Teaser trailer #3 added for tvN drama series “Shooting Stars” starring Lee Sung-Kyung & Kim Young-Dae. The teaser trailer shows footage of employees of Star Force Entertainment. Those employees include Oh Han-Byeol (Lee Sung-Kyung), Kang Yoo-Sung (Yoon Jong-Hoon) ,Park Ho-Young (Kim Yoon-Hye), top actor Gong Tae-Sung (Kim Young-Dae), Legal Advisor Do Soo-Hyeok (Lee Jung-Shin) and Reporter Jo Ki-Bbeum (Sojin).
“Shooting Stars” first airs April 22, 2022 in South Korea.
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Park Hye-Eun is cast in KakaoTV drama series “Borrowed Body” (literal title) co-starring Nam Yoon-Soo & Ryeo Un. The drama series is based on webcomic “Billin Mom” by Park Se-Kye. For the drama series, Park Hye-Eun will play high school student Ki Da-Rim. She soon finds herself and her friend Lee Sang-Yoo (played by Nam Yoon-Soo) have switched bodies.
“Borrowed Body” will consist of 15 episodes and stream sometime later this year in Korea.
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First teaser trailer added for KBS1 drama series “Bravo, My Life” starring Nam Sang-Ji & Yang Byeong-Yeol. The weekday evening drama series follows Nam Sang-Ji as Seo Dong-Hee and Yang Byeong-Yeol as Kang Cha-Yeol. Seo Dong-Hee raises her nephew by herself and Kang Cha-Yeol doesn’t want to work for his rich father, but his father asks him to work for him for 1 year.
“Bravo, My Life” will first air April 11, 2022 in South Korea.
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First teaser trailer added for drama series “There is No Goo Pil-Soo” (literal tiile) starring Kwak Do-Won, Yoon Doo-Joon, & Han Go-Eun. The drama series airs on various entertainment channels Olleh TV, Seezn, and Sky TV from May, 2022.
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Han Suk-Kyu and Kim Seo-Hyung are cast Watcha drama series “It May Be A Little Spicy Today” (literal title). The drama series is based on 2018 non-fiction novel “Oneuleun Jom Maewoolji Molla” by Kang Chang-Rae. The drama series will have Han Suk-Kyu playing married husband Chang-Rae. He begins to cook for his wife played by Kim Seo-Hyung, who has serious health problems.
“It May Be A Little Spicy Today” will be available to stream sometime this year in South Korea.
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Teaser trailer #5 added for tvN drama series “Our Blues” starring Lee Byung-Hun & Shin Min-A. The teaser trailer begins with Son Eun-Ki’s (Ki So-Yu) mother telling her mother-in-law (Ko Du-Shim ) “I will take Eun-Ki exactly 2 weeks later, mom.” Above and below are main posters for the drama series.
“Our Blues” first airs April 9, 2022 in South Korea.
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Teaser poster and April 20, 2022 release date set for thriller film “Anchor” starring Chun Woo-Hee & Shin Ha-Kyun. Movie is written and directed by Jeong Ji-Yeon. Caption on the poster teases “Please report my death with your voice.” The film has Chun Woo-Hee playing Se-Ra. She works as a TV anchor and receives a phone call from someone that tells her she is about to be killed. Shin Ha-Kyun plays Psychiatrist In-Ho.
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Teaser trailer 4 added for JTBC drama series “Green Mothers’ Club” starring Lee Yo-Won, Choo Ja-Hyun, Kim Gyu-Ri, & Jang Hye-Jin. Captions in the teaser trailer states (0:15) “A strange network of people who are not friends and not co-workers” and (0:33) “Can adults be friends without a purpose?’
“Green Mothers’ Club” first airs April 6, 2022 in South Korea.
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First teaser trailer added for TVING drama series “Monstrous” starring Koo Gyo-Hwan & Shin Hyun-Bin. The drama series revolves around a strange phenomenon that occurs in a small town. Captions in the teaser trailer states (0:07) “Shouldn’t have found it,” (0:20) “Person who saw the eyes,” (0:27) “Is trapped in Hell.”
“Monstrous” streams from April, 2022 in South Korea.
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Jung Woo, Lee Yoo-Mi, Kwon Yool, and Park Se-Young are cast in tvN drama series “Mental Coach Jegal Gil.” The drama series revolves around the national taekwondo team. Jung Woo will play Jegal Gil, who is a former member of the taekwondo team. He returns to the sport as a mental coach. Lee Yoo-Mi will play speed skater Cha Ga-Eul. Kwon Yool will play Ku Tae-Man, who is a rival of Jegal Gil, and Park Se-Young will play Counselor Park Seung-Ha.
“Mental Coach Jegal Gil” will air sometime during the second half of this year in South Korea.
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