Kim Soo Hyun, more popularly known to us as Marco of Dream High will be part of an upcoming Korean film The Thieves.
The movie is one of the most anticipated films of 2012 due to its star-studded cast, a mix of Korea's A-list stars which include Lee Jung Jae (The Housemaid), Kim Hye Soo (Villain & Widow), Jeon Ji Hyun (My Sassy Girl), and Kim Soo Hyun (The Moon that Embraces the Sun, Dream High). Other actors in the cast include Kim Yoon-seok, Kim Hae-sook, Simon Yam, Oh Dal-soo, Angelica Lee and Derek Tsang.
The Thieves (also known as The Professionals) is about a group of thieves from Korea and China who's after a rare and expensive diamond (Tear of the Sun) from a Macau casino. While working together to steal this fabled diamond, they all have their own agenda to keep the diamond for themselves.
Kim Soo Hyun and Jeon Ji Hyun had many kissing scenes in the movie and they were featured half-naked and kissing in the trailer. Watch The Thieves trailer below:
The Thieves is directed by Choi Dong-hoon and will be released in Korea this July 25, 2012. Photo courtesy of Hancinema.net
K-pop fans get their overdose of gorgeous looks, irresistible charms, and pure musical talent from sought after Korean heartthrobs Taecyeon, Wooyoung, and Kim Soo-Hyun of the phenomenal hit series “Dream High,” airing weeknights on ABS-CBN.
Taecyeon and Wooyoung, before skyrocketing to television fame, first conquered the music scene as members of popular boy band 2 PM. Taecyeon was first seen on TV in the drama “Cinderella’s Sister,” while Wooyoung is making his much anticipated debut acting on “Dream High.” Among the boys, it is only Soo-Hyun who is not part of the music industry. He was catapulted to stardom in “Dream High.” He had received numerous acting awards because of this project. The boys are currently enjoying superstar status in Korea via “Dream High,” which recently finished airing its second installment.
Just recently, the Korean series was awarded with a Golden Rose in the “Children and Youth” category at the prestigious Rose D’Or award in Switzerland where it is the only program from Asia nominated among other finalists from around the world. Continue watching Taecyeon, Wooyoung, and Kim Soo-Hyun on the award-winning “Dream High,” weeknights after “PBB Teen Edition 4” on ABS-CBN.
ABS-CBN's Princess and I debuted at no. 2 on its pilot episode, April 16 according the data provided by Kantar Media. Kathryn Bernardo's teleserye got a 31.7% TV rating nationwide, second only to Walang Hanggan's 36.3% last Monday.
Meanwhile, Kung Ako'y Iiwan Mo debuted moderately on Kapamilya Gold. The afternoon series of Jake Cuenca and Shaina Magdayao had 11.9% rating, enough to put it on the top 5 most-watched afternoon shows last Monday.
Another Kapamilya program which premiered last April 16 is Korean drama Dream High starring a mix of KPOP idols. Dream High beats rival program, continuing the legacy of City Hunter debuting with a 10.5% TV rating.
Here are the Top 10 daytime and primetime programs April 13 to 16, 2012 among National households:
April 13, Friday
Daytime:
Eat Bulaga! (GMA-7) – 19.5%
Angelito Batang Ama (ABS-CBN) – 18%
Chef Boy Lagro: Kusina Master (GMA-7) – 15%
The Good Daughter (GMA-7) – 14.1%
Broken Vow (GMA-7) – 13.7%
Hiram Na Puso (GMA-7) – 13.4%
Kapuso Movie Festival: Pandoy Ang Alalay ng Panday (GMA-7) – 12.1%
It’s Showtime (ABS-CBN) / Mundo Man Ay Magunaw (ABS-CBN) / Pinoy Big Brother Teen Edition 4 (ABS-CBN) – 11.9%
Slam Dunk (GMA-7) – 10.5%
Mojacko! (GMA-7) – 10.2%
Primetime:
Walang Hanggan (ABS-CBN) – 35.3%
E-Boy (ABS-CBN) – 31.6%
Dahil Sa Pag-ibig (ABS-CBN) – 24.4%
TV Patrol (ABS-CBN) – 22.5%
Pinoy Big Brother Teen Edition 4 (ABS-CBN) – 18.6%
Legacy (GMA-7) – 17%
Biritera (GMA-7) – 16.2%
24 Oras (GMA-7) – 16.1%
My Beloved (GMA-7) – 15.6%
Dongyi (GMA-7) – 14.1%
April 14, Saturday
Daytime:
Eat Bulaga! (GMA-7) – 19.9%
Kapuso Movie Festival: Minsan Ko Lang Sasabihin (GMA-7) / It’s Showtime (ABS-CBN) – 11.9%
