Korean actor Lee Min Ho shares why he feels very close to Filipinos

After arriving in the country on Thursday afternoon, Korean actor Lee Min Ho went straight from the airport for his Bench press conference at the Makati Shangri-la hotel. The event was hosted by Sam Oh who also served as the interpreter for Min Ho.
The heartthrob, who starred in popular Korean series which were aired on ABS-CBN like Boys Over Flowers and City Hunter, was visibly apologetic for the almost two-hour wait. “It wasn’t my fault. But I’m very sorry,” he said before answering questions from the press. The new Bench endorser is staying in the country for four days and admits he is looking forward to meeting his Filipino fans.
“I usually communicate with my fans through Twitter and Facebook. My fans mention me and message me a lot but I haven’t been able to reply to all of them, but because I hear so much from all of my Filipino fans. I feel very close to the Philippines and the fans that here. So in that sense I really, really like social media because I can communicate with my fans through it,” he said through his interpreter.
The Korean heartthrob said he was happy to see some of his fans already waiting for him when he arrived at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1 last November 15. “This is my first visit to the Philippines and it’s very cold now in Korea as opposed to the warmth here. So on my way here I felt like I was headed for a vacation and there were a lot of fans that were waiting at the airport so that made me very, very happy,” he admitted.
Min Ho said meeting his fans is always a positive experience for him. “The fact that I have millions of fans around the world gives me confidence because my job as an actor is a very unstable one, they have a very short life span but the fact that I have support from all my fans helps me concentrate on what I have to do so I feel very good about it,” he said.

During the event, Min Ho admitted that he feels proud of the success Korean singer PSY has achieved because of the “Gangnam Style” phenomenon. “It makes me very proud as a Korean because this is the first time that something so big hit worldwide and it’s Korean so this is something that helps all the Korean celebrities. The song ‘Gangnam Style’ is something I listened to quite a bit when it first came out. I’m very much into it and it makes me happy,” he shared.
Min Ho was not even shy to admit that he has danced “Gangnam Style” a couple of times already. “If I say I haven’t danced to ‘Gangnam Style’ I’d be lying (laughs). I can show you in an unofficial event. At another time! (laughs)” he said.
The Boys Over Flowers star also gave his honest opinion on why Korean dramas and K-Pop is becoming even more popular worldwide. “To be frank with you, I don’t know. I’m not sure what the reason could be. But seeing as how Korean dramas and songs are so popular worldwide, there has to be a universal factor, something that as human beings we can all relate to, like love, being romantic or between family members and I think this might be the reason why it’s so relatable,” he explained.
When asked why he accepted the offer to be an endorser for a Filipino brand, Min Ho admitted that he feels that he has a connection to clothing line Bench. “The most important things for me are my personal confidence with the brand. I also check if the brand’s image is fitting to my image as a celebrity and an actor. I think what we might have in common, the connection between us is our broad appeal and its global brand and I feel like I’m kind of like that. It sounds like Bench is playing a huge role in the international stage, in being a bridge to Korea and the Philippines so as an endorser of the brand I feel like I have to do my best in whatever I have to do because as an endorser I am also representing Korea and I am a sort of ambassador so I need to give back this honor of being a Bench endorser and doing a good job in whatever I do. The best thing about being a Bench endorser since I’m a simple guy is that I have a huge billboard with my face on it, (laughs)” he admitted.

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Lee Min Ho finds Filipino fans warm, friendly

"Boys Over Flowers" star Lee Min Ho during his press conference at the Makati Shangri-La Hotel on Thursday.

MANILA, Philippines – Being in touch with his fans worldwide is something Korean superstar Lee Min Ho truly treasures.

