Lời cảm ơn của dàn diễn viên Dream High | Dream High behind the scenes - the cast say thank you ^^

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[Interview][CLIP] Phỏng vấn dàn diễn viên "Dream High" trên ER. [01/01/2011]

[Vietsub] Drama "Dream High" Casts - Interview on ER (Taecyeon@2PM, Suzy@Miss A, Eun Jung@T-ara,IU,....) [Oneday Team]

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Vietnamese Translator: Lily [Yu]

Timer: kigada_ywh

Editor: bebe0606

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Nếu mọi người nhấn link mà thấy báo rằng bị lỗi, hay vid đã bị xóa pm lại đây.

Mình sẽ nhanh chóng reup lại.

^^ 

[Music] Merry Christmas - Teac Oh Yeon (2pm), Suzy (miss A), Eun Jung (T-ara)

Dù rằng Kim Soo Hyun không có mặt trong clip bên dưới, nhưng anh là một phần quan trọng trong bộ phim Dream HIgh, nói đến Dream High và nhìn mặt dàn cast là lại liên tưởng đến anh. Vì vậy mình thấy clip này rất hấp dẫn và post nó lên đây cho mọi người cùng xem.
Mỗi lần xem lại clip này và nghe giọng hát mọi người, mình lại thấy bầu không khí giáng sinh ấm cúng và cảm thấy nhiệt huyết giấc mơ tuổi trẻ, thấy nguồn năng lượng nhẹ nhàng, cứ chạy mạch ngầm trong mỗi con người để dẫn họ tới thành công trong cuộc sống. Cảm ơn mọi người đã ghé qua và đọc những cảm nhận của mình :X


Even Kim Soo Hyun was not in the clip below, but I find it's very interesting to watch and replay back.
Every time you play this clip you will feel Christmas's air and the high youthful dreams and the gentle but deep energy that we need in this life ~ thks 4 coming over and read my note

[25/12/2010] Feliz Navidad with Dream High Cast

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P/s: Mình rất tiếc :( vì hôm trước xem anh live bài Dreaming ngất ngây quá, mà clip giáng sinh này không có anh. Mình cho rằng không phải vì khi ấy anh chưa có khă năng đứng live trên sân khấu cùng 4 người này mà do anh bận lịch trình riêng, hoặc JYP/K-est chưa muốn tung anh ra.
- Năm 2007, Aanh đã từng hát live một mình tại M-boat năm 2007
- Năm 2010, Anh luyện thanh nhạc + vũ đạo tại JYP 3 tháng để vào vai trong Dream High


P/s: It's making me *crying softly* not seeing him here :(  after he did drive me kinda crazy by his live singing "Dreaming" in Dream High Special Concert. As my opinion, it's not because of lacking of singing skills he may got but because of his schedule wasn't fit this show (or maybe JYP/K-easr didn't to release his voice so early ;))
- 2007, He sang in M-boat
- 2010, He got practiced at JYP 3 months to be able to become his character in Dream High.

[Dream High][DL] Drama | Story-line | Cast | Rating | Download link

Title: 드림하이 / Dream High
Genre: School, comedy, romance
Episodes: 16 + 1 Special
Broadcast network: KBS2
Broadcast period: 2011-Jan-03 to 2011-March-01
Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55

Synopsis

Six students at Kirin Art High School work to achieve their dreams of becoming stars.

Cast

Kim Soo Hyun as Song Sam Dong
Taecyeon as Jin Gook / Hyun Shi Hyuk
Suzy as Go Hye Mi
Ham Eun Jung as Yoon Baek Hee
Wooyoung as Jason
IU as Kim Pil Sook
Uhm Ki Joon as Kang Oh Hyuk
Lee Yoon Ji as Shi Kyung Jin
Jun Ah Min as Jo In Sung (Jin Gook’s friend)
Jung Min Joo (정민주) as Jung Ah Jung (Kirin student)
Han Ji Hoo as Park Do Joon (Kirin student, sunbae)
Yoon Young Ah as Lee Ri Ah (Kirin student)
Park Jin Sang (박진상) as Jun Tae San (Kirin student, sunbae)
Kim Bo Reum as Ha So Hyun (Kirin student, sunbae)
Park Jin Young (박진영) as Yang Jin Man (Kirin’s English teacher)
Lee Byung Joon as Shi Bum Soo (Kirin’s principal)
Lee Yoon Mi as Maeng Seung Hee (Kirin’s teacher)
Baek Won Kil (백원길) as Gong Min Chul
Ahn Kil Kang as Ma Doo Shik
Ahn Sun Young as Kang Oh Sun (Oh Hyuk’s older sister)
Ahn Seo Hyun as Go Hye Sung (Hye Mi’s little sister)
- Park Eun Bin as 16 year old Hye Sung (cameo, ep 16)
Lee Hye Sook as Song Nam Boon (Sam Dong’s mother)
Choi Il Hwa as Hyun Moo Jin (Hyun Shi Hyuk / Jin Gook’s father)
Park Hyuk Kwon (박혁권) as Go Byung Jik (Hye Mi’s father)
Bae Noo Ri (배누리) as Kirin student
Bae Yong Joon as Jung Ha Myung (Kirin’s president) (cameo, ep 1-4)
Jo Soo Mi (조수미) as herself (cameo, ep 1)
Kim Hyun Joong as himself (cameo) (cameo, ep 1)
Park Hwi Soon as Jin Gook’s roommate (cameo, ep 1, 2, 5)
Nichkhun as himself / Ri Ah’s CF partner (cameo, ep 
Joo Young Hoon (주영훈) as music composing teacher (cameo, ep 11)
Hwang Chan Sung as Kang Oh Sun’s imaginary boy (cameo, ep 12)
Lee Teuk as himself (cameo, ep 13)
Eun Hyuk as himself (cameo, ep 13)
Miss A as flash mob dancers (cameo, ep 16)
2AM as flash mob dancers (cameo, ep 16)
Dal Shabet as Baek Hee’s Kirin students (cameo, ep 16)
Goo Joon Yup (cameo)

