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In 2020, it was confirmed that BLACKPINK member Jisoo will take a big step forward in her entertainment career her first lead role as an actress. The singer, real name Kim Ji-soo, will star in the Korean drama Snowdrop alongside star Jung Hae-in. This is her biggest role yet, following cameos in 2015’s The Producers and 2019’s Arthdal Chronicles. Snowdrop will tell the story of two college students caught up in a romance in South Korea circa 1987 – a pivotal year in the country’s history that saw a nationwide mass movement that forced the ruling government to hold elections. It’s being produced by South Korean television network JTBC. Here’s all we know about the show so far. Latest news Things turn violent in new Snowdrop’ teaser, starring BLACKPINK’s Jisoo Snowdrop Jung Hae-in, BLACKPINK’s Jisoo’s romance turns sour in new teaser BLACKPINK’s Jisoo talks about love in new Snowdrop teaser BLACKPINK’s Jisoo, Jung Hae-in share a tender moment in new Snowdrop teaser Official release date for Snowdrop confirmed Who is part of the Snowdrop cast? Jung Hae-in and Jisoo will play the main characters in Snowdrop. The former will portray a graduate student with a secret past, while the latter will be a university student who lives in an all-female dormitory. They will be joined by Jang Seung-jo, who will play the leader of the Agency for National Security Planning ANSP; Yoon Se-ah, playing the housemother of the women’s dormitory; Kim Hye-yoon, playing a phone operator; Jung Yoo-jin, playing an ANSP agent; and Yoo In-na as a surgeon working at a state-run hospital. Is there a release date for Snowdrop? Yes, an official release date for the series has finally been confirmed. On November 9, JTBC announced with a brand-new poster, featuring the two leads, that Snowdrop will make its premiere on the channel on December 18. The poster also confirms that the show will air on the weekends at 1030PM KST. On August 18, JTBC shared a promotional reel for its slate of upcoming shows, including Snowdrop. While a firm release date was not announced then, the network confirmed that the show will be its final Saturday-Sunday drama of the year, hinting at a fourth quarter release. What is the plot of Snowdrop? Snowdrop is set during South Korea in 1987 – a historic year in the country’s history, as protesters forced a then-authoritarian government to hold democratic elections and later enforce constitutional reforms during the June 29 Declaration. After being attacked at a protest, a graduate student played by Jung Hae-in seeks refuge in a female dormitory at the Hosoo Women’s University, where he encounters a woman played by Jisoo who helps hide him. The two later develop a romantic relationship during a turbulent time in the country. Jisoo of BLACKPINK performing at Coachella 2019. Credit Rich Fury/Getty Images for Coachella What is the controversy surrounding Snowdrop? The Snowdrop controversy began after information purportedly about the show’s plot and characters circulated online in March 2021. The alleged show synopsis and character info claimed that the male lead of Snowdrop – who would be romantically linked to Jisoo’s character – would be a North Korean spy who infiltrated South Korea’s democratic movement. Another character, who was described as “straightforward and just”, would be part of the authoritarian Agency for National Security Planning NSP. The NSP, which has been known under several names, has a decades-long history of being used to take down political opponents and pro-democracy activists. It was also claimed that Jisoo’s character would be named Young-Cho – which netizens pointed out was similar to Chun Young-cho, a real-life historical figure who participated in South Korea’s movement for democracy in the 1980s. Based on these purported plot and character details, netizens then accused JTBC of glamorising the NSP and disparaging South Korea’s democracy movement. According to Straits Times, a protest truck was sent to JTBC’s building in Seoul on March 30. BLACKPINK. Credit Roger Kisby/Getty Images In a statement on March 26, reported by Soompi, JTBC said that the criticism of Snowdrop stemmed from “certain sentences that were taken out of context from parts of an incomplete synopsis that were leaked online”. The network stressed that Snowdrop is “not a drama that disparages the pro-democracy movement or glamorises being a spy or working for the NSP”. Instead, it described the show as “a black comedy that satirises the presidential elections taking place in the 1980s under a military regime during the North-South tension on the Korean peninsula. It is also a melodrama about the young men and women who were victims of that situation”. In another statement released March 30, via Koreaboo, JTBC officially revealed some details of Snowdrops plot in a bid to further counter online criticism. The network said the lead characters won’t “participate in or lead the Democratic Movement”, and that the show will centre on the political turbulence surrounding the presidential election rather than the pro-democracy movement. “A