Monday, May 11, 2020
“The King: Eternal Monarch” Staff Shares High Praise For Lee Min Ho’s Dedication And Work Ethic
The staff of SBS’s Friday-Saturday drama “The King: Eternal Monarch” had high praise for lead actor Lee Min Ho.
“The King: Eternal Monarch” tells the story of Emperor Lee Gon (Lee Min Ho) and detective Jung Tae Eul (Kim Go Eun), who live in parallel universes where Korea is a constitutional monarchy and democracy respectively, but work together to try and save peoples lives.
Lee Min Ho has been showcasing his talents as an actor through the evolution of his character. His maturity and attention to detail is helping viewers become more immersed in Lee Gon’s story. He is being applauded for his use of his gaze, expressions, and voice to give off a regal aura that is perfect for his character as an emperor.
Sunday, May 10, 2020
Lee Min Ho Thanks Fans In Sweet Message For 14th Debut Anniversary
Lee Min Ho is celebrating 14 years of his career!
On May 10, he took to Instagram to share a video of himself and a few lines of poetry. In the caption, he wrote, “Thank you to all the fans who congratulated me on my 14th debut anniversary. I really appreciate that you have supported me in every step of my career. I am also cheering you on in your own lives. Stay happy.”
The poem reads, “Perhaps the stars will take your sadness away. Perhaps the flowers will fill your heart with their beauty. Perhaps hope will always wipe away your tears. And more than anything else, silence will make you strong.”
Lee Min Ho made his official debut in 2006 in the EBS youth drama “Secret Campus.” He shot to Hallyu stardom after starring in the 2009 drama “Boys Over Flowers,” and has since notably appeared in dramas such as “City Hunter,” “Heirs,” and “Legend of the Blue Sea,” and films such as “Gangnam Blues” and “Bounty Hunters.” He is currently starring in “The King: Eternal Monarch,” his first drama after being discharged from mandatory military service.
source: Soompi
Lee Min Ho's Social Network Updates - 10.05.2020
Photos Uploaded on Instagram, Weibo and Facebook: "데뷔 14주년 축하해주신 팬 여러분들 정말 감사합니다. 저의 모든 걸음과 모든 시간을 응원해주시는 여러분이 있기에 오늘도 행복합니다. 저 또한 여러분의 삶을 응원합니다. 늘 행복하세요. Dear all my fans.Thank you for celebrating my 14th debut anniversary. I really appreciate everything all of you have supported every steps in my career. Hoping all of your life stay happy."
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Friday, May 8, 2020
Lee Min Ho's Social Network Updates - 08.05.2020
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3 Memorable Lines That Show Lee Min Ho’s Charisma, Leadership, And Romantic Side In “The King: Eternal Monarch”
Lee Min Ho is the perfect king in SBS’s “The King: Eternal Monarch”!
“The King: Eternal Monarch” tells the story of Emperor Lee Gon (Lee Min Ho) and detective Jung Tae Eul (Kim Go Eun), who live in parallel universes where Korea is a constitutional monarchy and democracy respectively, but they work together to try and save peoples’ lives.
Spoilers
Below are three moments when Lee Min Ho made viewers’ hearts flutter with his memorable lines:
1. Charisma: “From now on, I’m the only one who worries about myself. What you must protect is not me, but this sea.”
Lee Gon, the commander-in-chief of the Korean Empire’s armed forces, showed an unwavering attitude towards Japan, which has continued to provoke the Korean Empire’s territorial waters. Lee Gon said, “If countries are honest with each other, there will be a war. If Japan is this honest, we should be honest…that we’re not just going to stand by. You know I finished my military service as a captain of the Navy. Japan can’t enter our territorial waters, not even by a centimeter or a millimeter.”
Thursday, May 7, 2020
Lee Min Ho And Kim Go Eun Share An Emotional Date Amidst The Growing Suspense In “The King: Eternal Monarch”
Kim Go Eun and Lee Min Ho will be enjoying their first official date in the Republic of Korea in SBS’s “The King: Eternal Monarch”!
“The King: Eternal Monarch” tells the story of Emperor Lee Gon (Lee Min Ho) and detective Jung Tae Eul (Kim Go Eun), who live in parallel universes where Korea is a constitutional monarchy and democracy respectively, but work together to try and save peoples’ lives.
Spoiler
In the previous episode, Lee Gon opened up to Jung Tae Eul about his painful past of Lee Rim (Lee Jung Jin) committing treason to kill the late Emperor. Lee Gon’s story brought the two closer together as Jung Tae Eul expressed her sympathy. However, back in their own worlds, Lee Gon and Jung Tae Eul found further suspicions surrounding Lee Rim after discovering his autopsy results and a mysterious voice message from Lee Gon’s Korean Empire. Eventually, Lee Gon returned to Jung Tae Eul, and the two shared a heartfelt reunion.
Mysteries Waiting To Be Solved By Kim Go Eun And Lee Min Ho In “The King: Eternal Monarch”
The drama tells the story of Emperor Lee Gon (Lee Min Ho) and detective Jung Tae Eul (Kim Go Eun), who live in parallel universes — one where Korea is a constitutional monarchy and another where it is a democracy — but they work together to try to save lives.
