#confession tvn

[greysasquatchhh]

seunghyo has abandonment issues. he witnessed his mother cheating and abandoning him in childhood. his father was too busy to be with him most of the time. him overthinking & not wanting to confess his love to seokryu is understandable considering the only genuine companionship he has ever had is at stake (including her loving family). also, he thinks she still loves her ex and someday she will again leave korea and him behind, once again.

[inpursuitofnunchi]

dan-ho the harbinger of chaos

[afza147]

Ep6 Love Next Door short review

I was waiting for the first confession and become angry with next week preview.

Wdym her ex is back and is this guy

I love this guy ,he's my guy from be melodramatic ..he just a great guy to play her ex but not the cheating part though

So next week going to be exes reunion week + will he finally confess?? I thought was today ..I'm disappointed

Also with so many distant and awkward moment between them..I can feel as seok ryu.

So apparently second lead couple know on first couple feeling but only the first lead don't know.

And this scene is like him got remind of his character in previous drama ' one spring night'

Really writernim making many reference of hae in drama😅

And also Yeon do mother is far away mean what ?die or really far way..still hoping for that's not his real child and he just being a step up single dad😅😅🤣🤣

Also the helping seok ryu father part was awesome ..plus point for seung hyo.

Even at some part in the ending I was thought he was gonna kiss her ..kinda feeling the vibe at the same time I was praying he don't mess up his first confession

But on next week preview..it seem like no confession will happen afterwards as the ex appear.

But there also a bicycle moment so lets pray for a smooth first confesion

Not angrily but happily..u can do it seung hyo

[naksushadows]

"You made my heart race. What you said holds a deeper meaning than I miss you. The cruel assassin has finally responded to my naïve and sincere love confession."

[kdramaconfessions]

I'm so in love with this cast of Jirisan that you don't know how much the tension is building❤️

[kactors-kpop-kdrama]

[inpursuitofnunchi]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA SCREAMING CRYING THROWING UPPPPPPPPP

"I like you" seunghyo confessed guys...how are we feeling aaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh?😭😭😭😭🤸‍♀️

[jangseonjang]

I think this is also worth sharing. Another interview with Woo Davi, our lovely Jooran. And I'm going to bold my favorite in this interview and input comments enclosed with '<>'🤭

Woo Davi on Jeongnyeon: "Subtle emotional scenes with Kim Taeri... I actually fell for her" [IS Interview]

"I felt a surge of emotions when the 'Twin Towers' stage ended."

Actress Woo Davi gained recognition through the tvN drama Jeongnyeon. She portrayed Jooran, a friend of the protagonist Jeongnyeon, bringing depth and dimension to the character while also charming audiences with her role as Guseulagi on the women’s national theater stage.

In a recent interview with Ilgan Sports, Woo Davi shared, "I felt sad after the final scene featuring the 'Twin Towers' stage in the last episode of Jeongnyeon. It felt like a farewell I wasn’t ready for, as though I was parting with Jeongnyeon. I’d never experienced such emotions in my life before. Everyone gave their all, and for me, it was a series of challenges." <same, davi, same.>

Jeongnyeon, based on a webtoon of the same name, is set in the post-Korean War 1950s and tells the story of Jeongnyeon (played by Kim Taeri), a girl with an extraordinary singing talent, and her journey in a women's national theater troupe. The drama premiered on October 12 with a 4.8% nationwide viewer rating (according to Nielsen Korea) and concluded on November 17 with a remarkable 16.5% rating.

Woo Davi played Hong Jooran, a trainee in the Maeran Theater Troupe who stood out as the only character to warmly support Jeongnyeon when others were envious of her genius. While the original webtoon depicted Jooran as simply Jeongnyeon’s friend, the drama expanded her role to significantly influence Jeongnyeon’s transformation. Woo Davi delivered a multi-faceted performance, portraying innocence in their friendship, the confusion of a young girl feeling subtle emotions for Jeongnyeon, and the eventual struggles of a woman swept up by the times. Her nuanced portrayal contributed to the drama being praised as a well-crafted piece. <thank you for recognizing 🥰>