Kapamilya Blockbusters: Love On A Diet (ABS-CBN) – 10%
Startalk (GMA-7) – 8.5%
One Piece (GMA-7) – 8.3%
Wish Ko Lang! (GMA-7) – 8%
Oka2Kat (ABS-CBN) – 7.9%
Maynila (GMA-7) – 7.7%
24 Oras Weekend (GMA-7) – 7.3%
Failon Ngayon (ABS-CBN) – 7.1%
Primetime:
Maalaala Mo Kaya (ABS-CBN) – 25%
Wansapanataym: Maan Antukin (ABS-CBN) – 20.4%
Kapuso Mo Jessica Soho (GMA-7) – 19.6%
Toda Max (ABS-CBN) – 18.2%
Imbestigador (GMA-7) – 16.9%
Kapamilya Deal Or No Deal (ABS-CBN) – 16.6%
Pinoy Big Brother Teen Edition 4 (ABS-CBN) – 15.5%
Spooky Night Presents Kalansay (GMA-7) – 13%
TV Patrol Weekend (ABS-CBN) – 10.2%
Wil Time Bigtime (TV5) – 9.4%
April 15, Sunday
Daytime:
Kapuso Sunday Movie Festival: Ang Kuya Kong Siga (GMA-7) – 14.6%
ASAP 2012 (ABS-CBN) – 11.1%
Luv U (ABS-CBN) / Tween Hearts (GMA-7) – 9.6%
Party Pilipinas (GMA-7) – 9.3%
AHA! (GMA-7) – 9%
Slam Dunk (GMA-7) – 8.7%
Tom and Jerry Kids (GMA-7) – 8.5%
Bakugan Gundalian Invaders (GMA-7) – 7.8%
The Buzz (ABS-CBN) – 7.6%
NBA 2012 Live (ABS-CBN) – 6.3%
Primetime:
Kapuso Movie Night: Lastikman (GMA-7) – 22.5%
SNBO: Jose & Wally A Party For Every Juan (GMA-7) – 20%
Pinoy Big Brother Teen Edition 4 (ABS-CBN) – 18.6%
Sarah G Live (ABS-CBN) – 18.1%
Ibilib Featuring The Wonders of Horus (GMA-7) – 16.5%
Rated K (ABS-CBN) – 16.1%
Kap’s Amazing Stories (GMA-7) – 14.3%
Binibining Pilipinas 2012 (ABS-CBN) – 13.6%
TV Patrol Weekend (ABS-CBN) – 11%
Talentadong Pinoy (TV5) – 10%
April 16, Monday
Daytime:
Eat Bulaga! (GMA-7) – 18.3%
The Good Daughter (GMA-7) – 14.9%
Chef Boy Lagro: Kusina Master (GMA-7) – 14.4%
Hiram Na Puso (GMA-7) / Broken Vow (GMA-7) – 12.8%
Kung Ako’y Iiwan Mo (ABS-CBN) – 11.9%
It’s Showtime (ABS-CBN) – 11.3%
Mojacko! (GMA-7) / Slam Dunk (GMA-7) – 11.1%
One Piece (GMA-7) – 10.7%
Mundo Man Ay Magunaw (ABS-CBN) – 10.6%
Pinoy Big Brother Teen Edition 4 Uber 2012 (ABS-CBN) – 10.2%
Primetime:
Walang Hanggan (ABS-CBN) – 36.3%
Princess And I (ABS-CBN) – 31.7%
Dahil Sa Pag-ibig (ABS-CBN) – 24.6%
TV Patrol (ABS-CBN) – 24.3%
24 Oras (GMA-7) – 18.4%
Pinoy Big Brother Teen Edition 4 (ABS-CBN) – 17.5%
Korean pop stars from various singing groups come together for the very first time to portray the story of six aspiring young talents in their quest for stardom in “Dream High” premiering this Monday (Apr 16) in ABS-CBN Primetime Bida.
Dubbed as the most successful Korean drama of 2011, “Dream High” stars Suzy of Miss A as Kelly, Taecyeon and Wooyoung of 2 PM as Gino and Jason, Ham Eun Jung of T-ara as Angelie, IU as Gelou, and actor Kim Soo Hyun as Marco, who was skyrocketed to fame after this series.
Follow these teenagers who believe no boundaries as long as they can and do whatever it takes to reach for their dream. The dream all begins in Kirin Art School, a popular institution that produces Korea’s biggest superstars.
All of them have different reasons why they auditioned at Kirin and why they wanted fame so badly. For Kelly, this is a way to pay her debts. Little did she know that music lover Marco from the province goes to school just for her after falling in love with her at first sight.
Street dancer Gino, on the other hand, wants to prove his worth to his aspiring politician dad who wants to hide him from the public because he is his lovechild. Angelie, however, has a darker motive as she wants to be the best in Kirin and take revenge on Kelly who embarrassed her during an audition.
Just like Marco, Gelou is also pursuing the dream for her biggest crush Jason, who happens to be Kirin’s best dancer. Gelou would go as far as losing weight just so as she finally be noticed by the boy she fancies.
But like any other stars, they need mentors to groom them to becoming the stars they want to be so teacher Kang and teacher Shih will be there to guide them through.
Will they make it big? How far can they go to reach for their dreams?
Don’t miss the premiere of the most successful Korean drama of 2011, “Dream High,” this Monday (Apr 16) after “PBB Teen Edition 4,” on ABS-CBN’s Primetime Bida.