Spoiler
Below are four key points related to the mysterious case surrounding Lee Sang Do.
The corpse inside the trunk. Who is Lee Sang Do?
The mysterious case surrounding Lee Sang Do began the moment Jung Tae Eul captured Kim Bok Man (Heo Jae Ho), the man who established an illegal gambling website. Inside Kim Bok Man’s car trunk, Jung Tae Eul discovered a suspicious corpse, causing the illegal gambling website investigation to transform into a murder investigation. Jung Tae Eul and Kang Shin Jae (Kim Kyung Nam) identified the corpse to be 57-year-old Lee Sang Do who was the owner of a hardware store. As a member of Kim Bok Man’s illegal gambling website, Lee Sang Do lost a building’s worth of money and even borrowed money from multiple people living near the hardware store.
“The King: Eternal Monarch” Producer Issues Apology About Depiction Of Japanese Warships
“The King: Eternal Monarch” has been swept up in another controversy.
The drama features two parallel universes: one with a democracy that is similar to modern-day Korea and one that is an alternative universe in which Korea is an empire ruled by a monarch. Emperor Lee Gon (Lee Min Ho) and detective Jung Tae Eul (Kim Go Eun) work together to protect the ones they love and close the portal between the two worlds.
Previously, the drama received criticism for appearing to have used images of buildings that are similar to Japanese temples while depicting the fictional Korean Empire. Some viewers also saw similarities between the Imperial Seal for the fictional Korean Empire and the real Imperial Seal of Japan.
Another controversy erupted over episode 6, which contained a naval battle scene between the Korean Empire and Japan. It was pointed out that the Japanese warships with Japanese flags were similar in design to current Korean warships.
Wednesday, May 6, 2020
Monday, May 4, 2020
Lee Min Ho Is Flawless In Uniform In “The King: Eternal Monarch”
SBS’s Friday-Saturday drama “The King: Eternal Monarch” has released new behind-the-scenes photos of Lee Min Ho!
The drama tells the story of Emperor Lee Gon (Lee Min Ho) and detective Jung Tae Eul (Kim Go Eun), who live in parallel universes — one where Korea is a constitutional monarchy and another where it is a democracy — but they work together to try to save lives.
Throughout the drama, Lee Min Ho has worn multiple outfits including his black imperial attire and an equestrian uniform. However, his white naval uniform in particular has been attracting the attention of viewers.
In the recent episode, Lee Gon appeared in a naval uniform as he prepared to confront Japan after they invaded Korea’s waters. Reflecting the line in the drama, “In their most honorable moments, the imperial family wears uniforms,” Lee Gon’s strong sense of responsibility is represented by his change of attire.
Saturday, May 2, 2020
Time Seems To Stop As Kim Go Eun And Lee Min Ho Share Sorrowed Looks In “The King: Eternal Monarch”
SBS’s Friday-Saturday drama “The King: Eternal Monarch” has shared new stills of Kim Go Eun and Lee Min Ho!
“The King: Eternal Monarch” tells the story of Emperor Lee Gon (Lee Min Ho) and detective Jung Tae Eul (Kim Go Eun), who live in parallel universes where Korea is a constitutional monarchy and democracy respectively, but work together to try and save peoples lives.
The new stills show Lee Gon and Jung Tae Eul facing each other in the royal living quarters in the universe where Korea is a constitutional monarchy. They are unable to take their eyes off of each other in that moment. While Lee Gon has a determined expression on his face, he has a lonely look in his eyes as he gazes upon Jung Tae Eul, and her eyes are also fixed on him as they fill with tears.
Tension is rising as Lee Gon is not in his usual imperial attire, but his naval uniform. It remains to be seen why the pair are staring at each other so intently, and what has driven Lee Gon to dress up in his naval uniform.
Hwa&Dam Pictures stated, “Lee Min Ho and Kim Go Eun continue to build upon a love story that spans across parallel universes with their amazing chemistry. Lee Gon and Jung Tae Eul have made viewers’ hearts race but this time, they will be bringing a feeling of sorrow. Please anticipate it.”
The upcoming episode of “The King: Eternal Monarch” will air at 10 p.m. KST on May 2.
Source (1) / Soompi
Friday, May 1, 2020
Lee Min Ho's Social Network Updates - 01.05.2020
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3 Ways Lee Min Ho + Kim Go Eun’s Relationship Will Change In “The King: Eternal Monarch”
Get ready for romance to blossom on SBS’s “The King: Eternal Monarch” this week!
On the latest episode of the fantasy drama, Emperor Lee Gon (played by Lee Min Ho) persuaded detective Jung Tae Eul (played by Kim Go Eun) to leave the Republic of Korea to travel with him to his parallel universe, where he rules the Korean Empire as a monarch.
As the two characters arrive in this alternate universe, here are three ways in which their relationship will begin to change and evolve:
1. Jung Tae Eul staying in Lee Gon’s palace
After traveling to Lee Gon’s palace in the Korean Empire, Jung Tae Eul will be able to verify firsthand that he was telling the truth about being an emperor. Additionally, she will have a chance to see a different side of the character—in his palace, as a powerful ruler, Lee Gon will exude a regal charisma that he didn’t have back in the Republic of Korea.
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