During the interview, Woo Davi, who showed a personality more assertive than her character Jooran, expressed deep affection for her role. “Jooran is steadfast and kindhearted, always approaching others with an open mind. She boldly shares her thoughts, even with the genius Jeongnyeon and the distant Yeong-seo (played by Shin Ye-eun). Despite being 18 in the story, her ability to stay grounded in challenging circumstances was admirable,” she said. However, she added with a laugh, “In real life, I tend to say what’s on my mind right away because I don’t want to have regrets. Watching Jooran hesitate to admit her mistakes to Jeongnyeon made me think, ‘You should just say it!’” <i wonder if davi would've confessed to jeongnyeon aside from admitting her mistake trying to run away/refusing to admit her true feelings 🤭 because the way i interpreted jooran's action was it's because of her confused feelings for jeongnyeon and it scares her because maybe she couldn't understand it at first as to why she's having such feelings for her. so if davi happens to be in the same situation i wonder if she'd say to jeongnyeon right away: "i'm scared to be your partner because you make me feel things i've never felt before. my heart went crazy when we practiced and it got me confused idk if it's just acting or not anymore.">

Jeongnyeon centered on Jeongnyeon’s coming-of-age story, but the drama also focused on the dynamics between its characters, showcasing significant changes in their relationships. Woo Davi explained, “Jooran has many sides to her. She’s angelic at times and cold at others. I worked hard to portray these contrasts while maintaining her core identity.” Regarding the pivotal scene where Jooran witnesses Jeongnyeon losing her voice, Woo Davi shared, “I wanted to capture the subtle nuances in that moment.” In that scene, Jooran develops emotions that seem to transcend friendship while rehearsing the role of Gomigeol in Jamyeonggo opposite Jeongnyeon, played by Kim Taeri.

“There’s no doubt that Jooran felt something deeper than friendship for Jeongnyeon. Since both characters love the stage, it made sense for their emotions to intertwine with their Jamyeonggo roles. I read comments on that scene, and one said, ‘Who wouldn’t fall for Kim Taeri if she looks at you like that?’ and I completely agreed. (Laughs) Taeri’s gaze has a way of drawing you in. I actually fell for her in real life during that scene. The atmosphere on set was so intense that you could hear every breath, but Tae-ri unnie led the scene so naturally that acting in it wasn't so difficult. Unnie is so full of passion that I just had to follow her energy in every scene. I feel lucky and honored to have worked with her." <when davi said "i actually fell for her in real life" seems like taeri and davi have become the real versions of jeongnyeon and jooran 🤭 because it's that same scene where jooran's (dormant) feelings for jeongnyeon awakened, and that same scene also made davi fell in love with taeri. but without going beyond, davi's transparent admiration for taeri is so cute, and perhaps this already answers my question if davi happens to be jooran she had already confessed to jeongnyeon with how davi boldly declares that she fell in love with taeri during the same scene. and the last sentence really warms my heart "i feel lucky and honored to have worked with her". i'm so happy for woo davi for getting that role, giving her a chance of once in a lifetime to work with the actress she admires and really winning for she got to also be the love interest of kim taeri~~>

Woo Davi also captivated viewers with her role as Guseulagi in Jamyeonggo. Her princess-like appearance and aura immediately drew attention. The interplay between Jooran and Jeongnyeon, both portraying Guseulagi, added an extra layer of fun. Reflecting on her performance, Woo Davi said, “I was nervous watching the scene, but I was relieved to see nothing seemed off. Later, when I read viewers’ comments, they were so overwhelmingly positive that I joked about the company hiring people to write them. It was an honor to be associated with such kind words and to receive so much praise.” <you deserve all the praises because you did a splendid job, davi 🥰 both you and taeri. also, thank you for your hardwork and for bravely auditioning for jeongnyeon: the star is born despite it having a subtle gay theme (as a rookie actor it's really brave. but same with kim taeri, when she's also just starting, she bravely starred in the handmaiden which is more explicit). and i hope that you'll be more confident in your craft. but i understand the nervousness especially that scene screams *gay* because sadly s.korea isn't still so open. so for it to receive such positive comments is really a surprise and must be very rewarding. but it's great that they dared to air a drama with same-sex intimacy for general audiences even though the director had been cautious and have deleted some scenes (*the needed kissing scenes**gay fights*) that can really confirm jooran and jeongnyeon's feelings for each other.>

Like her fellow cast members, Woo Davi trained in women’s national theater techniques for a year before filming. She admitted, “At first, it felt so foreign and challenging that I was often discouraged, wondering if I’d ever improve. The process was also about accepting my own shortcomings and growing through them.”