Lee, who was tapped by local clothing line Bench to be one of its international endorsers, said his supporters keep him grounded and at the same time make him want to become better at what he does.“The fact that I have fans around the world gives me confidence because my job as an actor can be a very unstable one. It can have a very short life span. But the fact that I have support from my fans helps me concentrate on my job and I feel very good about it,” he said.
Lee, who became an actor at the age of 19, said he is grateful that he could use various social networking sites to be in touch with his fans across the world.
Because of Twitter, Lee said that he feels close to his Filipino fans even before coming to the country for the first time.
“Filipinos are so warm and friendly and they are known worldwide with that. I feel like if I have to come [to the Philippines] and visit, it will always be like vacation, a relaxing experience,” he said.
Lee, meanwhile, shared what he thinks about the worldwide popularity of the phenomenal dance hit "Gangnam Style" and the Korean culture in general.
“It makes me very proud as a Korean because this is the first time that something so big has been a hit worldwide. It feels like this is something that helps out all the other Korean celebrities and Psy is doing that right now," he said.
Personally, Lee said he was into the the song "Gangnam Style" early on and it’s something that he listened to quite a bit when it first came out.

Part of Bench family

Meanwhile, Lee said he feels elated to finally be part of the Bench family. He said he is honored to endorse a brand which plays a role on the international stage.
“It sounds like Bench is playing a huge role in bridging Korea and the Philippines. As an endorser of the brand, I feel like I have to do my best in whatever I have to do because as an endorser, I am also representing Korea,” he said.
Asked what he thinks is the best thing about endorsing Bench, the “Boys Over Flowers” star said: “The best thing about being a Bench endorser is I have so many huge billboards with my face on it.”
The actor-model also shared that he accepted Bench’s offer because he has personal confidence in the brand.
He said Bench’s style and image actually fits who he really is as a celebrity and as an actor.
“I think the connection that I have with Bench is our broad appeal and it’s global brand. I feel like I also have that kind of appeal, a broad one, a global one,” he said.

Fashion sense

As for his fashion style, Lee said he is the kind of guy who loves wearing dark-colored clothes. He said the fitting of the clothes is also equally important.
While he does not look up to anyone in particular when it comes to fashion, Lee said he takes interest in looking at what other people are wearing.
Apart from wearing nice clothes, another thing which Lee is very particular with is his hair.
“Normally if I’m not working, I like to look like I never really try – styling it to look like it wasn’t styled. But when I’m attending a function, if I’m going to be part of an event, then I’m going put an effort into it. But basically, I think the most important thing is to be appropriate whatever the occasion is,” he said.
Lee arrived in Manila on Thursday afternoon for a four-day visit in the country.
Dubbed a “GlobalBenchSetter,” Lee is set to meet his Filipino fans on November 16 in a "Fun Meet" organized by Bench at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
Aside from Lee, two other Korean stars Si Won and Dong Hae of the group Super Junior also visited the country. The two are also among the roster of Bench's international endorsers.
Other foreign endorsers of the local clothing line are Filipino-Mexican-American singer Jessica Sanchez, Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine, Hollywood actor Liam Hemsworth, Disney-grown singer Joe Jonas, and American TV stars Lucy Hale and Michael Trevino.

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Korean superstar Lee Min Ho arrives in Manila

Korean superstar Lee Min Ho upon arrival at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1 for a four-day visit in the Philippines. Photo by Raoul Esperas for ABS-CBNnews.com

MANILA, Philippines – Korean superstar Lee Min Ho arrived in Manila on Thursday afternoon.

Lee Min Ho landed at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1 past noon today for a commitment with local clothing line Bench.
Dubbed a “GlobalBenchSetter,” Lee Min Ho is set to meet his Filipino fans on November 16 in a "Fun Meet" organized by Bench at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
Lee Min Ho, who will be staying in the country for four days, was tapped to become a Bench endorser after rising to fame for his role as Gu Jun Pyo in the hit Korean series "Boys Over Flowers." The show was first aired in the Philippines by ABS-CBN in 2009.

This was followed by the local airing of another Lee Min Ho-starrer, "Perfect Match," in 2010, and "City Hunter" in early 2012.