fictional story will be told surrounding the military regime, the National Security Agency, and how they possess vested interests, conspiring with the North Korean dictatorship to maintain power,” the network wrote. Snowdrop will have characters of a North Korean agent and a National Security Agent who pursues him, the network said – characters that “will highlight the unscrupulous greed for power to reform the regime, as well as a critical view of the National Security Agency that actively supports this”. The National Security Agent character will also be a “disillusioned” person who “sticks to his principles and will see whatever he thinks is right to the end, while turning his back on the corrupt organisation”. JTBC also said that though the activist Chun Young-Cho had “no relevance” to Jisoo’s character, the network would be renaming the female lead. As of April 12, over 200,000 people have signed a petition to Korea’s Blue House, or Cheong Wa Dae, calling for a halt to the production of Snowdrop. As the petition garnered more than 200,000 signatures within a month, it reached the threshold for an official response from the presidential office, Korea Herald reports. Jung Hae-In. Credit Han Myung-Gu/WireImage On July 28, Korea’s Blue House released a statement in response to the aforementioned petition to halt the production of the Snowdrop series. Blue House noted that JTBC – which will air the show – has clarified that the petition stems from “fragmentary information such as an incomplete synopsis and parts from the character descriptions”. Blue House’s statement also reveals that shows that “violate regulations, such as by excessive distortion of history” will require deliberation by the Korea Communications Standards Commission KCSC. Due to delays in forming the current KCSC committee, Snowdrop will continue production, but will be reviewed at a later date in accordance to the complaints submitted thus far, according to Blue House’s statement. Who directed and wrote Snowdrop? The drama was directed by Jo Hyun-tak and written by Yoo Hyun-mi, who are best known for their work in 2018’s Sky Castle. They also worked with Kim Hye-yoon on that series, where she played Kang Ye-seo. When did filming for Snowdrop start? Filming for Snowdrop started in October 2020. The phrase “Actress Jisoo” trended on Twitter as fans wished the BLACKPINK singer luck on her first day of shooting. Filming for Snowdrop came to a stop a month later after an unnamed supporting actor reportedly came into contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19. In December 2020, Jisoo confirmed on Instagram that the cast and crew were back on set. Is the official poster for Snowdrop out? Yes. On October 5, JTBC revealed the first romantic poster for Snowdrop. The image depicts Jisoo and Jung Hae-in’s characters dancing together under a spotlight at an empty ballroom. On the poster are also the words, “The blooming of radiant first love”, as translated by Soompi. It also confirms that the K-drama is expected to arrive in December 2021, though an official release date has not yet been announced. Are there any images from Snowdrop? As of writing, there aren’t any official stills from Snowdrop yet – though MyDramaList and fan accounts like snowdrop_drama on Instagram have compiled paparazzi shots from the shoot. In February, the first set of photos of Jung Hae-in and Jisoo on set surfaced on social media. According to several fansites, the pair were spotted filming at the Hapcheon Image Theme Park. Is the trailer for Snowdrop out? JTBC has, so far, released four teasers for Snowdrop. The latest, which dropped on December 5, features dramatic and violent previews from the upcoming series, including scenes with actors Yoon Se-ah and Yoo In-na. Meanwhile, the November 28 clip showcases the complicated romance in the series between Jung Hae-in and BLACKPINK member Jisoo, and previews how things could get dark in the upcoming K-drama. The second, which was released on November 19, focuses on Young-ro played by Jisoo recording a confessional on a cassette player. “I used to wonder what people meant when they talked about falling in love at first sight’. But the moment I saw him, I knew right away,” she says while covering herself with a quilt. Meanwhile, the first teaser featured the couple sitting in a storage room full of old furniture and knick-knacks as they listen to the 1987 hit Past Days’ by singer Yoo Jae-ha on the radio. Immersed in the music, they begin sharing tender looks, and a montage of romantic moments from the series flash across the screen. How many episodes will Snowdrop have? There’s no official announcement yet about the episode list and the run time of each episode. How can I watch Snowdrop? The drama is set to premiere on South Korean network JTBC. It will also be made available on Disney+, which introduced a total of seven new Korean titles to its platform ahead of its launch in South Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan in November. The titles include Snowdrop, as well as K-drama originals like Moving, Sixth Sense Kiss and the Daniel Kang-led Rookies.
