And seek help of authorities if they feel they were legally wronged somehow. If an actors don't feel comfortably performing romantic scenes overall then they should stay away from romantic roles and dramas. Sorry, but it's like trying to lower a crime rate by government oppressing lawful citizens just in case. So I'm not sure there was any real problem, specifically such problem, AND that the best solution to fix it would be censoring kdrama intimacy EVEN MORE. Or just simply finding it VERY awkward to kiss this particular actress for some reason. There can be plenty of other explanations to that actor's awkwardness - from him dating irl at the time to gaining a bit of pandemic-induced mysophobia.
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Plus claiming it was a traumatic response is kinda reaching - I've heard such speculations as well, but people always speculate things about buzzy dramas with little to no basis to it, just like they always speculate certain actors MUST be dating for realz just because said actors did their job well ACTING love on camera. I do not think there is any recent trend regarding kdrama kisses tho - dead fish ones went out of fashion ages ago, not within last 12 months for sure. I think is talking about Business Proposal which was a last year's hit romcom and indeed had very awkward kissing scenes between main OTP, esp from ML's side. And sparing the actors from further exploitation. I'm turning into an advocate of returning to the days of the traditional tame/(lame?) K-drama kisses that portray deep caring rather than sexual attraction. But the new trend of forcing actors to perform sexualized scenes on-camera definitely would. In the past, innocent traditional K-drama kisses were so tame/(lame?) that they wouldn't easily trigger any reminders of that. The sad reality is, most actors have likely experienced some form of sexual trauma and/or exploitation on their pathway to success. It was like watching him re-live a trauma. Or a young actor feeling self-conscious on-camera. It wasn't like watching an awkward character in an awkward kiss. The male lead was EXTREMELY uncomfortable in the kissing scenes. It started to bother me during a recent hugely-successful rom com. On a more serious note, there's another trend in rom-coms that I'm starting to find more concerning than annoying plot distractions: the trends in drama kisses. Tags: Bora! Deborah, Chansung, Joo Sang-wook, Yoo Inna, Yoon Hyun-min
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Kim Sa-rang to Get Revenge in new TV Chosun drama.Yoo Inna is the best dating coach in ENA’s Bora! Deborah.Production for Bora! Deborah is being led by the duo behind Mad for Each Other - a very good omen indeed - and premieres April 12 in ENA’s Wednesday-Thursday slot. While we wait for new promos to drop that give us a little more than the first teaser, we can just stare at the couple poster and the stills of our heroine and her dating coach fashion.
Is there anything not to like about this? In addition, we’ve got some other fun supporting actors with Park So-jin ( Alchemy of Souls), Chansung ( Show Window: The Queen’s House), and iKon’s Ju-ne (a.k.a. Joo Sang-wook ( Alchemy of Souls) also stars – he plays Han Sang-jin, who is Soo-hyuk’s friend and business partner. He plays the character of Lee Soo-hyuk – a prickly and off-putting man with love problems of his own. No one does endearing + ditzy + lovable quite like Yoo Inna.Īnd then there’s the leading man in our new poster: Yoon Hyun-min! He’s back, and I can’t wait for this pairing. Any drama based around the “do as I say not as I do” premise is ripe for comedy, I’m looking forward to seeing Yoo Inna here as the successful and influential dating coach who’s failing hard at her own love life. Along with the adorable poster are some stills of our eponymous heroine Deborah. 36 MaApAdorable new couple poster for Bora! Deborah by missvictrixĮNA’s upcoming rom-com Bora! Deborah has recently dropped a new couple poster featuring leads Yoo Inna ( Snowdrop) and Yoon Hyun-min ( Get Revenge).
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