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[hallyudorama]

I hope you have fun with my K-drama recommendations to get you through this pandemic season.

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[exohoesworld]

hate myself how i kept this movie in dark for such a long time ....

[goarwago]

The Hidden Symphony(KaySun-AU) - Chapter 8:Baby, We Don't Stand A Chance, It's Sad But It's True-1-B (on Wattpad)

This chapter is more fun and sweet, with romantic moments set in the cozy autumn weather. There's plenty of #KuySun time and a revelation at the end. 

Plus, we have Ferit in the house too! Enjoy! https://www.wattpad.com/1502493775-the-hidden-symphony-kaysun-au-chapter-8-baby-we?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_reading&wp_uname=goarwago Sevval Morgan, a celebrated yet insufferably arrogant singer, is infamous for her virulent racism. Her career, once shining bright, has dimmed under the shadow of her bigotry. Sevval's only son, Kaya Morgan, is a talented music composer and short film director. Despite their British citizenship, the Morgans live in a bubble of their own making, isolated by Sevval's prejudices. When a debilitating stroke leaves Sevval partially paralyzed, she becomes reliant on daily care. Suna, a pleasant and hardworking Turkish immigrant nurse with precarious residency status, enters their lives. Suna's warm presence contrasts starkly with Sevval's harsh demeanor, but her immigration troubles threaten to uproot her from the country. Desperate to keep Suna as her caregiver and not wanting anyone else, Sevval manipulates the situation, coercing Kaya into a marriage of convenience to secure Suna's stay. This union, kept secret from the world and performed only for the eyes of immigration authorities, is a mere facade. Kaya and Suna find themselves trapped in a reluctant partnership, devoid of affection. Their disparate worlds-his affluent, creative milieu and her modest, caregiving reality-form an almost unbridgeable chasm. Kaya, under the burden of his mother's demands, and Suna, bound by her duty and hidden past, struggle in their new roles. Unbeknownst to Kaya, Suna harbors a mysterious past and a secret that, once revealed, promises to alter the dynamics of their forced relationship and the course of their lives forever. As their hidden symphony plays on, love and truth emerge from the shadows, challenging the boundaries they thought were unbreakable.

[k-wavemy]

Is there a possibility of a second season for Moving?

Han Hyojoo shared a picture on her Instagram account with the cast of the drama Moving, which previously aired on Disney Hotstar, with the caption "Hope see you soon guys! MOVING".

Instagram: kwavemy

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Han Hyo Joo Gets Called ‘Bong Seok’s Mom’ at BIFF 2023 + Reveals Shocks Fans with Her Brutal Diet for ‘Believer 2’

Han Hyo Joo, the star of the hit K-drama “Moving,” revealed her extreme preparation for her upcoming Netflix movie “Believer 2” at the 28th Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) 2023. The actress, who played a badass mom in “Moving,” transformed into a fierce character named Keunkal, a.k.a. Big Knife, in the sequel to the 2018 crime thriller “Believer.” Han Hyo Joo shared how she built her body and avoided drinking water for three days to show off her muscles in the action scenes. She also received a playful introduction from her co-star Cha Seung Won, who called her “Bong Seok’s mom,” referring to her son in “Moving.”

Han Hyo Joo Attends BIFF 2023 with ‘Believer 2’ Cast

On October 5, Han Hyo Joo attended the outdoor stage event of BIFF 2023 with her “Believer 2” co-stars Cha Seung Won, Oh Seung Hoon, and Jo Jin Woong.

(Photo : Han Hyo Joo Instagram) The cast discussed their experience and what to expect in the movie, which is set to premiere on Netflix on October 15. Han Hyo Joo looked stunning in an all-white outfit, as she greeted the audience with her warm smile. However, as she was about to take her seat, Cha Seung Won teased her and re-introduced her as “Bong Seok’s mom,” making everyone laugh. https://twitter.com/forhanhyojoo/status/1709893421652185580?s=20   The actress took the joke in stride and thanked him for the compliment. “Bong Seok’s mom” is the nickname given to Han Hyo Joo by fans of “Moving,” the webtoon-based series that aired on Netflix earlier this year. In the drama, Han Hyo Joo played Lee Mi Hyun, a former top-tier agent who left her career to follow her husband, Kim Doo Shik (Jo In Sung). The couple had a son named Kim Bong Seok (Lee Jung Ha), who was born with a rare condition that made him unable to feel pain.