CkProsper Inc is a Washington Wa Profit Corporation filed On January 11, 2018. The company's filing status is listed as Active and its File Number is 604211092. The Registered Agent on file for this company is Jisoo Kim and is located at 924 E Main, Puyallup, WA 98372. The company's principal address is 924 E Main, Puyallup, WA 98372-3123 andKim Ji Soo is a South Korean actor represented by Keyeast Entertainment. He made his acting debut on stage in 2009, with the play "Bom Sam Wasn't There," then starred in several short films. Kim's breakout role came in 2015 as a troubled teen in the television drama "Angry Mom." In March 2021, school violence rumors surrounding Kim circulated online. Through a handwritten letter, Kim admitted the allegations and apologized. KBS announced that Kim was removed from the cast of "River Where the Moon Rises". In May, 2021, KeyEast Entertainment terminated Ji Soo contract, citing it as a "mutual decision" and "difficult for an actor to continue his duties." Ji Soo will enlist in the military in October 2021. After completing four weeks of basic military training, Ji Soo will serve as a public social worker. Edit Biography Year Title Role Rating TBA Who Knows Korean Drama, 0000, 16 eps Kim Won Joon Main Role 16 Kim Won Joon Main Role 2021 River Where the Moon Rises Korean Drama, 2021, 20 eps On Dal Ep. 1-6 Guest Role 20 On Dal Ep. 1-6 Guest Role 2020 Amanza Korean Drama, 2020, 10 eps Park Dong Myung / Amanza Main Role 10 Park Dong Myung / Amanza Main Role 2020 When I Was the Most Beautiful Korean Drama, 2020, 32 eps Seo Hwan Main Role 32 Seo Hwan Main Role 2019 My First First Love 2 Korean Drama, 2019, 8 eps Yoon Tae Oh Main Role 8 Yoon Tae Oh Main Role 2019 My First First Love Korean Drama, 2019, 8 eps Yoon Tae Oh Main Role 8 Yoon Tae Oh Main Role 2017 Bad Guys City of Evil Korean Drama, 2017, 16 eps Han Gang Joo Main Role 16 Han Gang Joo Main Role 2017 Strong Woman Do Bong Soon Korean Drama, 2017, 16 eps In Gook Doo Main Role 16 In Gook Doo Main Role 2016 Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo Korean Drama, 2016, 16 eps [Guy who works with Bok Joo] Ep. 11 Guest Role 16 [Guy who works with Bok Joo] Ep. 11 Guest Role 2016 Fantastic Korean Drama, 2016, 16 eps Kim Sang Wook Main Role 16 Kim Sang Wook Main Role 2016 Moon Lovers Scarlet Heart Ryeo Korean Drama, 2016, 20 eps Wang Jeong [14th Prince] Support Role 20 Wang Jeong [14th Prince] Support Role 2016 Doctors Korean Drama, 2016, 20 eps Kim Soo Chul [Hye Jung's friend] Support Role 20 Kim Soo Chul [Hye Jung's friend] Support Role 2015 Sassy Go Go Korean Drama, 2015, 12 eps Seo Ha Joon Main Role 12 Seo Ha Joon Main Role 2015 Angry Mom Korean Drama, 2015, 16 eps Go Bok Dong Support Role 16 Go Bok Dong Support Role 2014 Love Frequency Korean Drama, 2014, 6 eps [Dong He's ex-boyfriend] Guest Role 6 [Dong He's ex-boyfriend] Guest Role 2012 To the Beautiful You Korean Drama, 2012, 16 eps [Classmate] Guest Role 16 [Classmate] Guest Role 2012 Family Korean Drama, 2012, 120 eps Han Song Yi Guest Role 120 Han Song Yi Guest Role Year Title Role Rating 2020 Our Joyful Summer Days Korean Movie, 2020, Chan Hee Main Role Chan Hee Main Role 2016 One Way Trip Korean Movie, 2016, Yong Bi Main Role Yong Bi Main Role 2014 Seoul Mates Korean Movie, 2014, Joon Main Role Joon Main Role 2014 Han Gong Ju Korean Movie, 2014, [Min Ho's gang] Bit part [Min Ho's gang] Bit part 2008 Beastie Boys Korean Movie, 2008, Unknown Unknown Year Title Role Rating 2018 Ping Pong Ball Korean Special, 2018, 2 eps Kim Young Joon Main