama “Cheer Up.” This school is as prestigious as the one her character attended in Kim’s last drama “Angry Mom.”
Having a hard time fitting in your need for k-drama into a busy schedule? You may want to check out web dramas. These short dramas are a new way to satisfy your Hallyu craving on the go.
Five k-drama actors that debuted as children are set to become the next generation of Hallyu stars. They are following in the footsteps of previous child actors such as Moon Geun Young, Jang Geun Suk and Yoo Seung Ho, by slowly making a successful transition to more sophisticated roles.
Since k-dramas often require flashbacks to show what happened to characters when they were children, this creates opportunities for child actors. Some of these child actors like Park Shin Hye, Moon Geun Young and Yoo Seung Ho have gone on to successful careers playing adult roles.
Now that she’s 15, Kim Yoo Jung has set her sights on more grown-up roles and she has a clear idea who she wants for her leading man. It’s actor Yoo Seung Ho.
Kang Ja was a tough fighter in her own high school days. She ruled the school. When she discovers that bullies are targeting her daughter, she steps in.