(Photo : Lee Jung Ha Instagram) Han Hyo Joo impressed viewers with her portrayal of a devoted mother who protected her son from danger and taught him how to live a normal life. She also showed great chemistry with Jo In Sung and Lee Jung Ha, making fans root for their family.

Han Hyo Joo Reveals Her Extreme Diet for ‘Believer 2’

In contrast to her motherly role in “Moving,” Han Hyo Joo took on a different challenge in “Believer 2,” where she played Keunkal, a loyal member of an organization that produces and distributes drugs. Keunkal is also known as Big Knife, because she uses a large knife as her weapon of choice. She is in charge of protecting Mr. Lee (Cha Seung Won), the boss of the organization, whom she treats like her father. Han Hyo Joo said that she was attracted to the role because it was different from what she had done before. She also said that she wanted to pay tribute to the late Kim Joo Hyuk and Jin Seo Yeo, who played similar roles in the first movie.

(Photo : Elle Korea's Instagram) Han Hyo Joo However, playing Keunkal was not easy for Han Hyo Joo, who had to undergo a brutal diet and training regimen to achieve a lean and muscular physique. She said that she joined “Believer 2” right after “Moving” ended, so she did not have much time to prepare. She said that it was harder to build a skinny body that showed small muscles than a bulky one. She worked out all day, but her coach wanted her to show fine muscles even though she was “brutally skinny.” She also revealed that she did not drink any water for three days before filming the last action scene, where she had to tear up all her clothes and expose her body. She said that she tried the hydration method for the first time in her life, which involved removing all the hydration from her body by not taking a sip of water for three days. She said that it was very hard and painful, but she endured it for the sake of the movie. She hoped that viewers would appreciate her efforts and enjoy the movie.

Han Hyo Joo Receives Praise from Fans and Co-Stars

Han Hyo Joo’s dedication and transformation for “Believer 2” did not go unnoticed by fans and co-stars, who praised her for her professionalism and talent. Fans expressed their admiration and support for the actress, who showed her versatility and range in different genres and roles. They also commented on her beauty and charisma, saying that she looked amazing in both “Moving” and “Believer 2.” - Han Hyo Joo is so beautiful and talented. She can pull off any role. I loved her in Moving and I can’t wait to see her in Believer 2. - Han Hyo Joo is a goddess. She looks stunning in white. She is so brave and hardworking to do such a drastic diet for Believer 2. I hope she takes care of her health. - Han Hyo Joo is the best actress of her generation. She is always challenging herself and giving her best. She deserves all the love and recognition. Her co-stars also complimented her for her performance and attitude, saying that she was a joy to work with. Cha Seung Won said that he was impressed by her action scenes, where she showed no fear or hesitation. He said that she was very professional and passionate, and that he learned a lot from her. Oh Seung Hoon said that he was amazed by her transformation, saying that she looked like a different person in “Believer 2.” He said that she was very friendly and kind, and that he felt comfortable working with her. Jo Jin Woong said that he was honored to work with her, saying that she was a great actress and a great person. He said that she was very humble and respectful, and that he enjoyed their scenes together. Han Hyo Joo thanked her co-stars for their kind words, saying that she had a lot of fun filming with them. She said that they were all very supportive and helpful, and that they made the movie more enjoyable. She also thanked the director, the staff, and the fans for their love and support.

‘Believer 2’ to Premiere on Netflix on October 15

“Believer 2” is the sequel to the 2018 movie “Believer,” which was a remake of the 2012 Hong Kong movie “Drug War.”

