Posts Categorized: Korean Dramas

Jun 3 2021

First still images for TVING drama series “The Witch’s Diner”

First still images for TVING drama series “The Witch’s Diner” (English title) starring Song Ji-Hyo, Nam Ji-Hyun, & Chae Jong-Hyeop. The drama series is based 2016 novel “Manyeosikdangeuro Oseyo” by Goo Sang-Hee. The story is set at restaurant “The Witch’s,” which is run by Zo Hee-Ra (Song Ji-Hyo). Her partner in the business is Jung Jin (Nam Ji-Hyun) and Lee Gil-Yong (Chae Jong-Hyeop) is a part-time worker there. The restaurant also grants wishes to customers in exchange for something Zo Hee-Ra wants.

“The Witch’s Diner” will stream on TVING from July, 2021 in South Korea.

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Jun 2 2021

Ep.1 trailer for JTBC drama series “Monthly House”

Ep.1 trailer added for JTBC drama series “Monthly House” starring Jung So-Min & Kim Ji-Suk. The trailer shows how the two main characters first meet. Na Young-Won (Jung So-Min) is kicked out of her rental apartment, because the apartment is sold to Yoo Ja-Sung (Kim Ji-Suk) at an auction. They meet again when Na Young-Won begins to work as an editor at Monthly House Magazine, where Yoo Ja-Sung works as the CEO.   

“Monthly House” first airs June 16, 2021 in South Korea.

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May 31 2021

Lee Hyun-Woo cast in Netflix drama “The House of Paper”

Lee Hyun-Woo is cast for Netflix drama series “The House of Paper” (literal title). He will play the character of Rio, who is the youngest member of a robbery gang. The gang is recruited by the Professor (Yoo Ji-Tae).  Originally, Park Jung-Woo was cast to play Rio, but sometime after March 31, 2021 (when they first announced the original cast members) he dropped out of the drama series for unspecified reasons. The drama series is a remake of Spanish series “La casa de Papel” (“Money Heist”).

“The House of Paper” will be available to stream on Netflix, but exact dates has not yet been revealed.

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May 28 2021

Teaser trailer #2 & character posters for KBS2 drama “Blue Spring From A Distance”

Teaser trailer #2 and character posters added for KBS2 drama series “Blue Spring From A Distance” (lieral title) starring Park Ji-Hoon, Kang Min-Ah, & Bae In-Hyuk. The drama series follows 3 university students: Yeo Joon (Park Ji-Hoon), Kim So-Bin (Kang Min-Ah) and Nam Soo-Hyun (Bae In-Hyuk). The character posters above and below are of the three leads.

“Blue Spring From A Distance” will be released June 14, 2021 in South Korea.

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May 28 2021

Teaser trailer 3 for JTBC drama “Nevertheless”

Teaser trailer #3 added for JTBC drama series “Nevertheless” starring Song Kang & Han So-Hee. The drama series is based on  webcomic “Algoitjiman” by Jung Seo. Captions on teaser trailer #3 states (0:14) “Nevertheless, I believed it was fate!,” and (0:26) “Love relationship is no. Homme fatale who only wants a spring fling.” Meanwhile, below are the first still images of Han So-Hee and Song Kang in the drama series.

“Nevertheless” first airs June 19, 2021 in South Korea.

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May 28 2021

Main cast announced for Netflix drama “Suriname”

Ha Jung-Woo, Hwang Jung-Min, Jo Woo-Jin, Yoo Yeon-Seok and Park Hae-Soo are all cast in Netflix drama series “Suriname” (working title). Also making his drama series directorial debut is Yoon Jong-Bin. He previously worked with Ha Jung-Woo and Hwang Jung-Min in his movies like “Nameless Gangster: Rules of The Time” and “The Spy Gone North.” The screenplay is based on true events and will revolve around the drug trade with Ha Jung-Woo playing Kang In-Gu and Hwang Jung-Min playing drug king Jeon Yo-Hwan. Jo Woo-Jin will plays Byeon Ki-Tae. He works for drug king Jeon Yo-Hwan. Yoo Yeon-Seok will play David Park. He is the legal advisor to Jeon Yo-Hwan. Park Hae-Soo will play Choi Chang-Ho. He is the team leader for the U.S branch of the South Korean NIS. He works with Kang In-Gu to catch drug king Jeon Yo-Hwan.

“Suriname” will stream on Netflix, but release date has not yet been decided.

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