[NEWS] Park Yoochun’s Narration of MBC Special Earns Praise

MBC Special “The Hometown In Which I Used To Live”—Tears at Park Yoochun’s Voice

Park Yoochun has finished his first narration successfully.

Park Yoochun who is enthusiastically acting in the MBC Monday-Tuesday drama Miss Ripley earned a passing score with his narration of MBC Special program “The Hometown In Which I Used to Love” which was aired on the 17^th.

The producers said in the recording session that was held in the main headquarters of MBC in Yueedo on the 16^th: “We explained the special aims and contents of this program to the side of Park Yoochun and Park Yoochun who showed much agreement decided to do happily do the narration.”

They also revealed the reason for choosing: “We hoped that the heartbreaking stories of our hometowns will blend in with the introspective voice of Park Yoochun and so therefore be relayed to more listeners and so chose Park Yoochun as the narrator.”

The program was divided into four sections – Our Hometown that is Disappearing, Record of Two Months; Shock, the Scene of Destruction as Scene from Above; The Things that Change are Not Merely the Scenery, the Anger of the Citezens of Sumjin River, and such. It relayed the end of the silent peace of hundreds of years and the sceneries that will disappear even though we wish to go back to them.

Netizens responded: “I felt frustration and anger. The music and the voice of Park Yoochun as narrator brought me tears,” “Park Yoochun has a good voice,” and “I became smitten with him again.”

Source: TV Daily

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[Trans] 110616 Park Yoochun’s narration timbre is similar to Hyun Bin’s, “Deep loving feel”

 

Park Yoochun expressed his feelings as a narrator.

Park Yoochun recorded the narration for MBC TV’s special documentary ‘The Hometown I Lived In’ on the 16th early afternoon at Seoul MBC’s dubbing room.

The production crew said that his narration timbre is similar to Hyun Bin, who narrated for ‘Africa Tears’, and was very satisfied with it. Jung Sung Ho CP highly praised Park Yoochun, “Not only the breathing, the enunciation, or the engagement, it was as favourable as any other celebrities who have done narrations before.”

‘The Hometown I Lived In’ filmed the precious soul-belonging place that has disappeared due to development, a work on how hometown’s current situation.

Park Yoochun, “Although my hometown is Seoul, I ever stayed in my grandmother’s house which is in the western mountain of Chungnam.” “My grandmother lived there, suddenly I recalled a lot of things about my grandmother,” expressing his thoughts. When mistakenly reciting the interesting difficult local names uniquely used in villages, Park Yoochun whined and made the atmosphere enjoyable.

Lee Jeong Sik PD said, “Hopefully through Park Yoochun’s deep feeling voice, we’ll be able to bring the story of the pain our hometown is going through, delivering to more audiences.”

It will be broadcasted at 11.05pm on the 17th.

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[NEWS] JYJ’s Yoochun reflects back on his grandma during recording for documentary

Though he’s still working on his MBC drama “Miss Ripley“, JYJ’s Yoochun has taken on the challenge to narrate a documentary.

On June 16th, Park Yoochun participated in the narration recording for the MBC special, “The Hometown Where I Lived” in the MBC dubbing room in Yeoido, Seoul. According to the production crew, “His harmony and pronunciation does not suffer by comparison to other stars who have done narrations.”

Yoochun revealed his thoughts saying,

“Though Seoul is my hometime, I’ve lived in the western mountains of Chungnam. My grandmother lives there, suddenly, I thought a lot about my grandmother.“

“The Hometown Where I Lived” is scheduled to broadcast on June 17th.

Source: Sports Chosun via Nate

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