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Yoon Eun Hye cameos in Chinese Remake of Coffee Prince

Awww, it’s always nice to see original star cameo-ing in a role that brought out a different side to their acting. If you didn’t see the news back in April, Coffee Prince Lab is the remake of popular Korean series (Coffee Prince) starring Yoon Eun Hye and Gong Yoo. Miss Yoon recently flew to China to shoot a few scenes with the Chinese team. She confesses that the experience was both intimate and foreign. She sees her younger self when she observes Xu Lu and finds her adorable, hard-working, and friendly. And of course, brownie points to Xu Lu for going under the scissors!

How is it that everyone looks cute with the short bob recently?!

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Chinese Remake of Coffee Prince with Xu Lu, Yang Le begins

Mentioned this a few months back and now production will be in full gear as the whole cast has been assembled and introduced during the press conference yesterday. I wonder who gave the Chinese remake its English name because if you can’t make it better, keep it simple! Coffee Prince Lab (王子咖啡店)? WHAT? Anyway, I’m both excited and worried for them because Yoon Eun Hye and Gong Yoo set the bar…somewhere…outside the roof in terms of chemistry and Eun Hye nailed her role adorkably.

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Official trailer and stills for Yang Le’s So Young Drama

Why do you look like that girl? The silly buffoon just wants to snuggle. Because the fancam trailer is grainy and ugly, we finally get an official trailer. Lol. Be prepared for the photo bomb session coming right up after the jump. So Young is the drama remake of the same film (based on a novel) directed by Vicki Zhao in 2013. The drama version has a new cast in Yang Le, Sebrina Chen, Ma Ke, and Zhang Dan Feng with plenty of episodes to tell its story, hopefully a more coherent and heartfelt one at that.

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Bulletin Board: Cdramaland/ENT News (25)

Last batch of 2015. Thanks for tuning in to the previous ones. 🙂 I CANNOT BELIEVE 2015 IS A FEW DAYS TO ITS END!!??!

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So Young drama version drops first stills at Press Conference

Last time we talked about the drama version of So Young, we only have three confirmed male actors, and now we have a full cast list! The leading and supporting ladies have been decided and I’m a little less enthused, mostly because of the way they chose to style our heroine. She looks like a bum. Lol.

Included is a low quality fancam trailer that I ripped from the press conference.

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Drama version of So Young confirms Yang Le, Zhang Dan Feng, and Ma Ke

At this point, I won’t complain anymore because it’s useless. Expect to see a drama and movie version of every single project out there. Yep. Our Vicki Zhao Wei adapted the movie version with Han Geng, Mark Zhao, and Yang Zi Shan in 2013, based on the novel, To Our Youth that is Fading Away, written by Xin Yi Wu, released in 2007. To be honest, I did watch the movie version and it was shot beautifully… but that was it. It didn’t leave an impressionable memory on me. I also didn’t read the novel so the details might have been lost in the adaptation. *shrugs* What did you guys make of the movie? Story?

Can’t say I’m excited about the casting because Zhang Dan Feng deserves a lead role already!!

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Yang Le becomes Faye Yu’s Little Husband for modern drama

I always love it when the underdogs make a prime time debut. Some of you guys might remember Yang Le from My Sunshine and Back in Time, but he’s now a leading actor in an upcoming drama, Little Husband, with experienced actress Faye Yu (The Crossing, The Merchants of Qing Dynasty) in an older-woman-younger-guy relationship. After a failed wedding day, our heroine meets the hero and the two are instantly attracted – he’s young, energetic, and romantic, while she’s mature, independent, and stable. But blind passion can’t cover up the cracks fast enough because parental disapproval, pace of life, differences in values exhaust the heroine and she chooses to break up with him. When they meet again later, he has matured and is ready to give the relationship a second chance.

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