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Narrator:
Actor Kim Soo Hyun finally met his beautiful Miss Right, Kaya Scodelario. On the 1st of May, Kaya has arrived at Incheon International Airport for shooting a commercial with Soo Hyun. Kaya is one of the most famous star in England and also well known in Korea for her debut drama. Since Kim Soo Hyun mentioned Kaya as his ideal woman, many Korean women have envied her. Right after she came to Korea, she has serially uploaded her stay via twitter.

-Kaya’s Interview omitted-

Narrator:
Kim Soo Hyun looked quite nervous that day because of his shoot right with his ideal woman. He even made some NG(mistakes?) while the shooting.

Soo Hyun Interview:

Hi, I’m Kim Soo Hyun.

Q. Why is Kaya your Miss. Right?
A. Because I was one of her ‘BIIIIIG’ fans and it naturally leaded me to think her as my ideal woman.

Narrator:
The concept of the shoot was about tenderness. When Kaya kissed on Soo Hyun’s cheek, it seemed he finally accomplished his wish. He looked so shy.

Q. What did you feel meeting Kaya in person?
A. She was a very lively and bright person. (subtitle : continuously praising Kaya) Maybe I liked every part of her.

Narrator:
Not only for Soo Hyun, anyone who sees Kaya would feel the same way.

Kaya: Soo Hyun oppa (and her Eng. Interview omitted)
(oppa: an appellation when a girl calls a guy who is elder than her. Usually, guys love to hear this from adorable girls since its’ pronunciation sounds somewhat charming.)

Also, check out this video of Kaya at the airport yesterday:

Trying to pitch a film based in the pornography industry must have been a huge risk for director Paul Thomas Anderson. It’s such a dark subject that people are scared to talk about it. I love films that are daring and that bring light to taboo subjects — Boogie Nights does this, but it’s neither overly depressing nor sad: it’s light-hearted and intelligent.

I really like character-based films dealing with people’s psyches and relationships. There are a lot of huge characters in that film who all share a similar amount of screen time, story and impact.

As an actress, I find it really interesting watching Mark Wahlberg’s character Dirk Diggler suddenly become a superstar. His head explodes when he’s very famous and he becomes desperate for all the attention. It’s difficult to watch because that’s a big fear for any actor — getting to a position where you’ve forgotten who you are as a person.

At the beginning of the film there’s an incredible three-minute-long sequence which pans through the disco and introduces each of the characters. The timing is perfect – I dread to think how many takes they had to do for that one shot. With that shot you’re automatically submerged into the film. You become part of the action and part of the film because you’re taken along with the camera.

This is probably my favourite of all Mark Wahlberg’s performances. It’s a unique role in his repertoire. I think it must have been a hard decision to take the role — being nude on screen is different for a man than a woman, of course, but it was still a brave choice.

It’s one of my favourite films of all time. I can watch it again and again and each time I spot something new that I hadn’t noticed the last ten hundred times I watched it.

American Horror Story is getting ready to start production on season two, and it was reported last week that the show was casting for a “a fierce, ferocious, extremely sexual and dangerous wild-child sexpot who harbors a secret.” This twentysomething female would serve as the nemesis to this season’s star, Jessica Lange. So, given our infinite casting wisdom, we have decided to let Ryan Murphy know the five actresses we think would be best in this role.

Megan Fox — She was just great in her small role in Friends With Kids, and this would be another fantastic way for everyone to forget that whole Transformers debacle. What’s more, the character description seems to fit her to a tee, and we can just see her and Lange having the most delightful face-offs ever.
Kaya Scodelario — The Skins star is not very well known stateside, but definitely has the attitude, chops and gorgeous looks to pull this character off. Even better, it does not say the character can’t have a British accent. And we all know nothing makes someone seem more sinister than good looks and a British accent.
Isabelle Fuhrman — She is only 15-years-old and far, far too young for the character on paper but hey, the girl already played 33 in Orphan. What’s more, she will be riding a huge wave following the success of The Hunger Games and she scares the sh*t out of everyone. Give the girl a shot, she can definitely hold her own with Lange.
Shailene Woodley — There is no question this near Oscar nominee wants to do everything in the world to distance herself from her role on the ABC Family show Secret Life of the American Teen, and what better way than to spend some time sexing it up while no doubt also committing a slew of undoubtedly immoral acts for Mr. Murphy?
Andrej Pejic — Isn’t Ryan Murphy all about thinking outside the box?

