Name: Shin Min Ah (Yang Min Ah)
Birthday: April 5, 1984
Height: 170 cm (around 5'7)
Weight: 48 kg (105-106 lbs)
SCHOOL: Dong Gook University, 3rd year
NICK: Do Duk Do Duk
BLOOD TYPE: O
A BELIEF: Failure is the mother of success.
Favorite Actors: Cameron Diaz, Jang Man Ok
SPECIALITY: Imitating other people's voices
FAVORITE: Skating, listening to music, Anna Sui, Louis Vuitton, DKNY
CATALOGUE: Sport Replay, Zippy Ziggy, RUjeans, DOP
CF: Chocolate chips, Neo water O2, cookie.com, Mi eh lo, NesCafe, Coolong Perfume and Shampoo,
Sport Replay Sanyo.
M/V: Sharp-Sad Way, Sonya-Your Scent, Lee Seung Hwan-DangBu, G.O.D-I love you and remember, Jo
Sung Mo- Ah Shi Na Yo, Cha Tae Hyun-I love you, Brown Eyes-With Coffee
TV Dramas:
(2007) KBS - The Devil/Mawang
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(2001) SBS - Beautiful Days
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(2009)
“Billion”
Synopsis
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The story follows eight men and women who participate in a “survival game” for a billion-won prize (which is in the vicinity of a million dollars). They arrive in Australia to find themselves stuck in a life-or-death game, in what sounds like a mix of Survivor and The Most Dangerous Game.
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The actors are, in order of appearance on the photo above:
Park Hae-il (Paradise Murdered, The Host), as the “sensitive outsider”;
Shin Mina (Go Go 70, Devil), an upbeat and positive character;
Park Hee-soon (Seven Days, Mixed-up Investigative Agency), the lunatic PD in charge of the survival game (and boy, will that be great — Park Hee-soon does menacing crazy incredibly well);
Lee Min-ki (Romantic Island, Dal Ja’s Spring), a tough guy formerly of the marine corps;
Jung Yumi (who was fantastic playing the gamine in the drama Que Sera Sera), once again playing naive; and
“Chunderella” Lee Chun-hee (Humming, Great King Sejong) in the part of a cold-hearted fund manager.
(2009)
Sisters On The Road
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Synopsis
Kong Hyo-jin and Shin Min-a have been cast together in the film "I Like It This Way."
Gong Hyo-jin and Shin Mina are teaming up as half-sisters in the upcoming film Sisters on the Road [지금, 이대로가 좋아요]. This could be interesting, as both ladies are among their generation’s more visible rising actresses (and fashionistas), having worked steadily and increased their profiles over the past several years in projects like Crush and Blush and The Naked Kitchen.
In the film, the two share the same mother, but because they have different fathers, the sisters have never cultivated a close bond. However, when their mother suddenly dies, they set off on a trip to locate the younger one’s (Shin) father, encountering unexpected obstacles, accidents, and the revelation of startling family histories as they unravel what it means to be family, and sisters.
Gong Hyo-jin plays the easygoing older sister who inherits their mother’s fish shop and cares for the house in their Jeju Island hometown. Meanwhile, Shin Mina’s character is the intelligent but more sensitive, prickly career-woman sister; she struck out on her own and has been independent ever since her university days, and now works in a corporate job in Seoul.
The film comes from director Bu Ji-young, who also wrote her 2003 film Untold Scandal [스캔들 - 조선남녀상열지사]. She also won a special award at Daegu International Short Film Festival for her 2002 short, A Drop of Clear Salty Liquid [눈물, aka Tears].
Gong Hyo-jin was most recently in the film Crush and Blush [미쓰 홍당무], for which she drew in many accolades last year. Preceding that, she’d acted in action-spy comedy Dachimawa Lee [다찌마와 리] and the heartwarming 2007 MBC drama Thank You.
Meanwhile, Shin Mina’s most recent project was romance film The Naked Kitchen, in which she reteamed with her previous co-star Joo Ji-hoon (they’d first paired in the 2007 thriller drama Devil).
Sisters on the Road releases on April 23.
(2009)
Kitchen
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Based off a Japanese novel, “Kitchen” tells the story of a love triangle between a married couple and their business partner, all living under the same roof. I deduce from the title that they will also be sharing the same kitchen.
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http://www.mysoju.com/my-mighty-princess/
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http://www.mysoju.com/the-beast-and-the-beauty/
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http://www.mysoju.com/sad-movie/
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http://www.mysoju.com/volcano-high/