Since her debut in the 2019 web drama Triple Some 2, Woo Davi has steadily built her career through supporting roles in various projects. Jeongnyeon marked a turning point in her career, firmly establishing her presence among viewers. “Even though the drama has ended, I’m still thinking about how I can showcase more diverse aspects of myself,” she shared. To her fans, she said, “Thank you for all the love you’ve shown. I promise to repay your support with even better performances.” <i'm looking forward. and if i'm going to be honest, i want more of davi and taeri gl series. and also, i don't think i'm ready yet to see davi be partnered up with a guy. though i know she already starred in a drama wherein, obviously, she's partnered up with a guy. i know i'm being petty. but it's the same with taeri. after watching the handmaiden, i found that it's hard for me to watch taeri being intimate and locking lips with a guy. *i think i have a heterophobic percentage lmao*)>

— Jihee Yoo, reporter at Edaily

Link: https://m.entertain.naver.com/article/241/0003398062

[convenientalias]

Which is my favorite Kdrama network?

When I'm bored I like to list and categorize things. Today I've decided to discover, statistically, which Korean drama network is my favorite based on shows I've watched.

Including both shows I've completed and shows I've dropped bc in this case, the shows I don't like are relevant.

Using my ratings from MyDramaList :) which means however I felt the first time I finished watching a show, basically. Not including networks where I've only watched one show (e.g., Disney+, Wavve, Channel A).

JTBC:

Agency--Dropped

Beyond Evil--6

Itaewon Class--Dropped

My Country the New Age--10

Private Lives--Dropped

Reflection of You--Dropped

Sisyphus: The Myth--Dropped

I can't believe this network produced My Country the New Age when everything else I've watched by them has been a flop for me. Beyond Evil came the closest to breaking the curse but even then. Itaewon Class is one of my least favorite shows I've ever tried to watch; I've forgotten most of the details now but a bad taste lingers.

KBS:

White Christmas--10

Mad Dog--8

The King's Affection--10

River Where the Moon Rises--Dropped

Should I have given River Where the Moon Rises more of a chance? Bc apparently this network only makes bangers.

MBC:

Extraordinary You--7

Rookie Historian Goo Hae-ryung--9

The Veil--7

Idk what to say about this one. RHGH is pretty damn good but I think I would probs like it less watching it now than I did in 2019, newish to kdramas and ready to love anything. But it's a fave regardless, and Extraordinary You and The Veil are both fairly watchable. A serviceable network.

MBN:

Perfect Marriage Revenge--Dropped

Sponsor--Dropped

A network to watch a few episodes with the desire to see dogblood plots, and then leave.

Netflix:

Bloodhounds--8

My Holo Love--Dropped

Gyeongseong Creature--Dropped

Song of Bandits--8

The Silent Sea--7

It's Netflix. I don't know that they're ever going to make a real favorite for me but they're fairly competent.

OCN:

Save Me--8

Duel--Dropped

A Superior Day--Dropped

Apparently it takes Seo Ye-ji and Woo Do-hwan's powers combined to make me finish a show by this network. You'd think it would be easier bc they seem to enjoy angst and whump, but I think they pour it on a little too thick.

SBS:

Doctor Stranger--Dropped

Lovers of the Red Sky--8

Revenant--9

The King: Eternal Monarch--7

The Killing Vote--Dropped

Remember: War of the Son--Dropped

Honestly I might come back to at least one of these dropped shows. Their track record on plots is okay, but their actors are really good.

TVN:

100 Days My Prince--Dropped

Alchemy of Souls--9

Bad and Crazy--Dropped

Circle: Two Worlds Connected--9

Confession--6

Devil Judge--9

Eve--8

Flower of Evil--10

Hotel del Luna--Dropped

It's Okay to Not Be Okay--8

Mine--8

Mr. Sunshine--8

Our Blooming Youth--Dropped

Pandora: Beneath the Paradise--Dropped

Psychopath Diary--9

Tale of the Nine-Tailed--Dropped

Clearly I just start the most show by them. Do they make the most shows? I don't know. Good concepts and good cinematic quality on most of these shows, with just a few exceptions. Pretty solid network.