Production Credits

Production Companies: KeyEast, JYPE, and CJ Media
Producer: Bae Yong Joon, Park Jin Young
Screenwriter: Park Hye Ryun (박혜련)
Director: Lee Eung Bok

Episode Ratings

Date	Episode	Nationwide	Seoul
2011-01-03	1	11.3 (8th)	14.2 (5th)
2011-01-04	2	11.5 (10th)	13.9 (6th)
2011-01-10	3	11.7 (8th)	13.8 (5th)
2011-01-11	4	13.4 (4th)	15.4 (5th)
2011-01-17	5	13.7 (3rd)	15.8 (3rd)
2011-01-18	6	13.1 (4th)	15.9 (4th)
2011-01-24	7	15.3 (3rd)	17.5 (3rd)
2011-01-31	8	14.9 (3rd)	17.4 (3rd)
2011-02-01	9	14.9 (3rd)	16.9 (4th)
2011-02-07	10	16.7 (3rd)	19.2 (3rd)
2011-02-08	11	16.6 (3rd)	19.3 (3rd)
2011-02-14	12	15.8 (3rd)	17.8 (3rd)
2011-02-15	13	17.2 (3rd)	20.1 (3rd)
2011-02-21	14	16.4 (3rd)	18.9 (3rd)
2011-02-22	15	17.2 (3rd)	19.7 (3rd)
2011-02-28	16	18.2 (3rd)	20.7 (3rd)
2011-03-01	Special	12.1 (6th)	14.4 (5th)

Source: TNS Media Korea

[Dream High] Dream High Special Concert and final thoughts (by javabeans - translate: juju.mickey) | Tóm tắt và nhận xét

