Their characters are ex- lovers, and when they were alone together in a practice room, their love for the musical (and for each other) expressed itself through a steamy kiss.
In order for the kiss scene to look beautiful, Ock Ju Hyun and Daniel Choi had to take multiple shots, which ultimately left them exhausted.
An official stated, “In order to film a better scene, they had to take multiple retakes which exceeded the 19+ age. But thanks to the power of editing, we barely made the cut-off line to make the piano kiss viweable“.
Source + Image: Sports DongA via Naver and TV Daily - allkpop11 September:
On September 9th, the 2nd episode of the SBS‘s mini series ‘The Musical‘, showed Hong Jae Yi (Choi Daniel) kissing Go Eun Bi (Goo Hye Sun) on a train.
In this episode, Go Eun Bi headed to Daegu because of her father’s stubborn opposition to the musical, leaving her at risk of possibly quitting the musical altogether.
After hearing about this, Hong Jae Yi goes to Daegu in hopes of convincing her to come back. When he meets he tells her, “Is it your mind or is it your heart? If you do the musical, I’ll do the musical. If you won’t do the musical, I won’t do the musical, so you decide. If you decide to get hit by lightning, I’ll get hit with you”.
Later aboard the train heading back to Seoul, Hong Jae Yi meets Goo Eun Bi. He is so happy that she decided to follow him that decided to kiss her on the cheek. Go Eun Bi is shocked by this and when he leans in to kiss her again on the lips, she quickly covers her mouth as Hong Jae Yi decides to kiss her blocking hand.
This marks the beginning of a love triangle with another character, Bae Kang Hee(Ok Joo Hyun) who is an an old flame that is still interested in Hong Jae Yi.
Watch the romantic kiss scene starting around 11:40 below:
3 September:
The episode introduces the story of ‘Go Eun Bi’ (played by Goo Hye Sun), an honest and hardworking medical student who’s completely in love with musicals. She claims that adding medical terminology into musical numbers makes it easier to memorize them; she also respects top musical actress Bae Kang Hee more than the nobel prize winner Albert Schweitzer.
Eun Bi takes a leave of absence from medical school behind her father’s back, and applies for multiple musical auditions but gets rejected by each one. However, Eun Bi is a girl who does not know how to give up.
Meanwhile, famous composer/musical director Hong Jae Yi (played by Daniel Choi) is a talented and handsome guy, but doesn’t always make a great first impression on people. He is very care-free, has a high level of aesthetic sensitivity, and basically does whatever he wants.
During the episode, Eun Bi and Jae Yi bump into each other several times by coincidence. When Jae Yi happens to hear Eun Bi singing by the Han River one day, he criticizes her singing with the comment, “Hey little lady, you really can’t sing. You’re not supposed to sorrowfully wail that song like that“, and reveals to her that he was the original composer of the song she was singing.
At this, Eun Bi just gives a short laugh and replies, “If you’re Hong Jae Yi, then I’m Bae Kang Hee!”, but Jae Yi leaves her with the warning, “Don’t even dream of becoming a musical actress if you have no talent“.
Fast forward a year later, and we can see that Eun Bi still hasn’t given up on her dream to become a musical actress. When the two characters happen to meet once again, Jae Yi ends up playing the piano for Eun Bi while she sings to his accompaniment, but this time he forms a smile on his face instead of criticizing her, hinting that the two may form an interesting relationship in the future.
Viewers praised Goo Hye Sun’s hidden singing talents and Daniel Choi’s portrayal of a cheerful yet tough character with comments such as, “They really good together“, “I’m looking forward to the acting“, and “‘The Musical’ is really entertaining!”
Source + Photo: Newsen via Nate - allkpop1 September:
On September 1st, the drama’s production company revealed that it was purchased for $1.2 million USD. The drama contains a total of 16 episodes with a line-up featuring Goo Hye Sun, Daniel Choi, Ock Joo Hyun, and Park Ki Woong.