Viki:

Color Rush--8

I Picked Up a Star On the Road--6

Where Your Eyes Linger--8

You Make Me Dance--6

Mixed bag.

The takeaways:

I should probably watch more KBS. On my to-watch list, that translates to Youth of May, the Bridal Mask, Hwarang, the Bloody Heart, and Orange Marmalade. So mostly historical dramas, which is a pity bc apparently I also like their thrillers.

Really, though, my to-watch list at this point has a ton of SBS and MBC on it for some reason, at least with shows that have already come out. According to my stats so far, my odds are pretty mixed on liking them or not.

Somehow, one feels, I will actually end up watching more TVN instead... but that has yet to materialize. (except the one kdrama I'm currently watching is a TVN drama. so.)

Did I really learn anything? No. and on that note, good night.

[what-breaks-my-heart]

Watched in 2023

Korean Drama:

Apple of My Eye (KBS daily drama, 2023)

Between Him and Her (Channel A, 2023 - ongoing)

Can We Be Strangers? (Genie TV, 2023)

Check Out the Event (MBC short drama, 2021)

Elegant Empire (KBS daily drama, 2023 - ongoing)

Lady Durian (TV Chosun, 2023)

Live Your Own Life (KBS weekend drama, 2023 - ongoing)

Meant to Be (MBC daily drama, 2023)

My Dearest (MBC miniseries, 2023)

Numbers (MBC miniseries, 2023)

Pandora: Beneath the Paradise (tvN, 2023)

Perfect Marriage Revenge (MBN, 2023)

The Real Has Come! (KBS weekend drama, 2023)

The Third Marriage (MBC daily drama, 2023 - ongoing)

The Witch’s Game (MBC daily drama, 2022 - 2023)

Three Bold Siblings (KBS weekend drama, 2022 - 2023)

Unpredictable Family (KBS daily drama, 2023 - ongoing)

Woman in a Veil (KBS daily drama, 2023)

KBS Drama Special:

To My Assailant (2020)

While You're Away (2020)

One Night (2020)

Scenery of Pain (2021)

Siren (2021)

Ordinary Jae Hwa (2021)

The Effect of a Finger Flick on a Breakup (2021)

Underwear Season (2022)

Do You Know Ashtanga (2022)

Silence of the Lambs (2022)

The Distributors (2022)

No Path Back (2023)

Half Lies (2023)

Do Hyun's Confession (2023)

We Were There (2023)

Dog Days of Summer (2023)

The True Love of Madam (2023)

Love Attack (2023)

Korean Movie:

Confidential Assignment (2017)

Confidential Assignment 2: International (2022)

Emergency Declaration (2022)

Exit (2019)

Gate (2018)

Recalled (2021)

The Roundup (2022)

The Roundup: No Way Out (2023)

The Tower (2012)

Chinese Drama:

Gank Your Heart (2019)

Love You Seven Times (2023)

Nothing But You (2023)

She and Her Perfect Husband (2022)

Song of the Moon (2022 - 2023)

The Romance of Tiger and Rose (2020)

Chinese Short Drama

Love at Second Sight (2023)

Chinese Movie:

My Blue Summer (2022)

Yesterday Once More (2023)

Taiwanese Movie:

Someday or One Day (2022)

Taiwanese Drama:

Someday or One Day (2019)

Japanese Drama:

Bokura wa Koi ga Hetasugiru (2020)

Japanese Toku Series

Kamen Rider Ex-Aid (2016 - 2017)

Avataro Sentai Donbrothers (2022 - 2023)

Ohsama Sentai King-Ohger (2023 - ongoing)

[labseraph]

One of the best shows that's surprisingly fast-paced without any romance.

Confession 자백 (2019) - Ep 13

[awesomek00]

Jung Haein said, "Insomnia + panic disorder after Bob's success..."I'm scared of people"

Jung Hae-in, Struggled with Malicious Comments After  ‘Something in the Rain’

 Actor Jung Hae-in appeared on tvN’s ‘You Quiz on the Block’ and reflected on his acting career. He shared that while gaining popularity through the drama ‘Something in the Rain’, he simultaneously struggled with a flood of malicious comments. Jung Hae-in confessed that the sudden spotlight overwhelmed him as he felt unprepared, leading to insomnia and a reclusive lifestyle. Although it felt like negative comments were everything back then, over time, he realized the importance of giving his best for the fans who supported him.