Lee Min Ho’s latest Korean series “Faith” is also set to air on ABS-CBN.
Aside from Lee Min Ho, two other Korean stars Si Won and Dong Hae, of the group Super Junior, also visited the country. The two are also among the roster of Bench's international endorsers.
Other foreign endorsers of the local clothing line are Filipina-Mexican-American singer Jessica Sanchez, Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine, Hollywood actor Liam Hemsworth, Disney-grown singer Joe Jonas, and American TV stars Lucy Hale and Michael Trevino.

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Lee Min Ho now part of Bench family

MANILA, Philippines - Philippine retail giant Bench ends weeks of speculation by finally announcing that South Korean superstar Lee Min Ho is the latest endorser for Bench and Bench Fix. Lee Min Ho is famous for his role as Gu Jun Pyo in the K-drama phenomenon Boys Over Flowers. The drama, a Korean adaptation of Japanese manga Hana Yori Dango (from which the famous Taiwanese drama Meteor Garden was also adapted), was a global hit, which catapulted Lee Min Ho to superstardom. Just like Boys Over Flowers, the actor’s succeeding drama projects, Personal Preference and City Hunter, scored high ratings in Korea and earned him numerous awards. All three dramas were hits when aired by ABS-CBN on Philippine primetime TV. In fact, due to the drama’s success, the network aired City Hunter for a second run.
Towering above six feet, the handsome actor is one of today’s most in-demand stars in South Korea. His portfolio of endorsements includes a multitude of products from clothes to beverages, food, cars, electronics and even cosmetics for top Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese and American brands. His contract with Bench further cements Bench’s position as the top global Philippine retailer and will definitely put the brand in the spotlight by introducing it to the star’s huge and loyal worldwide fanbase.
A few weeks ago representatives from Bench flew to Seoul to finalize the actor’s contract and oversee his photo shoot for Bench and Bench Fix. LA Consing Lopez handled the styling at the then-top-secret photo shoot. The highly anticipated Bench ads show Lee Min Ho in casual chic clothing that emphasizes a lot of color and attention to details. You’ll see him sporting playful colored Bench denim, uniquely designed button-downs, and limited-edition graphic tees (must-have items for die-hard fans).
In addition to endorsing Bench clothing Lee Min Ho is also the newest face of Bench Fix. His flawless skin, symmetrical facial features and overall charisma make him the perfect model for Bench’s line of beauty and grooming products. The items highlighted in his endorsement for Bench Fix include his personal favorites: Claydoh Lite Molding Clay, which defines and adds texture to give hair a matte finish; Hairlastic Flexible Fibers, which creates free-forming hairstyles; and the Grunged Up Matte Molding Wax, which creates stylish tousled hair with a natural matte layered finish. All three were used to create Lee Min Ho’s different looks for the Bench campaign. The actor was very pleased with the clothes and hair products, testament to the brand’s top-notch quality and style.

Lee Min Ho is currently busy filming his latest K-drama Faith, a fusion drama that merges historical and modern-day components. He plays a Goryeo-era warrior who crosses paths with a 21st-century plastic surgeon who was kidnapped and transported 700 years into the past for her healing skills. Faith makes its Korean TV premiere this August.
Lee Min Ho is the latest addition to the Bench roster of international stars which includes Bruno Mars, David Archuleta, Vampire Diaries star Michael Trevino, Pretty Little Liars star Lucy Hale, Joe Jonas, and Liam Hemsworth. He joins Super Junior’s Choi Siwon and Lee Donghae as the third Korean top star to represent the global brand.
Watch out for Lee Min Ho’s Bench and Bench Fix ads. His limited-edition graphic tees hit Bench stores this month..

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Lee Min Ho “‘Faith’ Was The Best Time Of My Life… I Was Happy As Choi Young”

At the set in Youngjongdo, Lee Min Ho finished filming for SBS Monday-Tuesday drama 'Faith' on the 30th.

