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the many instances of Cha Jae Hwan falling deeply in love with enemy-to-acquaintance-to-friend, the good doctor, Jerome Lee Joong Yeop Edwards. - 4/∞aka that time Jae Hwan caught his girlbestie Eugene and his murder suspect/future love of his life Lee Joong Yeop hanging out at the uni without him :(
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“Fantastic Beasts The Crimes of Grindelwald” fan event, Japan, November 2018.
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CLAUDIA KIMinFANTASTIC BEASTS: THE CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD (2018)
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by GRACE KANG
She may not be decked out in a star-spangled suit or robotic armor, but Claudia KiminAvengers: Age of Ultron enjoys the superhero treatment as the brilliant geneticist Helen Cho.
The South Korean model-turned-actress had been lauded for performances in Korean primetime, such as the 2011 medical drama Brain, but she caused quite a stir last year when she first appeared in a trailer for the Avengers sequel and was dubbed by fans as the “mystery woman at the party.” Since then, the red carpet has been rolling out before Claudia with new Hollywood projects on the horizon of her promising career.
KoreAm recently interviewed Claudia Kim as she revealed her thoughts on the blossoming relationship between Asian and American cinema and her high-profile Hollywood debut.
How was the transition from starring in Korean dramas to a major Hollywood blockbuster?
Claudia Kim: I began auditioning for roles in Hollywood films because I’ve always wanted to be in a film, so I’m extremely happy to be in Avengers. The film itself is a huge project, so I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t nervous to work with so many great actors. The biggest challenge for me lied with myself. There was pressure to both represent Korea and adjust to the culture of the American film industry. I was also working simultaneously on Avengers and Marco Polo. What helped a lot was the support I had in Korea as well as from director Joss Whedon. I enjoyed the atmosphere at the shoot, and I thought I had great chemistry with the actors.
We heard there was fierce competition for the role of Helen Cho, and that Joss Whedon had handpicked you for the part. Can you tell us about the audition process?
The audition process was under heavy security. I first auditioned at Disney Korea, and the tape was sent to the casting director in the U.S. Later on, I met with the casting director as well as Joss Whedon and the producer there. I’ll never forget the final audition. I felt no pressure and just enjoyed being able to express myself in front of Joss Whedon, who was really supportive of me.
Read full interview here.
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