'I like stories that lay human nature bare': veteran actor Choi Min-sik

Saya terinspirasi dengan karya Asia, termasuk Malaysia – Lee Jun-young

“RAMAI yang cakap saya popular sebab selalu bawa watak mencabar, tapi sebenarnya saya memang orang yang sukakan cabaran. Suka kumpul pengalaman,” Demikian kata pelakon popular Korea Selatan, Lee Jun-young ketika bercerita mengenai perjalanannya sebagai pelakon. Satu demi satu karakter lakonannya meledak baik dalam drama Weak Hero Class, When Life Gives You Tangerines atau Brave Citizen, ... Read more The post Saya terinspirasi dengan karya Asia, termasuk Malaysia – Lee Jun-young appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

'Notes from the Last Row' stars compare notes

Choi Min-sik went in with one image for his character: meat on a hook. I wanted to strip this man bare and hang him up like a slab of meat, he said of Heo Mun-oh, the failed novelist turned embittered literature professor at the center of Notes from the Last Row. He's a professor, an author. But learning has nothing to do with character. He's just a lump of desire. Released June 26 on Netflix, the six-part suspense drama from director Kim Gyu-tae adapts a Spanish play by Juan Mayorga. Mun-

Chloe Bailey on Sexy Thriller ‘Strung,’ the Best Advice Beyoncé Gave Her and Racist Backlash to ‘The Little Mermaid’: ‘It Broke My Heart’

SPOILER ALERT: This article contains mild spoilers for “Strung.” Nostalgic for erotic thrillers of the ‘90s like “Sleeping with the Enemy” or “Basic Instinct?” Then “Strung” is the movie for you. Directed by Malcolm D. Lee (“Girls Trip”) and debuting June 26 on Peacock, the film tells the twisty tale of Laila (Chloe Bailey), a []