[FANACC] 110208 I met Micky at TimeOut Gelato

Today, in order to place an order for the 100th day cake for nanal, I set aside the entire morning and went with Teddy.
We met at the front of Time Out and since we are here, we inside to eat!
We picked the apple flavoured ice cream and sat down, talking about Micky…
At this time, someone opened the door, I looked at that person and found him familiar and he was facing us…

“Ah! It’s Yoochun sshi!” I shouted this out.
“How could this kind of good thing be happening!”
I can’t sit still… my breathing was a mess too…
At this time, there are a lot of people sitting around eating ice cream then…
The person sitting next to us starts to take out camera, preparing to take photo but I stopped them right away as I was afraid it might spoil Micky’s mood.
And also because… I want to talk to Micky! Keke. [T/N: She meant if Micky's mood is bad, then she would not be able to talk to him.]

Micky starts to choose his choice of ice cream and he chose a chocolate one.
Then, I stood up and said to Micky: “Yoochun sshi, Saranghaeyo!”
And I placed my hands above my head, forming a heart shape. [T/N: She ever met Micky in Time Out and did the same heart shapped sign but Micky ignored]
Haha! This time he saw me ^^ My heart thumped like a drum…
I started to talk, “I love Yoochun sshi just like this~ I lifted my hands but you did not looked at me at all, so all the 6002nanal members ignored me!”
Micky, nodding slightly, “Ah! Really~”
Oh my, is he human? Or angel?
Teddy who has been seating beside me then said, “I love you too!” also held up the hands above the head.
Yoochun… looked at us again. Keke.
(We didn’t stand out from the crowd… we really didn’t know what to do when he looked at us~ Going crazy, keke)

I said again, “Yoochun sshi! You are really good looking~” And clapped my hands.
The people in the shop starts to clap along…
Ah! Those people… They are Japanese…
They don’t understand the words that I have said just now, so did not laugh along~
Micky looked at my direction again! Ah ah! I can’t believed I’m still breathing, it’s a miracle!

Carrying the packed ice cream, he left with his manager.
I quickly stood and bowed, saying, “Please walk slowly~” [T/N: More like an expression saying bye.]
Our Yoochun… lowered his head~ ^^
Really… A very polite young man. Keke.
In my heart was shouting, “Thank you very much… Yoochun sshi! You gave me response for everything that I’d said.”

I am really going to faint.
I rushed out of the door without thinking twice, and saw our CEO Park and manager shopping at the shop opposite Time Out.
Just like a spiderman, I stuck my face on the glass window. It’s so difficult to see~ keke.
He walked around in the shop and I gazed at him.
Then, Teddy took my bag and came out of Time Out, to my side.
My soul has already flew out of the space.
Under such circumstances, Bear brother took out the digital camera from the bag, and took photos of Yoochun.
The people around me were asking who is that~
I said he is the actor Park Yoochun who acted in Sungkyunkwan Scandal~
They replied. “Ah! I know~ Keke.”

I felt that this is not right so I pulled Teddy to wait for Yoochun at the door ^^
Ah! Our Yoochun… is coming out!
“Eh… Yoochun sshi, I’m sorry… can I shake hands with you?”
Yoochun smiled lightly and held out his hand
And I… held my breath and shook his hands.

Yoochun’s hand!
Erm…. As you can see from the photo… his hands are big.
But his real hand, it is not that big, and it is not fleshy, a bit rough feeling…
Yoochun’s hand has a feeling… I’m not sure how to describe!

The outfit Yoochun was wearing was the Khaki jacket that we are familiar with, the black sweatpants, white sneakers and… the shades with a Top Gun feel.

Today, everything has been good. It has been a good day.
I lived until now, there haven’t been many days like this
Hahahaha~

PS. I wont translate part 1 and 2~ It mainly said that Yoochun went to the cosmetic shop across the street pretty often……

Teddy who came late, saw Yoochun went into the car and called out, “Yoochun sshi!!” Then talked to Sang Ho manager about work… Yoochun would probably be asking Sangho hyung… “This noona would not talk to me but chatted so well with Sangho hyung”~ Keke.
Management personnel are management personnel afterall. [Teddy is nanal's management/admin]
No matter what, the priority is still work!

