Teaser trailer #2 added for KBS2 drama series “Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol” starring Go Ara and Lee Jae-Wook. With the background track being a cover of “I Get Around” by The Beach Boys, captions in teaser trailer #2 goes (0:09) “By a single accident,” (0:12) “Came to me,” and (0:19) “My lovely debtor.” Below are new stil images of Go Ara and Lee Jae-Wook in the drama series.
“Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol” first airs August 26, 2020 in South Korea.
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Supporting cast added for JTBC drama series “Live On” starring Minhyun and Jung Da-Bin. The newly announced supporting cast members are Ro Jong-Hyun, Yang Hye-Ji, Yeon Woo (‘Momoland’), and Choi Byung-Chan (‘Victon’). Photos above and below are the from the first script reading, which took place recently in South Korea.
Ro Jong-Hyun will play Do Woo-Jae in “Live On.” He is the leader of the student council at their school. He is friends with lead male character Go Eun-Taek (Minhyun). Yang Hye-Ji will play Ji So-Hyun. She is a model student and is a member of the broadcasting club. Yeon Woo will play Kang Jae-Yi. She is the girlfriend of Do Woo-Jae (Ro Jong-Hyun). Lastly, Choi Byung-Chan will play Kim Yoo-Shin. He is a naive and cheerful guy.
“Live On” is now scheduled to first air November, 2020 in South Korea.
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Bae Suzy and Nam Joo-Hyuk are now cast in tvN drama series “Start-Up.” Kim Sun-Ho and Kang Han-Na are also cast for major supporting characters. The drama series had the early working title of “Sandbox” before picking up “Start-Up.”
For the drama series, Bae Suzy will play Seo Dal-Mi. Her dream is to start a technology company. She goes through numerous part-time jobs in pursuit of her goal, until she finally starts her own company. Nam Joo-Hyuk will play Nam Do-San. He is the founder of Samsan Tech, which was founded two years ago. He is also the first love of Seo Dal-Mi. Kim Sun-Ho will play Han Ji-Pyeong. He is a senior manager at SH Venture Capital. Lastly, Kang Han-Na will play Won In-Jae. She is daughter of a rich chaebol family, but her family disowns her. She wants to succeed by herself and begins with a startup.
“Start-Up” first airs October, 2020 (takes over tvN’s Saturday and Sunday 9PM time slot after “Stranger 2.”).
Teaser trailer #2 & 5 character posters added for Channel A drama series “Lies of Lies” (literal title) starring Lee Yu-Ri & Yeon Jeong-Hun. Teaser trailer #2 begins with the voice of Lee Il-Hwa stating “Give me the baby. I’m better than a mother who is a murderer.” Lee Yu-Ri follows with “In order to take my daughter back, I stated a lie.” The character posters are of Lee Yu-Ri as Ji Eun-Soo, Yeon Jeong-Hun as Kang Ji-Min, Lee Il-Hwa as Kim Ho-Ran, Lim Ju-Eun as Eun Se-Mi, and Kwon Hwa-Woon as Kim Yeon-Joon.
“Lies of Lies” first airs September 4, 2020 in South Korea.
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Main trailer and posters added for OCN drama series “Missing: The Other Side” starring Ko Soo, Heo Jun-Ho, and Ahn So-Hee. Captions in the main trailer states (0:19) “A village where spirits are living” and (0:21) “Death is not over.”
“Missing: The Other Side” first airs August 29, 2020 in South Korea.
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Teaser trailer #2 & teaser poster added for SBS drama series “Do You Like Brahms?” starring Park Eun-Bin and Kim Min-Jae. The trailer doesn’t have dialogue, but instead features the track “Ailleurs” by Keren Ann. Meanwhile, above is the first teaser poster for the drama series.
“Do You Like Brahms?” will first air August 31, 2020 in South Korea.
Character teaser added for tvN drama series “Stranger 2” starring Cho Seung-Woo and Bae Doo-Na. The character teaser shows briefly Cho Seung-Woo as Hwang Shi-Mok, Bae Doo-Na as Han Yeo-Jin, Jeon Hye-Jin as Choi Bit, Choi Moo-Sung as Woo Tae-Ha, Yoon Se-Ah as Lee Yeon-Jae, and Lee Joon-Hyuk as Seo Dong-Jae. At the 10 second mark of the character teaser a voice states “The one who wants silence. Everyone is an accomplice.”
“Stranger 2” is now set to air from August 15, 2020 in South Korea.
Teaser #1 added for JTBC drama series “18 Again” starring Kim Ha-Neul, Yoon Sang-Hyun, and Lee Do-Hyun. The drama series is a remake of U.S. film “17 Again.” Teaser trailer #1 begins with Yoon Sang-Hyun’s voice stating “It’s all my fault. Da-Jung, I am sorry,” then (0:06) Kim Ha-Neul follows with “I’m so tired. Let’s get a divorce,” and (0:20) Lee Do-Hyun states “Give me one more chance.” Meanwhile, below are the first still images of the three lead performers.
“18 Again” is now scheduled to first air September 7, 2020 in South Korea (takes over JTBC’s Monday and Tuesday 9:30 PM time slot after “The Good Detective“).
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Teaser trailer #3 added for tvN drama series “Record of Youth” starring Park Bo-Gum and Park So-Dam. The drama series will also stream on Netflix worldwide about an hour after each episode airs in South Korea. Narration in teaser #3 goes (0:13) Park Bo-Gum “I feel comfortable being with you. Feel secure,” (0:17) Park So-Dam “I feel like I am all by myself in the world,” (0:19) Park Bo-Gum “When it rains, I will make a phone call to you. You are not alone.”
“Record of Youth” first airs September 7, 2020 in South Korea.
Yoo Ah-In, Park Jung-Min, Kim Hyun-Joo, and Won Jin-A are cast for lead roles in Netflix drama series “Hell” (literal title). Also cast in the drama series are Yang Ik-June, Kim Do-Yoon, Kim Shin-Rok, Ryoo Kyung-Soo, and Lee Re. The drama series is based on webcomic “Jiok” written by Yeon Sang-Ho (director of “Train To Busan“) and illustrated by Choi Kyu-Seok (“Awl“). Story for the drama series revolves around a new religious group that predicts the time of death of people where angels of deaths then come to kill them.
“Hell” will stream on Netflix worldwide, but exact release date has not yet been announced.
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