You know what? I never watched a sports drama that I really enjoyed...so i don't know how to feel about this...

UEE wasn't bad in You're Beautiful?

You're right.

She was horrible. She had about 2 facial expressions. No range, not at all. Why she's offered another role, I have no idea.

That's too bad. I wanted to see Seo Jihye in another drama - I think she's adorable and talented. The production definitely needs to pick up another talented actress or this project just might bomb.

On the other hand, I disagree with you mishane. I thought UEE did a nice job as Yoo Heyi. The character was a very believable and I actually gained interest in UEE because of her acting.

Good! :-D I'm so glad she dropped out.

SJH deserves to be in a better drama with a better cast. I just hope she doesn't pull a 'Nam Sang Mi' because it's just not worth it in this case.

You know... people don't seem to seem to give this drama a chance since it has the actors they don't like, and the type of genre that didn't seem to succeed in the past. I remember people complaining about Park Shin Hye having the lead in You're Beautiful, yet they ate her up when the drama actually was showing. Did people forget about her mediocre performance on Goong S?

Who really knows. KDrama fans can be real fickle sometimes.

6, besides: have you SEEN Style?

Lee Yong-Woo was not just a little flat or off. He was really, really bad. At first I thought it was a directing choice - certainly there were plenty of WTF moments there - but as the drama progressed, it became clear that there were serious acting flaws going on. I had no idea what was happening with his character. Some of the blame goes to the writing and directing, but when an actor can't communicate basic emotions to the audience for episodes at a time, one has to wonder.

I'll probably give the drama a couple episodes, just in case it is charming, but I'm not holding my breath.

What's up with all the actor-production disagreements and fighting these past few weeks?

Seo Ji Hye was the only thing about this drama that made me think that PERHAPS it might turn out okay, despite my reservations about both the plot (it sounds like Invincible Lee Pyung Kang with more golf, really) and the rest of the leads. Now that she's dropped out though, there's simply nothing else to look out for. I hope for the sake of the production that they find another good lead actress, even though I probably won't be interested anyway (I mean, GOLF? Really, Group Eight, GOLF?)

I didn't think UEE was *that* bad in YAB. I didn't think she was good, either, and yes, she was rather stiff and 2D, but I think she still did okay with her Yoo Heyi character overall. She managed to make Heyi sympathetic by the end rather than absolutely hateful. That said, I reckon she should get smaller roles to build up her experience; it's rather too soon for her to take on such a big one. As for Lee Yong Woo, I haven't actually seen his acting (and from what I've heard, that might be a good thing, LOL).

Had to agree with JB. Uee was ok in YB but Lee Yong-Woo was really bad in Style. Am surprised he was cast as a lead in any drama.

I really don't like golf and yeah, Lee Yong Woo isn't the best actor of all time, but I'm going to give it a chance. Who knows-- maybe it'll turn out to be a gem. I don't see how a sports like Golf can do it but I won't judge it just yet.

i dont like Lee Yong Woo. he was really really bad in Style. idont think he will suit for Uee

You never know.
//shrug