Who will be entrusted with the role of "Nodame"?
”のだめ”役、ソヒョンに託すのは？
Girls' Generation's Yoona finally declines "Nodame Cantabile", "for a Korean-Chinese co-production film"
It has been announced that Girls' Generation's Yoona has finally declined to appear in the Korean version of "Nodame Cantabile".
On the 14th, industry sources said that Yoona, who was offered the role of Noda Megumi, recently informed Group Eight, the production company of "Nodame Cantabile", that she would not be appearing.
Yuna's side was offered various works at almost the same time, but it was announced that she declined to appear in "Nodame Cantabile", and instead recently finalized her appearance in the Korean-Chinese co-production film "Annie". This will be her first big screen challenge since her debut. The heroine "Annie" played by Yoona in the drama is a bright, cute, and charming character, but at the same time, she is also an unpredictable and outrageous character.
It has been revealed that the role of the male lead character "Kuchan" who will work alongside Yuna will be played by famous Chinese actors such as Eddie Peng, the most popular actor in the Chinese region.
(From Entertainment News)
Girls' Generation's "Girl's Generation ~LOVE & PEACE~ Japan 3rd Tour" has ended with a total audience of 550,000 people - the highest audience in the history of a Korean girl group.
Girls' Generation's 3rd tour, which lasted from April to July, has ended.
With each member's individual activities becoming more active, it was thought that Yuna would then start working on the Korean version of the music drama "Nodame Cantabile".
However, it seems that she turned down the role in this drama. Instead, she has decided to appear in the Korean-Chinese co-production film "Annie".
As for movies...Movies are short, so I rarely watch them. For those who are used to watching long dramas, a two-hour movie feels like a digest that only collects the essence. It is unfortunate that Yuna was taken over by such a movie.
I don't know what the movie is about, but I probably won't see it.
Speaking of "Nodame...", there is the piano performance scene. In this scene, Ueno Juri gave a very comical and unique performance. I was impressed and thought this must be what they mean when they say she is perfect for the role.
She was probably able to do it because she had some knowledge of piano, but I was interested to see how Yuna would handle it.
Since she was willing to accept the offer, Yuna must be able to play a little. But the problem comes after that. Getting into the role.
Of course, a stand-in will be used for the scene where her fingertips strike the piano keys, but the facial expressions and body movements involved must be a difficult job, even for an actor.
Even so, I wanted to see Yuna fully become a pianist. However, it seems that the original author had set a condition that they not use a talent that would destroy the character image that Ueno Juri had created... and with that pressure, she may not have been able to make up her mind at the last minute.
Hmm... Both Ueno Juri and Yuna are actresses who can bring out the humor in their movements, but I guess you could say they are slightly different types... Yuna may have decided that she couldn't fully express the airheaded commoner-ness that Ueno Juri has.
Joo Won was quickly cast as Chiaki.
Only the role of Nodame seems to be struggling, so who will it be?
If the target market is Japan, it will be difficult to find a talent with enough name value to replace Yuna.
It's not like they're just making too many, but remakes of Japanese dramas don't necessarily sell anymore. There are so many dramas these days that don't make a splash and don't even get high ratings.
If there are no promising actresses in sight, why not go for Seohyun and give her a big makeover into a comic relief character?
We need her to take off her ladylike clothes.
Seohyun plays the piano with messy hair in a room full of garbage and flies flying around...oh, it's so wonderful, it makes me shiver.
She may have a bit of a problem with her comedic sense, but she might be a better fit than she expected...(^_^;)
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Girls' Generation's Japan tour has attracted 550,000 fans...the most of any Korean girl group
Girls' Generation has made history in Japan again.
Girls' Generation's third arena tour in Japan, "Girl's Generation ~LOVE & PEACE~ Japan 3rd Tour," kicked off in Fukuoka in April and was a huge success in Hiroshima, Kobe, Nagoya, Osaka, Saitama, Tokyo, and other cities. Girls' Generation has made a big impact by attracting a total of 200,000 fans to 17 shows in seven cities in Japan.
With this, Girls' Generation has recorded a total of 51 shows and a total of 550,000 fans through three arena tours in Japan since 2011. This is the largest audience record in the history of a Korean girl group.
The Tokyo concert, which marked the finale of this tour, was held successfully for three days from the 11th to the 13th at Yoyogi National Stadium No. 1 Gymnasium. The fantastic performance, which harmonized Girls' Generation's various music, performances, and gorgeous stage production, received an enthusiastic response from the audience.
Girls' Generation performed 28 songs for about three hours, including hit songs such as ``Gee,'' ``GENIE,'' ``I Got a Boy,'' and ``Mr. Mr.'', as well as songs from their third official album such as ``motorcycle,'' ``Gossip Girls,'' ``Karma Butterfly,'' and ``LIPS,'' and Japanese hit singles such as ``PAPARAZZI,'' ``FLOWER POWER,'' and ``GALAXY SUPERNOVA,'' captivating fans with their diverse charms.
At the Tokyo concert, they debuted their new ballad "Indestructible," which is included in their best album "THE BEST," due for release on the 23rd of this month, along with a video of Girls' Generation's activities, drawing attention.
Girls' Generation will release their best album "THE BEST" in Japan on the 23rd of this month.
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