He said, "I got to meet the appealing character of Choi Young through this drama. I am thankful to all the viewers and Minoz (the name of his fanclub) who loved 'Faith' and Choi Young. I would also like to express my thanks towards all the film crew and staff members that worked hard on this drama with me for the past six months."

Lee Min Ho added, "I feel rewarded because even though we were in an exhausting situation, the actors and production crew didn't complain at all as we worked together to do our best."

He also said, "As an actor in the drama, I believe that the faith of the viewers is the most important so I fought until the end with my willpower. I have no regrets because I gave it my all."

Lastly, Lee Min Ho said, "After carrying around this heavy burden on my shoulders for half a year, I want to put everything down and just eat warm home food and then sleep for 3 days like General Choi Young. I would like to applaud everyone that stayed with us until the last episode."

According to Lee Min Ho's rep, Lee Min Ho suffered as he contracted the flu on the very first day of filming. He also sustained big and small injuries throughout the continuous action scenes, igniting the concern of his fans. However, he did not want to mention the injuries because he was worried about how it would affect the morale of actors and crew.

When the director gave the last OK for the last scene, all the staff members and actors celebrated with applause. Afterwards, Lee Min Ho gave a hug in thanks to each and every one of the 100 or so staff members.

Lee Min Ho received positive reviews for his first attempt at acting in a historical drama for breathing life into such a complex and unique character.

Source: kdramastars.com

Lee Min Ho says, “I want to sleep for a few days”

Lee Min Ho recently gave his thoughts on finishing SBS TV’s drama series Faith.
On October 30, Lee did the last shooting of Faith. He portrayed an attractive character, Choi Young, in his first historical drama series. He said, “I appreciate viewers and my fans for loving the series. I also appreciate the crew for the hard work they did for the last six months.”
Lee also said, “It was hard for everyone, but all the cast members and the crew worked in collaboration without any complaints. We all did our best. As an actor, I thought I should always think of viewers first, so I tried to do my best at every moment. I have no regret.”
Lee also said thank you to all the actors he worked together for the series. Especially to Kim Hee Sun, he said, “She was a lot more experienced that I was, but she treated me as if I were her friend, so I felt very comfortable.”
Regarding the busy shooting schedule, Lee said, “I’ve been working very hard for the last six months. I want to have a warm meal and sleep for a few days now. I think everyone did a good job.” The last episode of Faith recorded an audience rating of 10.1 percent.

Source: TV Report

English Translation: eternalc2h@korea.com

Kim Hee Sun turns the clock back 100 years to save Lee Min Ho on Faith

Eun Soo (played by Kim Hee Sun) returns to the past to save Choi Young (played by Lee Min Ho), but she turns the clock back a hundred years earlier than the Goryeo Dynasty period.
In the last episode of SBS TV’s drama series Faith that aired on October 30, Eun Soo returns to the past to save Choi Young, who is about to die.
Choi Young rescues Eun Soo from Ki Cheol (played by Yoo Oh Sung) and takes her to the door to the modern world. However, Ki Cheol waits for Choi Young there and attacks him. Eun Soo comes back to the modern world, takes things that are needed to save Choi Young, and goes back to the past.
However, Eun Soo goes back to the period that is a hundred years earlier than the Goryeo Dynasty period. She writes diaries everyday, thinking of Choi Young, and the diaries become relics from Hwata that Eun Soo sees a hundred years later. Eun Soo turns the clock forward again to meet Choi Young.
At the end of the episode, Eun Soo eventually meets Choi Young a few years later than the time she left Choi Young for the last time.

