Korean Actor Won Bin Added to Elle Girl's Coolest List
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Korean celebrity and teen heartthrob, Won Bin, stands side-by-side with world recognized superstars like David Beckham, Jude Law and Johnny Depp. Won Bin has been selected as one of the coolest male celebrities in the U.S. edition of Elle Girl Magazine, representing the Korean male category.
In the article, which is posted on his international fan club homepage, a clip from his latest film, My Brother, is shown next to pictures of Orlando Bloom, Johnny Depp and Kaneshiro Takeshi.
Won Bin is gaining popularity in the U.S., with the success of his movie "Taegukgi: Brotherhood Of War".
His fans have posted numerous messages on his fan site, saying things like "Wonbin is by far the cutest guy" and "Now the whole world knows his good looks".
On another note, Won Bin's Japanese fans will stop at nothing to attend a signing to be held in Yongsan, Seoul this Friday. The autograph signing will commemorate the opening of the Yongsan CGV theater, with only CGV members eligible to attend. This means that people without the proper identification or Foreigner's Registration Card cannot attend the show. Japanese fans have inundated CGV with faxes asking how they can be a part of the event, which is making regular work at the company virtually impossible.
In the article, which is posted on his international fan club homepage, a clip from his latest film, My Brother, is shown next to pictures of Orlando Bloom, Johnny Depp and Kaneshiro Takeshi.
Won Bin is gaining popularity in the U.S., with the success of his movie "Taegukgi: Brotherhood Of War".
His fans have posted numerous messages on his fan site, saying things like "Wonbin is by far the cutest guy" and "Now the whole world knows his good looks".
On another note, Won Bin's Japanese fans will stop at nothing to attend a signing to be held in Yongsan, Seoul this Friday. The autograph signing will commemorate the opening of the Yongsan CGV theater, with only CGV members eligible to attend. This means that people without the proper identification or Foreigner's Registration Card cannot attend the show. Japanese fans have inundated CGV with faxes asking how they can be a part of the event, which is making regular work at the company virtually impossible.
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