• Photos of Lee Deok Hwa In 1976 Shows He's Equally Handsome Next To His Grandson Ahn Hyo Seop In "A Business Proposal"

    Equally next to his grandson Kang Tae Moo (Ahn Hyo Seop) at "A Business Proposal", the 24-year-old President Kang (Lee Deok Hwa) has such a top-notch appearance.

    "A Business Proposal" is currently causing a fever on Korean screens with countless interesting and humorous details and super-best visuals of the talented cast. Besides the beautiful young actors, possessing impressive acting, "A Business Proposal" also has an equally hot 70-year-old supporting actor, that is President Kang Da Goo (Lee Deok Hwa) - the grandfather of the Kang Tae Moo (Ahn Hyo Seop) in the series.

    Since his appearance, the grandfather has been loved by the audience thanks to his lovely and witty personality, love for Korean dramas, diligently taking care of his skin and being very aggressive in his grandson's love story.

    At the same time, he is also a warm, introverted person. All are shown round and smooth through the natural and genuine acting of veteran actor Lee Deok Hwa. A senior face with nearly 50 years of acting experience, possessing hundreds of main and supporting roles in countless film and television works. Until now, his acting performance is still stable, but the most surprising thing is the young beauty of this actor.

    Just like "grandfather and nephew", Lee Deok Hwa's appearance in a 1976 movie "Never Forget Me" surprised many people. That year, the actor turned 24 years old. Lee Deok Hwa's cinematic visuals stand out even more against the backdrop of black and white films. Masculine lines, angular face, thick eyebrows, double eyelids, … combined with a simple style of dress, cropped hair, … Lee Deok Hwa is no better than any handsome man at the time.

    At this time, he plays Young Soo, a male student who has a beautiful love affair with his classmate Jung Ah (Im Ye Jin) but is forbidden. The two still decided to grow up and love each other, but when Young Soo returned from his military service, he discovered that his lover had died of pneumonia.

    his is the third movie in a row where he received the main role right after entering the acting field. Following the success in " Never Forget Me" , Lee Deok Hwa appeared on Korean screens with a dense frequency.

    On average, each year, this male star born in 1952 plays 4-5 films and most of them take on the main role in the film segment, while on television, he only plays supporting roles, mainly cameo.

    But almost every time he appears, Lee Deok Hwa attracts the public's attention thanks to his impressive acting, pleasant persuasion and mostly the leading role. Some famous works of Lee Deok Hwa can be mentioned such as: "Wave", "Magic Castle", "Dae Jo Yeong" , "The Red Sleeve", "Hotel King",etc.

    Currently, Lee Deok Hwa only participates in dramas because of age issues and the roles are no longer suitable . "Eating, Talking, Faucking" is his last feature film.

    In addition to acting, Lee Deok Hwa also served as the chairman of the committee of the Chungmuro ​​Film Festival. In June 2009, Lee and six other famous actors offered free tuition to teach master acting classes at Dongseo University's Im Kwon Taek College of Art and Film. His daughter, Lee Ji Hyun is also an actress but rarely participates in movies.

    "A Business Proposal" airs every Monday and Tuesday on SBS.

    Source[1]

  • Park Bo Gum breaks down in tears on air during 'The Seasons', show briefly stops due to rare emotional moment

    Park Bo Gum had an emotional moment on air during the recording of The Seasons - Park Bo Gum's Cantabile.

    On April 18, the KBS 2TV music talk show featured musical actors Cha Ji Yeon and Park Eun Tae. During the show, Park Bo Gum asked Cha Ji Yeon to perform a song from the popular musical Seopyeonje.

    Cha Ji Yeon responded by singing "Shimcheongga" live, and the powerful performance moved Park Bo Gum to tears.

    While trying to hold back, he jokingly said, "My eyes are just dry," but the emotion was clear in his voice as he added, "It’s an honor."

    Park Bo Gum shared how hearing the song brought back memories of when he was a student and had the chance to experience the performance up close.

    He continued, “Your voice has power, and it’s like a precious gem that no one else can replace.”

    The rare moment of vulnerability led to a temporary pause in the show, as the emotional atmosphere took over the set. Fans were moved by his genuine reaction, highlighting his deep appreciation for the arts.

    Source: [1]