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[VIDEO] 101117 Micky Christmas Video From John Yoon’s Twitter

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[NEWS] 100910 Boy of Etiquette Shows Loose Side in 'Sungkyunkwan Scandal'

An exemplary star has showed an unexpected side of himself due to drinking in the new KBS2 drama “Sungkyunkwan Scandal.”

In the September 7 episode, Lee Seon-jun (Micky) refuses to attend an after-class gathering of classmates at Sungkyunkwan, a Confucian academy, saying that he does not approve of discussing some issues to resolve over drinking. But later he changes his mind and joins them on the pretext that he should obey the school rule that all students must attend activities organized by the student body.

Pointing to a large bowl full of spirits, An Do-hyeon (Kim Jung-kyun) says that their hearts for him are in it, while Kim Yun-hee (Park Min-young), who disguises herself as a boy to study at the boy-only academy, tells him that when it comes to the first shot, he should drink it up.

Seon-jun does as he is told, which serves as an opportunity to turn his hostile relationship with classmates around. But that causes trouble as he becomes sick from too much drinking.

On his way back to the academy with the classmates, Seon-jun cannot help throwing up on a street. Other classmates are also so drunk that they can hardly look after themselves. Yun-hee is the only one who is sober, and she has to bring him to the residence. But she finds the dormitory door already closed since it is after the curfew. Fortunately, Gu Yong-ha (Song Joong-ki) helps them to come in through a secret entrance.

But that is not all Yun-hee has to go through. Feeling hot while sleeping, Seon-jun starts to undress himself. Yun-hee tries to stop him but to no avail, and she has to leave the room herself.

The next day, Seon-jun is baffled to find himself naked, but soon dresses himself properly and pretends as if nothing happened.

Viewers praised Micky for his performance, saying that his character is becoming more vivid and attractive.

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[NEWS] Micky’s Challenge: From Idol to Actor

Transforming from an idol to an actor can be tricky.

Not only does it require superb acting skills to wash away that idol image, but he or she must go through worries, criticism and also harsh self-discipline. Amid the numerous crossovers of young and determined stars, a particularly famous one is aiming to captivate viewers with his never-before-seen acting.

Dressed in “hanbok,’’ or traditional Korean clothes, TVXQ member Micky (real name Park Yoo-chun) looked proud, yet a bit nervous to represent his first–ever drama “Sungkyunkwan Scandal’’ at a press conference held at the W Hotel, northern Seoul, last week.

The doll-faced 24-year-old will appear as Lee Sun-jun in the period drama and work with fellow actors Park Min-young, Song Joong-ki and Yoo Ah-in.

The soap is a “campus romance drama,’’ according to the production company, and will bring Korean history, comedy and romance to the small screen.

Korean period dramas have not only been popular here, but also overseas, and they tend to have certain patterns: traditional dress, ancient Korean vernacular, love triangles, and the inner struggle between personal goals and traditional traits.

“Sungkyunkwan Scandal’’ is no different. The heroine Kim Yoon-hee, played by Park Min-young, has been responsible for her household after her father died and brother became ill in the busy times of the Joseon Kingdom (1392-1910). She decides that the only way for her to not worry about food and money is to disguise herself as a man and try for the state examination and become a court official.

She enters Sungkyunkwan, or a Confucian Academy, to study and meets fellow classmates: the strict and handsome Sun-jun, the playboy Koo Yong-ha (played by Song) and the rough and wild Moon Jae-shin (played by Yoo).

The journey begins as Kim, a pretty-faced student in disguise, struggles to fulfill her dream to become an official and hopefully discover true love along the way.

The biggest concern is not the familiar storyline or good looking stars dressed in colorful hanbok, but the acting. The four main actors are relatively young ― all are 24 except for the 25-year-old Song ― and have not made lasting impressions in their acting careers as yet. Additionally, period dramas are known to be especially tricky due to the old-fashioned dialect and behavior.

Despite these worries, the drama’s producer Kim Won-suk expressed his confidence in working with the young actors, especially Park Yoo-chun.

“Park was already on the team when I decided to helm the drama. But if I had the chance to pick the actors again, I would have picked him. I know many people are looking forward to, and are also worried about his acting, but I can tell you all that he is doing great,’’ Kim said.

Park also had to deal with the interest and pressure put on him, though he did a pretty good job in keeping a straight face and calmly answering questions regarding his lack of acting experience.

“Of course, being my first work and all, I thought about my acting a lot. I think this was a chance where I discovered a new me. The staff were generous enough to pick me for the role,’’ he said smiling.

“I have been dancing for a long time, and I had a pretty tough time realizing that the martial arts sequences were not to be shown as choreography. I have been immersed in the drama and although it’s been tough with the weather and the bugs, it’s been fun,’’ Park added.

It was hard not to notice the enormous interest showering the star. Even the press conference was a bit overdone. The event seemed to have lost its true purpose and turned into a promotional circus. It included two fashion shows; one by 2009, 2010 Miss Korea contestants and models and another by the actors themselves. The hanbok display was, indeed colorful and beautiful, but there was nothing different from those seen in previous and even current historical series.

A preview screening is one of the most important channels that uncovers the gist of the drama and also help the press understand the storyline easier and faster. The 8-minute highlight video was not enough to bring out the overall vibe of the work. It took an hour and a half to finally bring out the actors and producer to the table for a Q and A session.

Micky was introduced as “Park Yoo-chun’’ from start to finish, probably because he really wants to turn over a new leaf. The TVXQ member may have found it interesting to discover the actor within, but it will take a bit more than generosity and soul searching to spearhead a full-length drama, especially when all eyes are on him. Will he be able to shine in the spotlight? Fans will find out on Aug. 30 at 9:55 p.m.

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[NEWS] K-pop idol Micky flies solo in drama

Torn and bruised by a series of events involving a legal battle with his agency, K-pop idol Micky ― one-fifth of the near-disbanded boy band TVXQ ― put in a confident if somewhat close-mouthed press appearance for his major acting debut in KBS’ “Seonggyungwan Scandal” on Tuesday.

“Who wouldn’t feel pressure when starting something new?” Micky, a.k.a. Park Yoo-chun, said fielding comparisons between him and other TVXQ chums that have been making the pop idol-acting crossover.

Park, Hero and Xiah filed a lawsuit against S.M. Entertainment over their 13-year contract last July, but the court’s ruling in partial favor of the trio turned out to be little more than the calm before the storm for the boy wonder.

In April, S.M. filed a court objection to the trio’s injunction and in July slapped a suit on the head of a cosmetics company that the three members had invested in. The latter was in response to a defamation suit filed by the company against S.M.’s CEO. S.M. was cleared of all charges in May.

To add insult to injury, Park’s manager was accused of assault in late July.

Unfazed, it seems, by the brouhaha, Park jumped on board as the lead for the upcoming period piece; a move that will either prove fortuitous or rash.

TVXQ leader U-Know’s small screen debut in MBC’s “No Limit” crashed and burned, bringing in abysmal ratings; not a good harbinger for Park and for member Max who awaits his fate with the drama “Paradise Ranch.” Meanwhile, member Xiah took a safer route through the musical “Mozart!” and Hero pulled off an award-winning performance in a Japanese drama.

Park’s paltry acting experience (primarily through variety show skits and a boy band-pushing TV drama film) will most likely cast doubt on his ability to pull off this hefty role. Both director Kim Won-seok and co-star Song Joong-ki, however, expressed their faith in Park.

“He has a good voice for acting and is attractive-looking,” said Kim, who cemented Park’s reputation as a budding action star by announcing that Park had level three taekwondo skills and that he “hardly used a stunt double.”

Kim then said: “He will surprise you with his slapstick comedy. He is good.”

“I cannot say that I didn’t have prejudices about idols or singers who act, (Park) included,” said co-star Song. “(But) he really tries hard. It is touching.”

Will Park’s efforts pay off?

There is no guarantee that Park will produce a persuasive portrayal of the conceited, self-indulgent, blue blood Joseon Dynasty scholar Lee Seon-joon; especially when the singer admits that he himself lacks the anal tendencies of his character.

“My personality is somewhat open and free,” the 24-year old said. “But the hidden sense of pressure (my character feels) is similar. I can relate to that.”

His ability to tune into the darker side of Lee could add depth to the romantic, gender-bender series.

Based on a novel, “Seonggyungwan Scandal” ― as its name suggests ― unfolds at the Joseon Dynasty’s premier educational institution, Seonggyungwan.

Believed to be established during the Goryeo Dynasty as Gukjagam in 992, the institute was re-christened Seonggyungwan in the early 1300s.

There the male progeny of high-ranking officials and aristocrats prepared for the state examination “gwageo” and were trained for government service work. Alumni include famed scholar Yi Hwang (1501-1570), a.k.a. Toegye whose face currently decorates the 1,000 won note.

The drama, however, exhibits no pedantic pretensions.

The school, in essence, serves as a vehicle for a “Twelfth Night”-esque plotline, where a ballsy female (played by “Princess Ja-Myung” actress Park Min-young) masquerades as a man to enter Seonggyungwan in her sickly brother’s stead. There she encounters fellow student Lee Seon-joon (Park Yoo-chun) and a romance blossoms.

The male-only school backdrop also allowed for the inclusion of a bevy of good-looking actors, providing plenty of eye candy for female viewers.

“Seonggyungwan Scandal,” however, promises to be more than just a frilly, one-note rom-com.

“The piece will bring out the romance, the melodrama and the slight raciness of the tale while also highlighting how these youngsters perceive society and how they mature,” said director Kim, assuring the press that the series would dramatize actual aspects of the Joseon Dynasty institute.

In the meantime, cast and staff members can benefit from Park Yoo-chun’s loyal fans. According to co-star Park Min-young, hundreds of fans visit the set three times a week, bringing hoards of food for everyone.

“I feel very grateful,” she said.

“Seonggyungwan Scandal” airs on Aug. 30 at 9:55 p.m. on KBS 2 TV.

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[NEWS] 100818 Song Joong-ki Says Will Suggest Micky Bed Scene If Ratings Fall

Upcoming KBS TV series “Sungkyunkwan Scandal,” set to premiere on August 30, has been garnering attention from viewers for a while now for two reasons. One, because it is based on hit romance novel, and two, because of its cast composed of stars Micky Yoochun (playing the role of Lee Seon-joon), Park Min-young (Kim Yoon-hee), Song Joong-ki (Goo Yong-ha), and Yoo Ah-In (Moon Jae Shin). That is why the questions the four main characters were asked focused on asking the differences between the original novel and the drama, the atmosphere on set and the teamwork. Below are excerpts from the press conference held at the W hotel on Tuesday.

Q: Do you think there have been any changes made to your character in the drama compared to the original novel?

Park Min-young: While my character was more of a lady of refined manner in the novel, she will be more of a playful and mischievous person in the drama. She has become someone who is more cheerful and lively although I don’t know whether it’s because I’m playing the role or because it’s a historical drama with young characters. My character changes more toward the latter half of the show so I think her cute and loveable personality from the first half will have a dramatic effect on it.

Yu A-in: In the novel, my character Jae-shin is so manly and comic-like that I thought, ‘Nobody like this exists in the whole world.’ So I’m keeping the elements that may help add to the fun of the show but trying to leave out the cheesiness. From a realistic standpoint, I guess you could say that he now isn’t annoying?

Park: Jae-shin in episode 8 is cuter and funnier than any guy you’ve ever seen. Like Yu just said, you’ll get to see a lighter version of Jae-shin.

Yu: I’m worried whether I’ve done a good job of taking out the cheesiness but I’m also very worried whether I’m betraying my character from the original work that viewers may be looking forward to seeing.

Q: You had said at a previous press conference that you’re working very hard to become your character Lee Seon-joon. What about now?

Micky Yoochun: The aspect in which I related to Lee Seon-joon the most was in how he feels a pressure that is invisible. I think the reason he becomes so strict about principles is because of how he always tries to read his dad’s mind, and I actually felt a lot of a similar sort of pressure from my work. It’s not something I feel as a star, not that I am even one.

Song Joong-ki: Yuchun, you are a star!

Micky: Anyway, it felt like I was starting to forget who I was although I hadn’t meant to, so I think I was able to related to him a lot in that sense.

Q: How would you rate your own acting based on what’s been filmed so far?

Micky: I’m gonna have to start building up on the points. I don’t think I’m in the position to rate myself.

Song: I realized that Micky is really a hard worker. I actually was had somewhat of a prejudice about idol singer-turned-actors but I was very moved by how hard Micky works. I once gave him advice on his acting which could hurt his pride as an actor but he listened to me with modesty. I hadn’t expected that so I was surprised.

Q: Then how do you feel Song, you who have been considered to sync the best with your character Goo Yong-ha who likes to make jokes and is interested in indulging in sexual relationships?

Park: Earlier on when the ‘hanbok’ fashion show with Miss Koreas was on, Song looked at the que sheet and said, “The Miss Koreas go out in the first part and then the actors. I guess I’ll just sneak out when the Miss Koreas go out.” There’s a reason the sync rate is so high. (laughs)

Song: (Sighs) It’s true that I said that. My mind woke up even after I had stayed up all night shooting yesterday when I heard Miss Koreas were going to be here. But this is all just part of my concept — I’m not actually like this. Um, and I’m a man too so I guess there is a side to me that’s somewhat like that. Ah, Park! You! (laughs)

Q: Then who do you think is prettier between your fellow actors Seo Hyo-rim and Park Min-young versus the Miss Koreas?

Song: Ha… That’s a really hard question. I think Hyo-rim and Min-young are prettier. It’s actually because it hurts my pride to see that the Miss Koreas are taller than me. (laugh)

Q: There are four main characters in “Sungkyunkwan Scandal” but it’s true that the attention is turned to Micky. Don’t you feel disappointed about that as a fellow actor?

Park: Our show is receiving a lot of attention because of him so I feel that we’ve all been blessed. And Micky’s fans send tributes to the set three times a week.

Yu: That’s right. (laughs)

Park: There isn’t much to eat on set because it’s in the Mungyeongsaejae Provincial Park but they sent lunchboxes from a family restaurant to every crew member. There was so much to each. It feels like we’re working with a newcomer actor who is extremely popular.

Yu: A popular newcomer? That’s kind of ironical. (laughs)

Q: But don’t you also feel pressured by such fans? Park Min-young, you in particular must be envied by them because you get involved with Micky in the drama.

Park: A fan once pinched my back on set. (laughs) It stung but I felt that she would do it again if I showed that it hurt, so I just walked by quietly. And then I rubbed it when nobody was looking. (laughs) But I think it’s so cute how she would do that to the actress her idol singer is acting with. I’ve also received notes online saying how much they envy me. But I’ve already been through that with Big Bang so it’s okay. (laughs)

Q: I heard that Xiah Junsu visited the set too with 100 fried chickens. Was it good?

Micky: It was really good, all cold. (laugh) But I was really touched. He spent his own money for it… And he’s not the type to.

Q: You must sometimes miss being a singer when you see your fans who visit the set?

Micky: I recently held a concert in Japan and the memory from it is still there because I was standing on stage with a mic for the first time in a while. I’m holding a mic right now too but holding it as a singer is very different so I miss it a lot.

Song: What are you talking about? You held a mic at a karaoke room a few days ago. (laughs)

Q: Lastly, what do you expect the ratings to be for the show?

Song: I’ll be happy if the ratings come out well and sad if they don’t but I don’t think an actor should obsess too much over the ratings. I do however, want our show to do better than “Dong Yi – Jewel in the Crown” and “Giant.” (laugh) I’m personally hoping for about 17 percent? Oh, no. I once was in a drama that hit 17 percent on its premiere episode but the ratings kept falling after that. I feel uneasy now.

Micky: It’s the first time I’m paying attention to viewership ratings. I guess you could say we’re safe if we get about 15 percent?

Song: Oh, yes, I’d like it around there too. If it looks like the ratings are going to drop, I’m thinking of suggesting to the scenarist that Micky to a bed scene. That’ll probably boost ratings, right?

Q: Didn’t you say at the last press conference that he doesn’t have such a great body?

Song: Oh, that’s right!!! Then I guess they’d [ratings] fall. Nevermind!

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[NEWS] 100715 Yoochun Says He Gets Along with TVXQ Members "Like Water"

Korean singer and actor Micky Yuchun at a press conference for TV series "Sungkyunkwan Scandal" [Asia Economic Daily]

Korean singer and actor Micky Yuchun has said that he gets along with TVXQ bandmates "like water" despite the recent turmoil surrounding the band.

The pop idol made the remark at a press conference for upcoming TV series "Sungkyunkwan Scandal," where he takes on his first major TV role, held Thursday on the set in the city of Hwaseong in Gyeonggi Province, South Korea.

"We don't keep in touch as often as one might think," said Micky in his first public appearance since TVXQ's announcement that it would cease to carry out its activities as a five-man band. "But we still get along like water, just as we used to. I don't think [our relationship] changed because of what happened."

Last July, three TVXQ members -- Hero Jaejung, Micky Yuchun and Xiah Junsu -- had raised legal issues against major talenthouse SM Entertainment, asking the court to nullify their 13-year contract with the agency.

The legal dispute led to friction also within TVXQ, considered one of the most successful K-pop acts throughout Asia, and the boys eventually announced that they will no longer be working as a group in Korea nor Japan.

Micky explained that around the time the group started breaking up, all the members were busy pursuing their individual activities; U-Know Yunho was shooting his first TV series "No Limit" (MBC, 2009); Max Changmin was filming in Jeju Island; and Hero Jaejung was working in Japan.

"I am excited because I am working for the first time in a while and I want to show fans a new, different side to myself," said the singer. "For the time being, I think I will be absorbed working on 'Sungkyunkwan Scandal' and afterwards I want to take on a challenge music-wise."

In the historical drama "Scandal," he has been cast as a Confucian scholar named Lee Seon-joon who falls in love with a woman in disguise as a man. He will be playing one of the four main characters on the show, alongside actors Yu A-in, Song Joong-ki and actress Park Min-young.

"I have been living a normal life since the incident last year -- I studied music and practiced acting a lot," the singer went onto say. "I went to see movies like other people do. I hadn't been able to spend much time with my parents because I was busy working and I spent a lot of time with them."

Micky, Hero and Xiah have since formed a separate group under Japanese management agency Avex through which they will continue their singing careers in Japan. The trio, who recently performed a series of concerts in Japan as a new unit, will be holding a fan meeting in Seoul on September 4.

"Scandal" will premiere on the small screen in September.

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[TRANS] 100715 Micky Yoochun: "With Yunho And Changmin, We Still Get Along Like We Used To"

Micky Yoochun, member of the group TVXQ, said, "With U-know Yunho and Choikang Changmin, nothing has changed and we still get along like we used to in the past."

On 15 July, at the press conference held at Hwaseong, Gyeonggi-do, the filming location for KBS2's drama [SungKyunKwan Scandal], Micky Yoochun said, "They were both busy (Yunho and Changmin) so we didn't contact each other as much as expected" and "But after that (the lawsuit), our relationship didn't change much."

Since the lawsuit for an injunction against their exclusive contracts with SM Entertainment was filed last year, this is the first time that Micky Yoochun made a solo public appearance.

When asked how he passed his time then, Micky Yoochun said, "I spent it peacefully, learning music, composing, practicing acting and also went to watch movies." Also, "As we were very busy, I never had the time to visit my parents so I made the decision to spend time with them."

Micky Yoochun, who made his acting debut in a mobile drama in June this year in Japan, will also greet Korean audience this autumn, not as a singer, but as an actor.

Taking over [My Girlfriend is a Nine-Tailed Fox], [SungKyunKwan Scandal] is set to air in September this year. Micky Yoochun will be playing Lee Seon Joon, who excels in all aspects - intelligence, wealth, looks - and is the only son of a rich family. A character who was born with a golden spoon in his mouth, Lee Seon Joon develops a taboo love relationship with Kim Yeonhee, who cross-dresses in the drama, which makes it very difficult yet makes the drama interesting.