The story line centers around medical student ‘Go Eun Bi’ (played by Goo Hye Sun), who’s a medical student but actually dreams of becoming a musical star. Thanks to the popularity of ‘Boys Over Flowers‘ in Japan, Goo Hye Sun’s influence certainly be making its way into her other projects.
The drama will begin airing in Korea on September 2nd at 10 PM KST.
30 August:
Producer Nam Sang Moon expressed, “The reason why we decided to produce ‘The Musical’ was because of its originality. Not only is it the first drama to have a plot centered around musicals, but it also involves a love line between five people, rather than the conventional three or four.”
SBS has been dominating the prime time TV drama slots for every day of the week except for Friday. These dramas include Monday-Tuesdays‘ “Warrior Baek Dong Soo”, Wednesday-Thursdays’“Protect The Boss“, and the weekend’s “Scent of a Woman”.
With the addition of “The Musical” (to be broadcast every Friday), SBS could potentially dominate all seven days of drama prime time slots on TV. “Since SBS already dominates all TV drama slots except for Friday, SBS will take over Friday’s prime time slot with this drama,” said Nam Sang Moon.
“The Musical” tells the story about the passion and determination of musical actors as they prepare for their stage, and the love lines that bloom in between. Characters in the drama include a medical student named Go Eun Bi (Goo Hye Sun) who dreams of becoming a musical actor; a former Broadway actor and now the best musical composer, Jay Hong (Daniel Choi); Eugene (Park Ki Woong), a cold-blooded investor who knows nothing but money; and Park Kang Hee (Ok Ju Hyun), the ‘Queen’ of the musical industry.
Source: Sports Seoul via Nate - allkpop21 August:
‘The Musical’ will be the first-ever Korean drama with a setting of a musical. Goo Hye Sun will play the character of ‘Go Eun Bi’, a medical student who dreams of becoming a musical actor, and Choi Daniel will portray the character of ‘Hong Jae Yi’, the best musical composer from Broadway.
It’s been rumored that Goo Hye Sun has been engrossed in dance and singing practice, while Choi Daniel purchased a piano for himself and is wholeheartedly preparing for his role.
Other roles and actors include Park Ki Woong as the cold-hearted investor, ‘Yoo Jin’ and Ock Ju Hyun as the queen of musicals, ‘Bae Kang Hee’. Additionally, Shin Ae, Ki Eun Se, and Park Kyung Lim will also be starring in the drama.
The drama has also recruited real musical actors such as Seo Bum Suk, Hong Ji Min, and Choo Jung Hwa. Meanwhile, scenes from musicals like ‘Jekyll & Hyde‘, ‘Maria Maria‘, and ‘Finding Kim Jong Wook‘ will appear as the background for the drama.
An official from the writing team stated, “This is the first drama with a musical setting, and the drama’s lead actors will show off their colorful singing and dancing. With two years of planning and pre-production combined with a solid story, we are planning to presents viewers with fresh humor and emotion”.
‘The Musical’ will broadcast it’s first episode on September 2nd through SBS.
19 August:
On August 19th, a unnamed drama official stated that Goo Hye Sun has been confirmed to star as the main female character in ‘Fly Again’ which will be Korea’s first aviation drama and begin airing this upcoming December.
The official continued, “Goo Hye Sun is currently in Taiwan filming for ‘Absolute Boyfriend‘. She will prepare for filming once she returns to Korea.”
However, Goo Hye Sun’s agency YG Entertainment released a statement saying, “It’s true that she is considering the female role in ‘Fly Again’, but nothing has been confirmed yet.”
‘Fly Again’ will share the story of an ambitious and passionate co-pilot who grows and develops into a full pilot. It’s expected to be the most anticipated drama of the latter half of this year.
If she accepts the role, Goo Hye Sun will play the character of Han Da Jin, a female co-pilot who is extremely passionate about her work, and has a positive and cheerful outlook on life.
Furthermore, this will be the first Korean drama Goo Hye Sun has starred in since KBS2’s hit 2009 drama ‘Boys over Flowers‘.
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar