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#匿名の恋人たち #romanticsanonymous #hanhyojoo originally, the female lead in romantics anonymous was supposed to be japanese actress. however, during the casting, the production team found out that han hyojoo fit the role. so they changed the setting to a korean woman who has lived in japan for 10 years and... show more

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EFYAvor 11 Monaten

She was excellent for this her acting feels soo natural !! I actually didn’t want it to end !! Great story telling and acting with those amazing Chocolates 🍫 mehn ! I love me some good cinema ‼️

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🌻vor 11 Monaten

i’m so happy to read this. thank you for leaving this sweet review under my tweet🤎

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EFYAvor 11 Monaten

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mamabucinvor 11 Monaten

but Hyojo is fluent in japanese, isn't she?

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🌻vor 11 Monaten

i think her japanese was already good before. but lee hana apparently required a really fluent-level of japanese that’s why she improved her skill

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🌻vor 11 Monaten

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Lunavor 11 Monaten

What was that ending scene all about with the sudden cameo??

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jen 🇵🇭 🇵🇸vor 11 Monaten

Wow! Hyojoo is one of my favorite Korean actresses. It's great seeing a prod team dedicated to casting the actress they want by doing anything they could with the script, and that said actress returning the same energy by fully committing on the role. I need to watch this soon.

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Sheyla (current hyperfocus: Hirunkitty 😺💖)vor 11 Monaten

She was so good that I had to check her bio to make sure she wasn't Japanese, her body language and japanese was so japanese 😆 I watched everything in one go, it's a romance so fresh and therapeutic too 💖

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althravor 11 Monaten

baru 2 eps gue tonton dan BAGUSS cuy

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debi bvor 11 Monaten

She's so good!

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𝖼𝗁𝖾𝗋vor 11 Monaten

She's perfect for the role

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Nori Ovor 11 Monaten

Couldn’t agree more!!! Hyo joo always perfect!

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anya 🍀vor 11 Monaten

I haven't watch it yet and just watch several clips but her acting feels like a japanese actress here.

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