Source: TV Report

English Translation: eternalc2h@korea.com

Lee Min Ho rescues Kim Hee Sun on Faith

In the episode of SBS TV’s drama series Faith that aired on October 30, Eun Soo (played by Kim Hee Sun) gets kidnapped by Ki Cheol (played by Yoo Oh Sung) and taken to the door to the modern world.
Ki Cheol attacks the palace, kills lots of people, and kidnaps Eun Soo, who has just recovered from poisoning.
Ki Cheol tells her about his plan to go to the modern world together and takes her to the door to the modern world. Eun Soo leaves messages that read “It’s okay” in the language of her world in every place she stops by to let Choi Young (played by Lee Min Ho) know where she is.
Choi Young follows Eun Soo’s messages and rescues her. He asks her if she’s okay, and she responds to him with a smile. He asks her again, “Will you stay with me now then?” and she says yes.
However, Choi Young soon gets attacked by Ki Cheol and collapses.

Source: TV Report

English Translation: eternalc2h@korea.com

Lee Min Ho and Kim Hee Sun face a crisis on Faith

Choi Young (played by Lee Min Ho) and Eun Soo (played by Kim Hee Sun) try to make good memories together before they die.
In the previous episode of SBS TV’s drama series Faith, Eun Soo decides to stay in Goryeo even though she is in a dangerous situation and make Choi young sad. In the next episode that will air on October 29, Choi Young and Eun Soo try to remember everything about each other.
As they are about to face a crisis, they talk about things they like, recalling past memories. They smile at each other but do not look happy because of the sad decisions they have made.
While Choi Young keeps shaking his hands, feeling the weight of his sword, Ki Cheol starts attacking him. Eun Soo runs a fever caused by poisoning and feels that she won’t be able to stay alive until she goes back to the modern world.
A spokesperson for the series says, “Choi Young and Eun Soo face a crisis in the next episode and starts to long for each other. Because the only way to cure Eun Soo is also risky, they get devastated.”
The 23rd episode of Faith will air on October 29 at 9:55 p.m.

Source: Xportsnews

English Translation: eternalc2h@korea.com

Kim Hee Sun sobs over Lee Min Ho, “Will he be okay?”

Yoo Eun Soo(played by Kim Hee Sun) was utterly disrupted at the fact that Choi Young(played by Lee Min Ho) will be left behind.
On the episode of SBS’s Faith that aired on October 23, Yoo Eun Soo was attacked by unidentified man while making the antidote. The man broke the pot that contained the antidote, and ran away with Yoo’s surgical instruments.
Yoo was heartbroken when she saw the antidote trampled on the ground. When court lady Choi(played by Kim Mi Kyung) stepped in the room, she asked, “I am curious. How much did he suffer when he actually became all alone?”
She sobbed and said, “This antidote takes time to incubate, but he must never die before the sky opens up. If not, I have to die. Then what about him?”
Court lady Choi asked, “Are you thinking about staying behind?” Yoo devastatingly said, “I think I will really go crazy if I just leave him like this. Will he be okay? Will he really be okay?” Court lady replied, “Well, go ask him yourself even though he still might be a little bit awkward at expressing his thoughts.”

Source: Xportsnews

English Translation: ilnungcha@korea.com

Faith: Choi Young confesses his love to Yoo Eun Soo

In the episode of SBS’s Monday-Tuesday series Faith that aired on October 22, Yoo Eun Soo (played by Kim Hee Sun) dresses as a soldier of Goryeo and visits the military camp. “Excuse me, but I’m going to be a guest in your room for a while from now on,” she announces to Choi Young (played by Lee Min Ho) in a direct yet lovely way.
Embarrassed for a moment, the general feels happy about being with Yoo. Holding her hand amiably, Choi sits next to the doctor.
“First, I should find the antidote to your poison, and then when you’re safe enough from going to the heaven, I’ll ask you: Will you stay with me? If you’ll stay with me, I’ll keep you safe for the last of my life.”
Moved by his confession, Yoo shoots back with tears in her eyes: “It won’t be easy to keep me safe. Did you say for the rest of your life?” “Definitely. If I’m allowed to be with you, I’ll do everything to protect you for the rest of my life, not for just today or for a couple of days,” replies the general.