Movies, Dramas, and Real-Life Dating Rumors

 Jung Hae-in took on his first villain role in the movie ‘Veteran 2’, revealing that he avoided meeting people to fully immerse himself in the character, who had narcissistic and sociopathic traits. Additionally, in the drama ‘Son of a Mom’s Friend’, he played friends and love interests with actress Jung So-min, leading to real-life dating rumors. Through these diverse projects, Jung Hae-in has shown his passion and growth in acting.

Jung Hae-in’s Responsibility as a Descendant of Jeong Yak-yong

 Did you know that actor Jung Hae-in is a descendant of Jeong Yak-yong, a renowned Joseon Dynasty scholar? This isn’t just a rumor—he revealed it himself on the show. He shared that he grew up listening to stories about his family from his grandparents. However, it was only when he started studying history that he fully realized the value of his heritage. This sense of responsibility influences his behavior, making him more cautious.

 Although hosts Yoo Jae-suk and Jo Se-ho tried to lighten the mood with jokes, Jung Hae-in sincerely expressed his strong sense of duty to his family legacy. He also mentioned that YouTube frequently recommends videos related to Jeong Yak-yong, adding a humorous touch. This background might be why his acting and communication with the public seem to have gained more depth. There’s definitely more to look forward to from him!

[inpursuitofnunchi]

WELL FUCK I GUESS I WILL JUST THROW MYSELF OFF A CLIFF.

[gyuyoungarchives]

💬 Xports [13082020]: Press Interview Highlights for #ItsOkaytoNotBeOkay, Parts 1 & 2

Actress Park Gyuyoung expressed gratitude for working with her co-stars in "It's Okay to Not Be Okay."

On the 12th, Park Gyuyoung had an interview in a café in Samcheong-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, discussing the conclusion of the tvN drama "It's Okay to Not Be Okay."

In the drama, she played the role of Nam Juri, a mental health nurse. She portrayed a character who is an old friend of Go Moonyoung (played by Seo Yeji) and has an unrequited love for Moon Gangtae (played by Kim Soohyun). Notably, her character switches dramatically when drunk, seamlessly transitioning between innocence and comedy.

Park Gyuyoung remarked, "The 16 episodes seemed long, but ended so quickly. I feel both regret and pride, as the show received a lot of love." She added, "Not just my friends, but their friends watched it too. Even parents' friends were watching.

When asked about the most memorable feedback, Park Gyuyoung recalled, "I played characters in previous works, and people didn't realize they were all played by the same person. That reaction was memorable."

She also expressed her gratitude to co-stars Kim Soohyun, Seo Yeji, Kim Mikyung, and others. "I felt lucky to work with such seniors. The set was wonderful. Initially, I was hesitant about how to approach them, but they came forward and engaged in conversation, helping me act comfortably."

Especially about working with Kim Mikyung, she said, "There was a scene where I honestly expressed my feelings to my mother. Acting with seniors can be daunting, but she made it so comfortable. She created an atmosphere where I could act however I wanted."

The most memorable scene for her was being rejected by Moon Gangtae. She felt it best represented Nam Juri's emotions.

"Juri had a long unrequited love, and there's a scene where she gets harshly rejected, even to the ends of the earth. She confesses again on a rooftop and gets turned down. Despite this, she says, 'I just hope I don't become a burden and make you run away.' It was a hard line to say, but I think it well expressed Juri's feelings."

She particularly excelled in scenes where her character dramatically changed after drinking, effortlessly moving between innocence and comedy. Park Gyuyoung, who convincingly played a drunk character, admitted that she actually doesn't drink well in real life. She shared, "I thought of Juri's scenes as the only moments where she could truly express herself, so I really let go in my acting. I thought if Juri was usually reserved and restrained, then I needed to release pent-up energy in these scenes."

She added, "When I was acting, the staff would often laugh. I drew strength from that and tried hard to make it enjoyable."

