Teaser posters and teaser trailer #2 added for upcoming MBC drama series “Goodbye Mr. Black” starring Lee Jin-Wook, Moon Chae-Won, Kim Kang-Woo, Yu In-Young & Song Jae-Rim.
“Goodbye Mr. Back” first airs March 16, 2016 in South Korea.
First script reading for upcoming MBC drama series “The Flower in Prison” starring Ko Soo and Jin Se-Yun took place last week at MBC Broadcasting Station in Sangam, South Korea. The first script reading took about 16 hours to finish.
“The Flower in Prison” first airs this April in South Korea.
Jung Yoo-Mi is cast in upcoming KBS2 drama series “Master: Good of Noodles” also starring Chun Jung-Myung & Cho Jae-Hyun. Jung Yoo-Mi will play lead female role Chae Yeo-Kyung. Her character went through many things in her teen years. She is nice, but under a stern exterior.
“Master: Good of Noodles” first airs April 20, 2016 in South Korea.
Here’s Yeo Jin-Goo‘s teaser poster for upcoming SBS drama series “Jackpot” also starring Jang Keun-Suk & Lim Ji-Yeon.
In drama series “Jackpot,” Yeo Jin-Goo plays Prince Yeoning (who later becomes King Yeongjo). His mother, Concubine Choi (Yoon Jin-Seo), worked as a maid in the palace. Due to his mother’s background, Prince Yeoning endures a cruel situation. His situation leads him to become a cold person.
Jackpot first airs March 28, 2016 in South Korea.
Here’s character posters for upcoming KBS2 drama series “Page Turner” starring Kim So-Hyun, Ji Soo and Shin Jae-Ha.
“Page Turner” first airs March 26, 2016 in South Korea.
Chun Jung-Myung & Cho Jae-Hyun are cast in new KBS2 drama series “Master: God of Noodles” (literal title). The drama series is based on the comic “Kooksooui Sin” by Park In-Kwon.
In “Master: God of Noodles,” Chun Jung-Myung will play the lead role of Moo-Myung. His character tries to become the god of noodles to take revenge on Kim Gil-Do for what he did to his father. Cho Jae-Hyun will play Kim Gil-Do. His character decided to become evil to survive his tough situation.
“Master: God of Noodles” will air Wednesdays & Thursdays at 10PM beginning April 20, 2016 in South Korea (takes over the time slot currently occupied by”Descendants of the Sun“).
Upcoming KBS2 period drama series “Moonlight Drawn by Clouds,” starring Park Bo-Gum, is now slotted to first air August, 2016 in South Korea. The drama series will air on Mondays & Tuesdays at 10pm taking over the time slot from drama series “Beautiful Mind.” Lead female actress has yet to be confirmed for “Moonlight Drawn by Clouds,” but Kim Ji-Won is currently weighting an offer to play the role.
Here’s Jang Keun-Suk‘s teaser poster for upcoming SBS drama series “Jackpot” also starring Yeo Jin-Goo and Lim Ji-Yeon. In addition, teaser trailer #2 added for “Jackpot” at AsianWiki. The second trailer shows actual footage from the drama series for the first time as well as the appearances of Lim Ji-Yeon and Jang Kwang-Leol.
“Jackpot” first airs March 28, 2016 in South Korea.
Kim Sae-Ron is now cast in JTBC drama series “Mirror of the Witch” co-starring Yoon Si-Yoon. In the drama series, Kim Sae-Ron will play Princess Seo-Ri. Her character is abandoned in the mountains by her mother Queen Sim after a curse is place on her. There in the mountains, she meets Heo Jun (Yoon Si-Yoon). Heo Jun is an illegitimate child, which rules out becoming a government officer. Seo-Ri and Heo Jun fall in love.
“Mirror of the Witch” first airs this May in South Korea.
Kim Sae-Ron has been offered the lead female role in upcoming JTBC drama series “Mirror of the Witch” co-starring Yoon Si-Yoon. Currently, Kim Sae-Ron is in the final stages of contract negotiations to take the part. Actor Kwak Si-Yang has also been offered a major supporting role in the drama series.
If Kim Sae-Ron is cast for the drama series, she will play Seo-Ri. Her character was born as a princess, but became a witch. She has a special ability, but is unable to control her special ability. This leads people to call her a witch. Seo-Ri tries to lift the curse.
Story for the drama series is inspired by the book “Dongui Bogam” written by royal physician Heo Jun.