What were the top five professions in k-dramas this year? There were physical trainers, carpenters, and kimchi makers, idols, spies and producers, but as always the number one profession is chaebol.
Yoon Eun Hye will attend the 20th Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) not as an actress but as a director. She's not the only k-drama actress who directs.
Starting out in a k-pop group does not mean you don’t have the potential to make it as an actress. Quite a few girl group members started off strong while others that were merely competent to start with have acquired serious skills since they made the switch.
Park Yoo Chun and his most recent drama “The Girl Who Sees Smells” are back on top. The JYJ singer and actor had knocked Kim Soo Hyun and his most recent drama “Producer” out of first place in the Best Actor and Best Drama categories of the Kdramastars awards.
Making the transition from acting to directing seems like a natural progression. And few k-drama actors have tried working on both sides of the camera.
The vampire drama “Blood” finished its final episode on April 21. “Blood” earned slightly higher ratings for the last episode, rising from 4.7 to 5.0 percent.
K-dramas actresses are often cast in roles where they have to compete against each other for the leading man. But in real life, some actresses meet on set or in other settings and remain best friends.
More viewers tuned in to ‘Blood’ as the romance between Gu Hye Sun and Ahn Jae Hyun heats up but the program was still came in dead last against its competition.
It’s not an easy job being an actor but it does have its perks. For one thing, there are kiss scenes with attractive co-stars that have to be filmed, sometimes for hours.