With regards to why he expanded his activities to include acting, Micky Yoochun said, "I've always been interested in acting" and "compared to anything else, the reason why I really want to do it is because ever since I debuted as a singer, I've only had one image - Micky Yoochun - but as an actor, there are many other charms that I can show to the audience."

Youngwoong Jaejoong had continuously given his support to Micky Yoochun before he made his acting debut.

Micky Yoochun laughed as he said, "Jaejoong-hyung told me this before the filming - 'You should die once too' and other things that encouraged me." Jaejoong has already made his acting debut ahead of Micky Yoochun.

Finally, Micky Yoochun said, "After such a long time, I'm really excited and moved to sit here and greet all of you. I will try hard. I want to show my best to everyone. I would really like it if through this drama, I can get an opportunity to show everyone a new side of me."

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[TRANS] 100607 TVXQ Trio, “Very painful, reaching the point where we wanted to give up everything”

On the 5th ~ 6th of this month, at the fanmeet which was held in Osaka, Japan, the TVXQ trio Xiah Junsu, Hero Jaejoong and Micky Yoochun said, “The year of 2009 was a painful one, reaching the point where we wanted to give up everything.” It’s the first time that they mentioned about their feelings on the dispute with SM Entertainment about their contract.

Micky Yoochun, who was at Osaka’s Kyocera Dome to meet with the Japanese fans, said, “In 2009 I was always bored at home, not keeping in contact with anyone. Really felt like wanting to give up everything.” “It is all thanks to the encouragement from the members and the fans support that I can once again challenge myself. I will work harder in the future.”

Hero Jaejoong also said, in Japanese, “Even though we would really like to personally convey the truth and our thoughts to the fans, but we cannot do that, and it makes us feel very painful.” “I feel very happy to be able to see the fans once again. Please take more care in the future, everyone.” After all of them poured out their hurt and their innermost feelings, the 3 members sang “I Have Nothing”, “For You” and other songs, and they were also tearing up.

That day’s fanmeet is the TVXQ trio’s first official stage as a new unit. Although the individual activities of the 3 members have been official, however, the court dispute with SM is still ongoing, both sides unwilling to give in.

After the Osaka fanmeet, the TVXQ trio will hold another fanmeet at the Tokyo Dome on the 12th ~ 13th of June.

Source: Central Daily News (中央日报)
Translation: tvxqhwaiting @ OneTVXQ.com
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[NEWS] 100524 Yoo Ah-in Joins Micky Yoochun in SungKyunKwan Scandal

Aww, yeah! The “campus youth sageuk drama” Sungkyunkwan Scandal has cast Yoo Ah-in, which puts together a group of young rising stars in a “Joseon-era F4.” He joins DBSK’s Micky Yoochun (real name Park Yoo-chun) in his drama debut and Song Joong-ki (OB-GYN). Yoo plays the role of “Moon Jae-shin,” a young man who rebels against the times, dressing and acting like a bad boy.

Sungkyunkwan Scandal is based on a novel and gets started when a female character enters school at Sungkyunkwan in place of her younger brother, and meets the characters played by Micky Yoochun, Song Joong-ki, and Yoo Ah-in. (So, basically a historical version of Hana Kimi meets You’re Beautiful.) The female role will be played by Jung Da-young of the currently airing Fine Windy Day.

It’s been a year since Yoo Ah-in’s last drama, The Man Who Can’t Get Married; his most recent film was Sky and Ocean, and Antique Bakery prior to that.

The drama will premiere in September.

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Source: Star News
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[PHOTOS] 100520 Stalking YooChun

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[PHOTOS] 100501 Stalking YooChun Part2

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[TRANS] 100416 Micky Yoochun Shakes The Best Seller Charts

The original novel 'The Lives of Sungkyunkwan Confucian Scholars' of the drama 'Sungkyunkwan Scandal', of which TVXQ's Micky Yoochun was cast in, is garnering attention once again.

The first and second novels of 'The Lives of Sungkyunkwan Confucian Scholars', which were released in July of last year, have reentered the Best Seller Charts as 11th and 19th place respectively. The novels pleasantly depict the love lives of the youth of Sungkyunkwan during the Tang Dynasty.

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[PHOTOS] Tohomobile - Yoochun 100408

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