Source: Xportsnews

English Translation: cloud2c2ch@korea.com

On Faith: Lee Min Ho vows to love Kim Hee Sun

Actor Lee Min Ho will make a vow to love Kim Hee Sun on SBS’s Monday-Tuesday series Faith.
On the twenty-first episode of the series, which will air on October 22, Lee (plays the role of Choi Young) expresses his feelings towards Kim (plays the role of Eun Soo).
Even though Lee realizes that he loves Kim, he has to say goodbye to her because of dangerous situations. But it is different this time. Lee makes a vow to love Kim and Kim will cry. Their performance will make the scene sadder.
Since Kim has to go back to where she came from soon, many people are wondering what Lee will say to her.
A spokesperson for the series said, “Lee tells Kim that he loves her. Lee has always lived for other people but this time he expresses his feelings for himself. He will prove that he loves Kim to the audience.”

The episode will air on October 22 at 10:15 p.m.

Source: TV Report

English Translation: dkrogers@korea.com

Lee Min Ho - "The Faith" Still Photos 10.22.12

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Lee Min Ho - "The Faith" BTS 10.20.12

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Lee Min Ho's Photo for Dave 4th Anniversary

Lee Min Ho is giving a self-camera photo as a congratulations for DAVE, the Official Lee Min Ho's Fan Cafe in Korea. It's their 4th Anniversary on the 21st of September 2012. Congratulations, DAVE..~^^

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Is Lee Min Ho of Faith the worst choice for a husband?

Lee Min Ho of SBS’s Monday-Tuesday series Faith is receiving considerable attention from many female fans. Some people, however, are saying that his character in the series is the worst choice for a husband.
The first reason is because he doesn’t know when to go home or when to rest. Since he has to protect the King on the series, he always has to be around the King. He has too many people to protect other than just his wife.
Second, he is too honest and doesn’t have a sense for economy. When his house was inspected for bribery, there was not even a pot in his house.
Third, he doesn’t know women very well. He is curt and when he kisses a woman, he just gives her a sudden kiss in front of many people, even though the woman is not ready.
Fourth, he has an explosive temper. Kim Hee Sun (plays the role of Eun Soo) on the series, even said, “When you go to heaven with your temper, you will be an old man living alone.”

Fifth, he is too handsome and it will make his wife uncomfortable with him being around other women. Even when he turns seventy years old, he will be a handsome old man, who captures old women’s hearts.
Despite all five reasons, female fans are saying, “Is there a husband who is like Lee?” An official for the production company says, “I think Lee’s character Choi Young is popular among women because he looks heartless but sweet, curt but tough, and he is also cute like an innocent boy.”

The series, which only has four episodes left to air, airs every Monday and Tuesday at 9:55 p.m.

Source: Xportsnews

English Translation: dkrogers@korea.com

Lee Min Ho is planning another "Line Collaboration" with Eider, prosperous sales in the second half of the year

The Outdoor Brand Eider (www.eider.co.kr) in the second half of the year after doing a collaboration with their model Lee Min Ho in the first half of this year, is getting a hot response.

Eider's Collaboration with Lee Min Ho is on the direct planning, designing and Lee Min Ho participate actively, even helping to develop the brand when the core idea was first presented to him. Lee Min Ho's ideas and comment in details was reflected, as well as his climbing style that introduce outdoor life such as camping, travelling, but also everyday life with casual clothes and style, rather than usual or typical mountain clothes.

The examples of Lee Min Ho's "Collaboration Line" on the first half of the year is Outdoor Windproof, Waterproof but Breathable clothes, such a functional strength with the practical design and trendy that captures young teenagers' hearts. It receives such a good response from youngsters, added from the sales from each stores and Eider's Online Store when it was launched that climbs to the top, good results were obtained. For woman's Line Clothing that came out in the second half of the year produced 7 products also such as Jackets, T-Shirts, Pants, Thanks to the Men's Line Clothing.