DRAMA RECAPS  by javabeans | March 1, 2011 | 99 Comments Yesterday saw the end to Dream High, so Tuesday’s episode was a(n edited) broadcast of the concert, which was the drama’s way of putting a spin on the familiar special broadcast format of behind-the-scenes clips, NGs, and stories from the drama shoots. It also gives me a chance to weigh in on the ending, since I didn’t get a chance to do that with the finale, and send off this unexpected gem of a show, which didn’t inspire too much confidence pre-premiere but somehow showed us all it had the humor, heart, and wit to become a keeper. SONG OF THE DAY “어떤이의 꿈” (Someone’s Dream), from the concert. [ Download ] The concert also gave the stars a chance to take the stage and show their live-performance skills, which, admittedly, left a little to be desired but were no less appreciated for the effort. The special started off with “어떤이의 꿈” (Someone’s Dream), the song that started it all for Jin-gook and Baek-hee at the first showcase, which is posted above. (I didn’t rip all the songs from the special because a number of them have studio versions. This one’s on the soundtrack, but not sung by the cast members.) A few clips from the drama remind us of the almost-showdown between Jason and Jin-man, though the latter backed off from a dance-off out of timidity. How much do I love that the special gives us that showdown, with the bonus of seeing both Taecyeon and Wooyoung donning the hilarious red suits from the Jin-man flashback, joining Park Jin-young in a dance… to MC Hammer’s “Too Legit To Quit.” Oh man. I’m getting childhood flashbacks already, back to the days of sky-high bangs, hi-top sneakers, and parachute pants.   The concert’s talky portion segued the event into more standard special segments, in the guise of “special awards.” It’s a clever way to incorporate the usual behind-the-scenes bits into a larger theme, and Taecyeon beat out his castmates as the on-set jokester, with the penchant for busting out into cute, silly dance steps when he thought the cameras weren’t rolling. (He joked that seeing the compilation of his behind-the-scenes moments, he felt “betrayed” by the cameras, since he had thought they were off.) Wooyoung and Kim Soo-hyun had their share of goofing off, but they both ceded that the win belonged to Taec. The second “award” was really just an excuse to segue into the NG portion, and Park Jin-young reportedly was the worst at flubbing takes (it was his acting debut — though really, he was pretty fantastic in the clips that made it to air), although he had some competition from the rest, particularly Suzy, whose fatal flaw was dissolving into laughter at inappropriate moments. JYP even earned the nickname of “Hollywood actor,” which he explained came from his many NGs, which came as a result of him not being familiar with lighting and technicalities while acting. So he’d joke when he messed up that, “This is really different from how they do things in Hollywood.” Fans of the Milk Couple — Wooyoung and IU, aka Jason and Pil-sook — will probably thrill to hear the story of how the two actors slipped away alone for a dinner away from the rest of the cast (earning mock outrage from Taecyeon at being left behind). He’d paid for the dinner (she said things were so awkward that all they did was eat), which he said was because he was her elder, and then asked her to buy him dinner next time. So the second time, they went to a barbecue restaurant — with their respective staffs in tow — and IU said he’d eaten so much (expensive) beef that frankly she’d been a bit worried about the cost, only to discover that he’d paid that time, too. The MCs teased that he seemed to be inventing excuses to hang out, and while personally I think the story’s a little weak to be launching any big romance theories, it’s better than nothing, eh?   A gentle question about Suzy’s difficulties while filming were a roundabout reference to the slew of criticism she received for her acting earlier in the drama’s run. The staff presented her with the third award — for being hardworking — and she laugh-cried as she tried to explain how touched she was. Truth be told, I don’t think the criticisms were too far off-base, since acting really isDream High‘s biggest flaw, in my opinion. I came to love Hye-mi’s character — non-emotive facial expressions and all — and found her really endearing, but I can’t help but think that had Suzy and Taecyeon been better actors, Dream High would have been a better drama. I say that as an enthusiastic fan already, but one who can’t quite give it full marks because there were too many scenes where I saw what I ought to be feeling rather than felt those emotions from the acting outright. More performing was followed by a segment where aspiring music-lovers/students were brought out as real-life versions of the Dream High counterparts, such as the girl who’d lost a great deal of weight and has begun to be taken seriously by her peers. The students were given two gifts each, both of which are pretty sweet: a musical instrument (a keyboard for one, a guitar for another), and their own versions of the drama’s K pendant to remind them to keep dreamin’ on. As far as fandom paraphernalia goes, it doesn’t get much better than that pendant, does it? You could practically hear the envy emanating from the audience. Oh, okay, maybe from me too.   And with that, the special ended with two of its most recognizable tunes: “Dream High” and “거위의 꿈” (A Goose’s Dream), the latter of which is posted below and was kicked off by Hye-mi’s li’l sis. [ Download ] And there you have it. Though I’ll still say that the drama could easily turn a Season 2 into a success, as far as this season’s concerned I’m pleased with the way things wrapped, and glad that an extension wasn’t ultimately granted, if having more episodes means that the rhythm of the finale would have been tripped up. It had just the right mix of giving fans what they wanted…but not so much that it became an exercise in fanservice that provided cute and fuzzy scenes at the expense of continuity or story strength. That’s really the thing I hate when I’m talking about the perils of fanservice, because pleasing fans, in and of itself, is hardly a bad thing. As a fan I wouldn’t have minded a few more scenes of my favorite couple(s), but not if that compromises the flow of the story. It’s when you have finale episodes that are purely about giving up that Cute that they don’t even bother attempting narrative logic that I get grumpy. Perhaps the drama’s awesome flashes of meta awareness were enough to satisfy the fanservice quotient, and who doesn’t love a good pop-culture reference? (The “Tell Me” reference in the finale CRACKED. MY. SHIT. UP. Trust JYP to manage a promo op for the Wonder Girls while giving us a clever plot point AND a self-referential joke.) I liked that the kiddos stuck together rather than split up their group, but that after some time had passed, they’d all moved on to their individual successes. It makes sense that at that moment in time, in 2011, their dreams were all in sync and the group was at its strongest with everyone onboard, each member a key part of the whole. But dreams are, if anything, a launching pad to further dreams, so the years naturally take them on their own paths, but thanks to the fact that they started in the same place, they’ll always have those shared moments rooting them together. Not that they couldn’t have remained friends if they hadn’t done that, but I just love the way it ended up working out. Sam-dong’s journey has taken him to the highest heights, replete with the greatest loneliness, because he’d had the greatest dreams. The drama may have finished with each person in a successful position, but it almost seems to say that success is just the (happy) byproduct of living a life in pursuit of those dreams, that lifeblood of souls. More than achievement of romantic love, or even the expression of friendship, that’s a message I can get behind. For me, Dream High was a happy surprise, and a prime example of why expectations and reality don’t always line up. In fact, it’s usually the opposite, given how many fantastic-sounding dramas ended up flopping — or, more likely, merely boring. And I won’t argue thatDream High is some genius work of art, because sure, it had its flaws and its obvious plot twists and its (sadly) lapses in acting from the cast. But where it succeeded was in melding commerce and art, making the most of what it was and keeping the energy pumping and the jokes free-flying, while never losing sight of the emotion and warmth at the center.

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