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By starring in director Andrea Arnold’s adaptation of “Wuthering Heights,” Kaya Scodelario is the latest in a long line of British ingénues to earn her spurs in a period drama.

But the 19-year-old Londoner doesn’t channel the delicate turns of phrase and genteel manners that the genre is known for. Instead, Scodelario gives an emotionally raw performance as Catherine Earnshaw in Arnold’s earthy, rough-hewn adaptation of Emily Bronte’s classic novel. The film, which gets its U.S. premiere this weekend at the Sundance Film Festival, earned much buzz when it premiered in Europe at the Venice Film Festival late last year, with Britain’s Daily Telegraph noting that Scodelario “crackles with flirtatious petulance” in the role.

“For me the whole point of this story is that [Catherine] loves [Heathcliff] so much that it almost kills her — well it does eventually kill her,” says Scodelario, in her soft London accent. “I think a lot of people assume that ‘Wuthering Heights’ is this great love story, but I think the first thing [Arnold] said to me that it wasn’t, it’s very dark, deep and conflicting. It’s very kind of Gothic and a bit f—ed up to be honest.”

Arnold, who is known for gritty films such as “Red Road,” set on a tough Glasgow housing project, places her “Wuthering Heights” on northern England’s punishingly windswept, rainy Yorkshire Moors. While much of the action centers on Catherine and Heathcliff as children, Scodelario and first-time actor James Howson play the older Catherine and Heathcliff, when they reunite after she’s unhappily married to another.

Scodelario, whose mother is Brazilian, says that Arnold’s unconventional approach is what attracted her to the role. Filming in the remote Yorkshire town of Hawes helped Scodelario tap into the visceral qualities of the film.

“People find it hard to understand how one emotion can effect someone so much,” says the actress, who’s speaking over the phone ahead of traveling to Los Angeles, where her services are in increasing demand. “[But] I think at that age, as a teenager in a place like that, where there is nothing, once you fall in love with someone that is everything to you, that is your world, that is all-consuming.”

The film’s rural isolation is a world away from Scodelario’s best-known role as a rebellious, aloof teenager in “Skins,” the long-running teen drama from the U.K.’s Channel 4 network. The show is notorious in Britain for depicting a group of fictional teens’ hard-drinking, drug-taking shenanigans. Scodelario played the role of the emotionally fragile Queen Bee Effy Stonem from the ages of 14 through 17, which she won after she got talking to the show’s director at an open audition held near her north London school.

Following her turn as Catherine, Scodelario now has a slew of film roles calling her across the pond. She’s shot “Now Is Good,” a romantic comedy, alongside Dakota Fanning and Jeremy Irvine, that’s due for release this year, and is now shooting the title role in “Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes,” alongside Jessica Biel and Alfred Molina. She’s been working with a dialogue coach to nail the American accent

It’s likely that Scodelario’s red-carpet profile will also be on the rise, given that she’s blessed with a model-esque combination of long chestnut hair, piercing blue eyes and a willowy frame. She’s already worn Burberry for her appearance in Venice, but notes that feeling “comfortable” on the red carpet is a priority — and she’s not above shopping the high street. The actress sported a Topshop minidress for another Venice photo call, but not without a bit of angst beforehand.

“I phoned my mum in like floods of tears, [saying] ‘I don’t know what to wear, I’ve only got Topshop, everyone’s going to take the piss out of me because I’m in Topshop,’” recalls Scodelario. “And she was like, ‘No, wear what you feel comfortable in.’ So I did and I did feel comfortable and happy in my little Topshop dress.”