Meanwhile, the profit from the sales of Lee Min Ho's Line Products Collaboration will be given to the charity to those whose in need.
Eider's Marketing Team Leader Shin Seon Cheol said "Nowadays, outdoor clothes models are not participating in Pictorial or TV Commercial Films shooting, but also participating in giving ideas directly to the products, making the brand and the image more outgoing when they play that role actively.." and also "With Lee Min Ho as Eider Model in his 20s Collaborating, he had his own sense in fashion, and he will be a good representative for young costumers. The young and sensual outdoor style that Lee Min Ho has will receive a good response from his fans, as well as our costumers.."

Source: TopStarNews

English Translation: Monika

Lee Min Ho, 'Faith' Favorable reviews on his acting that changes along with Choi Young's style transformations

Lee Min Ho has been receiving favorable reviews on being able to change his acting every thing his character, Choi Young, changes his hairstyle on SBS's Monday-Tuesday drama 'Faith'.

During episode 19 of 'Faith,' which aired on October 15, Choi Young decides to leave with Eun Soo (Kim Hee Sun) and organizes his possessions in a chest while preparing for the 'farewell trip'. Prior to leaving, Choi Young unties the bandana that was wrapped around his had, which naturally changes his hairstyle. Lee Min Ho received attention from the viewers for changing his character into an 'autumn guy' in adjustment to the change of mind.
This is Choi Young's third transformation in the drama. First, he was a beastly man of martial arts who turned his back on the world after all the emotional pain he was forced to go through in his past. Then, as he met Eun Soo, he changed into the tidy and upright boss of the protectors of the king. This third transformation displays Choi Young's transformation into a 'man' with coexistent images between intelligence and wild nature, happiness and sadness, and rage and futility.
Lee Min Ho's Koryo warrior hairstyle consisted of extensions to his existing hair, but for this transformation, it was revealed that it was Lee Min Ho's idea to cut his hair slightly shorter and lessen the waves. There is much anticipation for the role that the new Choi Young, who will show a new side of himself with this new hairstyle, will play.

Source: TopStarNews

Faith' Lee Min Ho-Kim Hee Sun, Returning to the palace despite their lives being in danger

In SBS's Monday-Tuesday drama 'Faith' (scriptwriter Song Gina, director Kim Jong Hak, production Faith SPC), Lee Min Ho and Kim Hee Sun, who fled the palace, will be turning around and returning.

During the ending of yesterday's, October 15, episode, Eun Soo (Kim Hee Sun) finds a suspicious looking film canister while avoiding the attack of assassins. Inside was a paper similar to that of her diary that said, "That's right, Eun Soo. I'm the future you," astonishing Eun Soo a great deal.
While that is happening, during episode 20, which is set to air today (October 16), Eun Soo is able to see what rest of the diary's message, which the future Eun Soo left for her. This results in Eun Soo's decision to return to the palace and Choi Young (Lee Min Ho) returns with her to protect her.
A representative of 'Faith' stated, "The couple's return to the palace will become the chance for their faith and feelings for each other to become indomitable. Also, a surprising side of Eun Soo will be showing during today's episode, that will make Choi Young smile," and "Please anticipate what roles these two will play once they return to the palace, which is like a field of thorns."
Meanwhile, during the previous episode, it was found that Princess No Guk (Park Se Young) is pregant, bringing happiness to the Gong No couple (King Gong Min-Princess No Guk). However, that happiness seems to be short-lived, as tension is raised at the glimpse of the scene where Princess No Guk has fallen into a trap.
SBS's Monday-Tuesday drama 'Faith,' where the puzzle pieces are slowly coming together with the confirmation that the person who left the diary was the future Eun Soo, will air its 20th episode tonight (October 16), at 10:15 PM.

Source: TopStarNews

Lee Min Ho at Red Carpet Salon and Coffee Cojjee 10.14.12

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