(Photo : Netflix Korea) The movie follows the aftermath of the explosion at the drug factory, where Mr. Lee (Cha Seung Won) survives and rebuilds his organization. He faces a new threat from an undercover cop named Kim Sung Ryong (Oh Seung Hoon), who infiltrates his group and tries to expose his secrets. Meanwhile, Keunkal (Han Hyo Joo) remains loyal to Mr. Lee, while Detective Jo (Jo Jin Woong) continues his pursuit of justice. The movie is directed by Lee Hae Young, who also directed the first movie. The movie is rated R for violence, drug use, language, and nudity. The movie will premiere on Netflix on October 15, 2023. Are you excited to watch “Believer 2” starring Han Hyo Joo, Cha Seung Won, Oh Seung Hoon, and Jo Jin Woong? What do you think of Han Hyo Joo’s brutal diet and transformation for the movie? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! And don’t forget to share this article with your friends and fellow K-drama fans! Subscribe to IDOLS KPOP for exclusive updates and captivating content. Read the full article

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Love is all

If you are happy then I am happy because I am your fan 😊

#w #twoworlds #leejongsuk #kangchul #hanhyojoo #ohyeonjoo #kdrama #quote

[wolha]

HAN HYO-JOO as YOON SAE-BOM HAPPINESS 해피니스 (2021) dir. Ahn Gil-Ho

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JoInSung and HanHyoJoo for Harper Baazar Korea💜

[banyun-gong]

《독전2 (Believer 2)》 「大刀」聶小倩

한효주 (韓孝周, Han Hyo Joo) - Hanhyojoo (@hanhyojoo222) • Instagram

[dramaloverx]

😍E aí qual foi a Atriz do seu mês?

🤭comenta aqui e marque sua amiga para ela descobrir a atriz do mês também

🫰#dorama #coreiadosul #doramascoreanos #kdrama #doramasbrasil #songhyekyo #kimsoohyun #parkshinhye #baesuzy ##hanhyojoo #kimtaehee #junjihyun

[hallyudorama]

“Happiness" may be the first K-drama that alludes to the ongoing health crisis while hinting that another pandemic is just in our midst.

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Moving

Moving (Serie 2023) #AnzuLawson #HanHyojoo #ZoInsung #SeungryongRyu #AndreasFronk #GoYoonJung Mehr auf:

Serie / 무빙 Jahr: 2023- (August) Genre: Action / Abenteuer / Fantasy Hauptrollen: Anzu Lawson, Han Hyo-joo, Zo In-sung, Seung-ryong Ryu, Andreas Fronk, Go Yoon-Jung, Hee-soon Park, Tae-Hyun Cha, Park Bo-kyung, Seung-beom Ryu, Sun-Young Kwak… Serienbeschreibung: Auf den ersten Blick wirken Superkräfte wie ein Segen, doch das Leben mit einzigartigen Fähigkeiten ist alles, nur nicht einfach. Noch…

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The Hidden Symphony(KaySun-AU) - Chapter 8:Baby, We Don't Stand A Chance, It's Sad But It's True-1-A (on Wattpad) https://www.wattpad.com/1502431180-the-hidden-symphony-kaysun-au-chapter-8-baby-we?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_reading&wp_uname=goarwago Sevval Morgan, a celebrated yet insufferably arrogant singer, is infamous for her virulent racism. Her career, once shining bright, has dimmed under the shadow of her bigotry. Sevval's only son, Kaya Morgan, is a talented music composer and short film director. Despite their British citizenship, the Morgans live in a bubble of their own making, isolated by Sevval's prejudices. When a debilitating stroke leaves Sevval partially paralyzed, she becomes reliant on daily care. Suna, a pleasant and hardworking Turkish immigrant nurse with precarious residency status, enters their lives. Suna's warm presence contrasts starkly with Sevval's harsh demeanor, but her immigration troubles threaten to uproot her from the country. Desperate to keep Suna as her caregiver and not wanting anyone else, Sevval manipulates the situation, coercing Kaya into a marriage of convenience to secure Suna's stay. This union, kept secret from the world and performed only for the eyes of immigration authorities, is a mere facade. Kaya and Suna find themselves trapped in a reluctant partnership, devoid of affection. Their disparate worlds-his affluent, creative milieu and her modest, caregiving reality-form an almost unbridgeable chasm. Kaya, under the burden of his mother's demands, and Suna, bound by her duty and hidden past, struggle in their new roles. Unbeknownst to Kaya, Suna harbors a mysterious past and a secret that, once revealed, promises to alter the dynamics of their forced relationship and the course of their lives forever. As their hidden symphony plays on, love and truth emerge from the shadows, challenging the boundaries they thought were unbreakable.