Ha Ji-won (Korea)

Ha Ji-won
하지원

Date de naissance : 28 juin 1979
Lieu de naissance : Seoul
Taille : 168 cm
Poids : 46 Kg

Filmographie interne :
- Donggam (2000)
- Pon (2002)
- Saekjeuk shigong (2002)
- Damo (2003) - Drama
- Yeokjeone sanda (2003)
- Naesarang ssagaji (2004)
- Kidari ajeossi (2004)
- Ballieseo Saengkin il (2004) - Drama
- Shinbu sueob (2004)
- Hyeonsa (2005)
- Hwang Jin Yi (2006) - Drama
- 1 Beongaeui Gijeok (2006)
- Ba:bo (2008)

Biographie externe :
Dramawiki

en cherchant un peu quelque chose sur Ji-won, j'ai trouvé ce jeu de photos tout à fait sympathiques lors d'un concert :

Joli nombril sweatheart

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waaoo

ya pas que son nombril qu'est sympa lol!

c'est quoi cette culotte??? Question

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une autre de cette série :

deux autres clichés sympathiques :

ces deux séries sont les seules dans lesquelles Ji-won est un peu légérement vétue. elle apparait en photo beaucoups plus habillée dans la majorité des autres clichés d'elle. je me demande si les actrices coréennes ne sont pas plus pudiques que les actrices japonaises. ou bien c'est la volonté de leurs agents de préserver cette image.

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Name : Ha Ji-won Date of Birth : Jun. 28, 1979 Body : 168cm/46kg Title : TV Talent, Actress Hobbies : Cleaning rooms and making small items Debut: 1997 Works appeared: Movie, 'Daddy-Long-Legs,' Drama, 'Damo? 'Affair that happened in Bali' and more Awards : SBS Drama Winner for Best Actress (2004) The sexy siren of the screen, Ha Ji-won has taken a brief respite from films to dive into a new arena music. Ha Ji-won before her first stage as a singer. As she nervously waits her turn in rehearsal, one almost forgets that she is a big screen star. Instead, she looks like any other newcomer. Her singing debut received more attention due to the fact that Psy composed and wrote songs for her, as well as guided her on her choreography. Making her more nervous, is watching fellow actor and successful singer Cha Tae-hyun making a comeback right before her. Then it's Ha Ji-won's turn. Contrary to the nervousness she said she felt however, once on stage, she gives a polished and powerful performance. However, the ambitious Ha Ji-won is not one to be easily satisfied. Her appearance in Wax's music video two years ago provided valuable experience for this day. Her dancing and lipsynching in the video were so convincing, that many thought the actress was actually singing the song. However, the road to becoming a real singer was a bumpy one. First and foremost however, Ha Ji-won is an actress. Currently starring with Kim Seung-woo in 'Master of Reversal,' Ha is constantly busy with two or three projects in film and TV a year. In fact, there have been concerns that this latest endeavor into music will only distract her from acting. Ha Ji-won makes it clear however which field she prefers. For a while, Ha Ji-won became known as a leading actress of horror flicks. She seemingly had no equal when it came to conveying fear with her large eyes and chilly expressions. Ha Ji-won also received various honors including the best newcomer award at the Grand Bell Ceremony for such roles. However, she recently attempted a change and took up comedies and melodramas. Over 3 million peopled flocked to see 'Sex is Zero', solidifying Ha Ji-won's position as a leading movie star. With her new film, and new career as a singer, Ha Ji-won continues to grab attention whatever she does.

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elle est vraiment belle cette fille Exclamation

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Ha Ji-won a 27 ans aujourd'hui. on ne va pas être les seuls à lui souhaiter son anniversaire je pense, mais on ne peut pas passer à coté.

Happy bithday Ji-won birthday

27 ans ??? Question

elle les fait pas affraid

Ha Ji-won protesting against the Screen quota
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Korea to Halve Screen Quota

By Kim Sung-jin
Staff Reporter

South Korea on Thursday decided to halve its 40-year-old screen quota, the mandatory period for theaters to show domestic films a year, to 73 days to clear the way for its free trade agreement (FTA) with the United States.

``The government decided to cut the screen quota by half and the decision will go into effect on July 1,’’ Finance and Economy Minister Han Duck-soo said in a press conference at the Kwachon government complex, south of Seoul.

