I thought there couldn't be a more beautiful woman on Earth than Ji-Hyun Jun when I saw her in My Sassy Girl. Then I saw Suzy Bae in While You Were Sleeping. Then I saw Ji-Hye Seo in just about anything, especially her role in Something in the Rain, and recently in Crash Landing on You. And I'm still not over Go-eun Kim in Goblin. I don't think I ever will be. I was mesmerized by just about the entire beautiful Korean women cast of Mr. Sunshine: Tae-Ri and Min Jung's amazing Hee-Na. I loved Ji-won Ha in Chocolate. And Yun-ah Song was about the best badass beautiful woman ever in the K2.
In almost every South Korean romantic drama there are so many characters exemplifying beauty inside and out that it's easy to conclude that country as being the greatest source of feminine beauty on Earth. There are so many gorgeous talented actresses that I could fill pages and pages describing their roles and how they captured my heart and soul for ever.
But this is primarily about this episode in this drama and the actress Sung-He Ko in her role as So-Yeon. Oh. My. God. Just go look at her in the one scene where So-Yeon is having dinner with her mother and Nan-do in her apartment. Sung-He speaks an incredible dialog with her facial expressions, body language, and her eyes - Oh her eyes - alone. That is simply superb acting.. I'm not done watching the series, but through the first two episodes she was growing on me, and by this episode she completely won me over. As I said, I'm in love all over again. Now I'm glued to her every look, every movement, every word (and I have to read subtitles).
I'm going to try to submit a list of favorites to substantiate what I'm saying about S. Korean actresses. They're ALL Miss Koreas. These people are making the best love stories you can experience...and so much more.
In almost every South Korean romantic drama there are so many characters exemplifying beauty inside and out that it's easy to conclude that country as being the greatest source of feminine beauty on Earth. There are so many gorgeous talented actresses that I could fill pages and pages describing their roles and how they captured my heart and soul for ever.
But this is primarily about this episode in this drama and the actress Sung-He Ko in her role as So-Yeon. Oh. My. God. Just go look at her in the one scene where So-Yeon is having dinner with her mother and Nan-do in her apartment. Sung-He speaks an incredible dialog with her facial expressions, body language, and her eyes - Oh her eyes - alone. That is simply superb acting.. I'm not done watching the series, but through the first two episodes she was growing on me, and by this episode she completely won me over. As I said, I'm in love all over again. Now I'm glued to her every look, every movement, every word (and I have to read subtitles).
I'm going to try to submit a list of favorites to substantiate what I'm saying about S. Korean actresses. They're ALL Miss Koreas. These people are making the best love stories you can experience...and so much more.
