On December 23rd, two teasers for Go Ara‘s new movie ‘PaPa‘ were revealed on SMTOWN‘s officialYouTube channel.
Directed by Han Ji Seung, Go Ara plays the role of ‘Jun’ alongside veteran actor Park Yong Woo, who will be playing the role of ‘Chunseob’. The film itself illustrates the story of a manager that chases after a junior manager all the way to Atlanta, Georgia in the United States for running away with his singer.
The manager eventually becomes embroiled in a contract marriage and comes to raise six children. After discovering the exceptional vocal talent of his first daughter, ‘Jun’, he becomes determined to turn her into a star in the States.
‘Jun’ sacrifices her love for music and dance for her family, but is able to rekindle her passion once she meets her new father through her mother’s contract marriage. After applying for an audition program, she passes and eventually moves on to becoming a star.
‘PaPa’ is scheduled to open in theaters on January 19, 2012. Check out the two teasers below!
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13 December:
On December 13th, actress Go Ara and actor Park Yong Woo attended the press conference for their upcoming movie, ‘Papa‘.
During the conference, Go Ara was asked which actor/actress she wanted to work with in future films. The actress shared, “I want to work with Won Bin sunbaenim in a project. I also want to work with actor Ahn Sung Ki sunbaenim.”
Her co-star Park Yong Woo was asked the same question, to which he smoothly replied, “Go Ara is always number one in my heart.” All jokes aside, Park Yong Woo shared some reflections on his past female co-stars, saying, “Han Hye Jin and Uhm Jung Hwa are respected actresses who people can learn a great deal from.”
‘Papa’ is a movie about a manager who pushes a young female talent to enter a reality TV show contest in the U.S. The manager is an ignorant and self-centered person who marries to attain a legal visa, but ends up raising six children when his wife dies.
Check out the movie trailer below!
On December 13th, actress Go Ara attended the production conference for her movie, ‘Papa‘, at the Lotte Cinema with co-star Park Yong Woo.
Park Yong Woo complimented Go Ara on her exceptional dance skills, to which she replied, “My character, Jun, is a highly talented one, so for two months, all I did was learn how to play the guitar, study English, dance, and sing.”
She added, “Before my debut, I also rehearsed with a few members of SNSD as a group. It wasn’t anything major.”
When asked whether she thought she was prettier than SNSD, she replied, “Of course not. SNSD is so very pretty. Whenever I’m watching SNSD’s performances, I’m always chanting their names.”
When asked which SM Entertainment labelmate gave her the most help, she said, “BoA unni came back after filming for her movie in the States, and gave me a lot of advice and some help with my English lines. Since I was set to film a scene requiring powerful dance moves, Yunho oppa would come and watch sometimes, noticing my lack in power. He told me to work harder.”
Park Yong Woo stated, “She’s a great dancer — so much so that I thought she was trained in it before she debuted. I thought that Go Ara had trained to become a singer for a few years, but that wasn’t the case, which makes it all the more impressive.”
‘Papa’ hits theaters January 2012.
1 July:
Directed by Han Ji Seung, Go Ara was cast for the role of ‘Jun’ alongside actor Park Yong Woo, who will be playing the role of ‘Chunseob’. The film itself illustrates the story of a manager that chases after a junior manager all the way to the States for running away with his singer.
The manager eventually becomes embroiled in a contract marriage and comes to raise six children. After discovering the exceptional vocal talent of his first daughter, ‘Jun’, he becomes determined to turn her into a star in the States.
‘Jun’ sacrifices her love for music and dance for her family, but is able to rekindle her passion once she meets her new father through her mother’s contract marriage. After applying for an audition program, she passes and eventually moves on to becoming a star.
Go Ara said, “‘Jun’ is a character that is perfect in singing, dancing, and English, so it is a bit pressuring to have to play her role. I will be preparing my best to give justice to my role.”
After completing the filming for her movie, “Pacemaker“, in August, she will be heading over to the States to focus entirely on “Papa”.
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