Role 2 Kim Young Joon Main Role 2017 Strong Woman Do Bong Soon Special Korean Special, 2017, 1 eps Himself/In Gook Doo Main Role 1 Himself/In Gook Doo Main Role 2016 Page Turner Korean Special, 2016, 3 eps Jeong Cha Shik Main Role 3 Jeong Cha Shik Main Role 2015 Lunch Box Korean Special, 2015, 3 eps Yong Main Role 3 Yong Main Role Year Title Role Rating 2016 Candy in My Ear Season 1 Korean TV Show, 2016, 12 eps Regular Member 12 Regular Member 2016 Celebrity Bromance Korean TV Show, 2016, 66 eps Regular Member 66 Regular Member 2015 Knowing Bros Korean TV Show, 2015, 403 eps Ep. 43 Guest 403 Ep. 43 Guest 2015 Kim Je Dong's Talk To You Korean TV Show, 2015, 111 eps Ep. 95 Guest 111 Ep. 95 Guest 2013 I Live Alone Korean TV Show, 2013, 515 eps Ep. 107 Guest 515 Ep. 107 Guest MDL Production Editorials - Apr 29, 2021 Have you ever dreamed of THE perfect drama? Well, so have I!
KimJi-soo (Korean: 김지수; born January 3, 1995), known mononymously as Jisoo, is a South Korean singer and actress.She debuted as a member of the girl group Blackpink, formed by YG Entertainment, in August 2016.After making her acting debut with a cameo role in the 2015 series The Producers, she played her first leading role in the JTBC series Snowdrop (2021-22).Pular para o conteúdoKim Jisoo 김지수; nascido em 3 de janeiro de 1995, simplesmente conhecido como Jisoo, é uma atriz, cantora, dançarina sul-coreana e membro do grupo feminino Kpop Blackpink da YG 2011, Jisoo fez um ensaio com sucesso para a YG Entertainment e tornou-se estagiária aos 16 anos. Em 2015, ela apareceu no drama The Producers. Ela treinou por 5 anos antes de finalmente estrear com Blackpink em 2016. De 2017 a 2018, Jisoo foi o MC em Inkigayo um programa de música sul-coreano ao lado de Jinyoung do artístico JisooNome Completo Kim JisooPaís de Nascimento Coreia do sulData de Nascimento 03 de Janeiro de 1995Idade 27 anosAltura 1,62 m 5’4 “Peso 44 kg 98 lbsTipo Sanguíneo ALei também sobre K Drama que ela interpretou em SNOWDROP Snowdrop Kdrama – data de lançamento, elenco, perfil, sinopse, idade, alturaFatos e curiosidadesJisoo mencionou que ela tende a ganhar peso com mais facilidade. Embora a maioria dos membros Blackpink não siga nenhuma dieta específica, Jisoo disse que se trata mais de controle de não gosta de se exercitar, então a maioria de seus exercícios vem de práticas de dança. Ela gosta de fazer ioga 2019, Jisoo foi eleito o 4º lugar na mulher mais bonita do mundo do Starmometer e o 22º lugar no rosto mais bonito da Ásia em TC Candler da tem um irmão mais velho, uma irmã mais velha e um cachorro chamado fala coreano língua nativa, japonês, chinês básico e um pouco de inglês. Ela não costuma falar inglês, mas é capaz de entender muito mais do que as pessoas é conhecida por ter uma personalidade 4D, o que significa que ela é considerada como tendo uma personalidade mais única e diferente não de forma depreciativa. Outros ídolos considerados como tendo personalidade 4D são Heechul do Super Junior, Jackson do GOT7 e Jokwon do pode tocar bateria e Pokémon favorito de Jisoo é o Pikachu. Ela adora imitar o som do Pikachu e adora comprar e usar muitos produtos do é faixa-branca em Taekwondo, que é a primeira faixa básica / júnior que cada aluno receberá ao começar o Jisoo fará o elenco feminino principal no próximo drama da JTBC, Snowdrop Sulganghwa. Esta será sua estreia como personagem principal. Antes disso, Jisoo desempenhou alguns papéis extras nos dramas The Producers e Arthdal de Post kgX7C.
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