Daniel Kim Quotations

One thing viewers will be reminded of, the stakes are very high on this island. It's always life and death. They may have been lulled into a sense of security in the past few episodes. That may change again soon.

One of the biggest challenges, acting-wise, has been charting a character's growth through the length of an entire season. On stage or in film, I'm able to see a character's journey from beginning to end in one story, but on 'Lost,' every episode opens a new chapter for Jin. It's a lot like real life, actually. You wake up every morning and never quite know what's going to happen. All I can say is that so far, it's been a really great ride.

I get recognized a bit more. Plus, I'm getting some opportunities to do some things that I probably wouldn't have gotten before the show.

His pronunciation was fantastic. I was going around, saying maybe he should be the one speaking Korean and I'll speak English and say, 'Dude,' a lot.

This should be the beginning of the industry consolidation, not the end.

Fifty million dollars is more of a symbolic gesture from the Korean government.

We don't think it's something new ... Prices are falling faster than expected. The strength of growth momentum of all panel companies is weakening.

Everyone's here saying congratulations, ... Can you believe it?

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Compared to the car in front of me, it was like a tank.

The building just has a bad history, ... We didn't know it in the beginning, so we had to bless the set to make sure it let us work in there safely. We went through this Hawaiian ritual. It was the building nobody wanted to go into.

I've found Jin to be the exception to the rule. His story is integral to the plot of 'Lost,' and is the most fleshed out character I've ever played on TV. The thing I like most is that he's the opposite of what he seemed when the show first started. At first, he seemed to be a one dimensional, conservative, unfeeling Asian, but now you see that he's much more.

I'm incredibly grateful for this opportunity. Every day I'm at work and I look out at the ocean and see the crystal blue waves crashing on the beach, I just look up and thank the universe for putting me here.

I'm happy I won, but I haven't been playing as much as I should and there's definitely a lot of room for improvement.

The gentleman in the SUV got out. It seemed like he was looking to see if there was any damage on his vehicle.

All these characters have layers, secrets inside of them. It was difficult, but the thing that kept me hopeful was my trust in the producers.