Han, however, said that the quota is an internationally recognized legitimate tool to protect homegrown movie industries, ruling out the possibility of a complete abolition.

Korea has been operating the screen quota system, a measure that has shielded the Korean film industry from the influx of big budget Hollywood blockbuster films since 1966. Under the system, local cinemas are required to show domestic movies for at least 146 days a year.

Although the enforcement decree of the Film Industry Promotion Act required local theaters to show Korean films for more than 146 days or 40 percent of the year, the actual quota comes down to 106 days a year when applying various provisions that ease the required Korean film showing days.

``The decision matches Korea’s dual goals of actively pursuing the World Trade Organization (WTO) multilateral negotiations and bilateral FTAs, and promoting our national interests,’’ Han said.

Han noted that FTAs are a global trend and an inevitable choice for Korea, a country that relies on international trade for more than 70 percent of its economy.

``The government will make multilateral efforts to support the Korean film industry, which has proven its global competitiveness, to help foster the sector into one of Korea’s core industries,’’ Han said.

The Ministry of Culture and Tourism will announce detailed film industry promotion plans on Jan. 27.

The screen quota reduction will expedite the protracted Korea-U.S. FTA talks.

Responding to Hollywood’s strong lobby, Washington has repeatedly called on Seoul to phase out the screen quota ahead of the launch of formal bilateral FTA talks.

The Korean film industry objects to any change in the quota, arguing that it would be tantamount to its abolition. Strong opposition by actors and members of the industry blocked the government’s attempts to reduce the quota.

Actor Ahn Sung-ki and film director Jung Ji-young, leaders of the anti-screen quota reduction, Thursday claimed that the movie industry will muster all available means to overturn the government’s decision.

This time, their opposition is expected to fail as the market share of Korean movies has passed 50 percent since 2004 and the government is eager to sign the Korea-U.S. FTA to attract foreign direct investment.

Last week, President Roh Moo-hyun said his administration would pursue formal FTA talks with the U.S. in the near future, claiming that the deal is necessary to boost the Korean economy.

U.S. Trade Representative Rob Portman also said on Jan. 20 that the Bush administration hopes to initiate more FTA negotiations in 2006, possibly with South Korea and Malaysia.

``I'm very encouraged by the talks and I'm very hopeful that we can deepen our economic relationship with Korea through an FTA,’’ Portman was quoted as saying, ``but we're not quite there yet.’’

Some 10 countries, including France and Italy, are implementing a protectionist system similar to Korea’s screen quota system to protect their film industries.

sjkim@koreatimes.co.kr

01-26-2006 17:10

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je la trouve très jolie cette actrice.... Razz

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there's something in this world that's more painful than death, it's letting you go... i think i can get anything in this world if i had enough money but, i can't buy time.... should i ask you to wait until i can get into your heart!

elle a quelque chose dans les yeux, comme un accroche coeur coquin que j'avais remarqué pratiquement tout de suite quand je l'ai découverte dans un de ses films.

par contre c'est clair que si je l'avis découverte avec cette image je n'aurais pas flashé sur elle, on ne vois pas bien son regard avec les lunettes. cette photo provient d'une série où on voit Ji-won supporter une discipline dans le domaine de la recherche médicale ou dans un domaine médico-social, j'ai pas encore localisé l'article complet de cet évenement.

elle est bizarre avec ses lunettes...
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there's something in this world that's more painful than death, it's letting you go... i think i can get anything in this world if i had enough money but, i can't buy time.... should i ask you to wait until i can get into your heart!

oui ça change complétement son regard (si j'ose dire)

elle est bien mieux sans, mais je pense que si elle les avait porté à cette occasion c'est qu'elle en avait vraiment besoin (genre lire un discours)

ceci dit, on a trouvé une petite animation confectionnée par un admirateur (Purlpeziye) assez sympathique sur le réseau Youtube qui vaut le détour :

Ha Ji-won & Jo In-sung

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there's something in this world that's more painful than death, it's letting you go... i think i can get anything in this world if i had enough money but, i can't buy time.... should i ask you to wait until i can get into your heart!

Bonjour Sushimi,

Quelle photo troublante. Merci de l'avoir postée ici, elle apporte un souffle que les précédentes n'avaient pas. C'est une belle photo, bien équillibrée et on peut y voir un mouvement, un peu comme un dialogue davantage intimiste qui s'installe.

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