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South Korean actress Song Hye-Kyo is one of the most popular names in the Korean entertainment industry who thrives on her prolific filmography. Hye Kyo is the only actress to have a Deasang to her credit and is known for her exemplary screen presence which is evidently visible in her incredible filmography. Her recent performance in ‘The Glory’ saw her seeking revenge of the year while putting an insane gut-wrenching performance forward that received acclaim from all over the world.
Song Hye-Kyo enjoys a massive fan base across the globe owing to her hit movies and shows, including My Brilliant Life, The Grandmaster, A Reason To Live, The Crossing, Camellia and several others. But are you aware that one of Song Hye-Kyo’s films got banned due to sensitive h*t scenes? Scroll down to read more about it.
In 2008, an American film called Fetish starring Song Hye-Kyo was banned from screening because of its h*t scenes. The film portrayed the Descendants of the Sun actress in the character of a Korean girl named Sookhy, who was a member of a pagan cult, possessing the power to curse. Sookhy got married and moved to the US to live with her husband Peter Kim, a Korean-American. However, later she fell in love with her Caucasian neighbor John Waits and ended up killing his wife Julie to live with John.
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