Asked about the most memorable direction from director Park Shinwoo, Park Gyuyoung said, "The director completely trusted me and told me to do as I wished. There wasn't any specific direction to do this or that."

She continued, "In the scene where I had to touch fingers with Sangin (played by Kim Joohun), showing that our characters connected, the director gave very detailed directions, even to the nano level. That made me realize how meticulous he is."

Discussing the real-time drama talk and viewer reactions, Park Gyuyoung recalled, "What stayed with me was when people said, 'I didn't realize this person was the same person.' Seeing that people felt the emotions I intended in the scenes I was nervous and burdened about gave me confidence."

With the drama's popularity, her fan base has understandably grown. Park Gyuyoung laughed, saying, "A long-time fan said, 'It's fun to have someone to talk to now, instead of just talking to a wall.'

as Nam Juri in It's Okay to Not Be Okay, 2020

[idolskpop]

Song Joong Ki Reveals His Overseas Auditions and Plans to Expand Career Abroad

Song Joong Ki is ready to take on new challenges as an actor and explore different opportunities in the global entertainment industry. The star of “Hopeless” opened up about his overseas auditions and his ambition to expand his career abroad in a recent interview.

(Photo : Song Joong Ki Instagram)

Song Joong Ki on Becoming a Father

The actor, who recently welcomed his first child with his wife Katy, shared how fatherhood has changed his life and perspective. He said that he feels happy and amazed every time he hears that his son resembles him, especially his lips.

(Photo : Song Joong Ki Fan Cafe) "My lips are similar to my son’s. I feel good every time I hear that. I’m doing well with Katy while taking care of our son."

Song Joong Ki on His New Movie “Hopeless”

Song Joong Ki also talked about his latest film “Hopeless,” which is also known as "Hwaran." The movie is a dark thriller that follows a man who gets involved in a mysterious incident that leads him to a dangerous path. The actor said that he wanted to try a different genre from his previous works and that he was honored to work with talented actors and staff.

(Photo : Cannes Film Festival) Song Joong Ki, Hong Sa Bin, BIBI "As a viewer, I enjoy that genre. It was a natural appearance to me, but I think it might sound fresh to the audience who have a different image of me. I wanted to do it naturally because it’s a genre I usually like." “I’m grateful to the actors and staff who worked hard on this film. It was an honor to work with them.”

Song Joong Ki on His Overseas Auditions and Career Goals

Song Joong Ki also revealed that he has been auditioning for various projects in other countries, hoping to broaden his horizons and showcase his versatility as an actor. He said that he has failed most of his auditions so far, but he is not giving up on his dream of working in different cultures and industries. "I have an audition after this activity as well. I hope I pass this time because I failed most of my auditions before. I think I’m getting more greedy to try in various industries in other cultures."

(Photo : tvN's Official Instagram) The actor said that he is interested in working with directors and actors from different backgrounds and genres, such as action, comedy, romance, and drama. He said that he wants to challenge himself and learn from others. “I want to work with directors and actors who have different styles and colors. I want to experience various genres and emotions. I want to challenge myself and grow as an actor.”

Song Joong Ki’s Upcoming Projects

Song Joong Ki is currently busy promoting his movie “Hopeless,” which is set to hit the theaters on October 22. He will also star in a Netflix original series called “My Name is Loh Kiwan,” which tells the story of a North Korean defector who falls in love with a woman who has lost her will to live. The actor will reunite with his “Vincenzo” co-star Jo Han Chul and work with rising actress Choi Sung Eun for the first time in this series. Song Joong Ki is one of the most popular and respected actors in Korea, who has proven his acting skills and charisma in various projects, such as “Descendants of the Sun,” “Arthdal Chronicles,” “Space Sweepers,” and more.

(Photo : News 1 Korea) Thrilling Confessions: Song Joong Ki's Journey as a Father and His Bond with Dad He is also known for his humble personality and generous donations to various causes, such as COVID-19 relief efforts, children’s welfare, animal rights, and cultural preservation. What do you think of Song Joong Ki’s overseas auditions and plans to expand his career abroad? Are you excited for his new movie and series? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! Don’t forget to share this article with your fellow fans of Song Joong Ki! Subscribe to IDOLS KPOP for exclusive updates and captivating content. Read the full article