Main trailer and poster added Netflix drama series “Boyfriend on Demand” starring Kim Ji-Soo & Seo In-Guk. The main trailer reveals the lineup of special appearances who will play lead female character Seo Mi-Rae’s (Kim Ji-Soo) boyfriends in the virtual world. Those actors are Seo Kang-Joon, Lee Soo-Hyuk, Ong Seong-Wu, Lee Jae-Wook, Lee Hyun-Wook, Kim Young-Dae, Park Jae-Beom and Lee Sang-Yi.
“Boyfriend on Demand” will be available to stream from March 6, 2026.
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Teaser trailer and teaser poster added for movie “I Want to See You Again On That Starry Hill” (literal title) starring Haruka Fukuhara, Natsuki Deguchi, and Kentaro Ito. The film is a sequel to 2023 movie “Till We Meet Again On The Lily Hill” and based on 2020 novel “Ano Hoshi ga Furu Oka de, Kimi to Mata Deaitai” by Natsue Shiomi. Story for “I Want to See You Again On That Starry Hill” is set 7 years after the original film and has Yuri Kano (Haruka Fukuhara) back in present day Japan. She has now become a teacher.
“I Want to See You Again On That Starry Hill” will be released August 7, 2026 in Japan.
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Lee Min-Ki, Kwak Sun-Young, Heo Sung-Tae, Lee Ho-Cheol, and Moon-Hee are cast in ENA drama series “Crash 2.” All five of the mentioned actors will reprise their characters from 2024 ENA drama series “Crash.” They play members of the Traffic Crime Investigation team, but their team will get reborn as a wide area investigation unit and belong to the National Office of Investigation. They will be responsible for solving nationwide traffic crimes and the criminals are more sophisticated and dangerous. Also cast to play new character Ji Dae-Se is Park Ji-Sung. Ji Dae-Se is a police officer in the Traffic Division at Namgang Police Station and admires the TCI team.
“Crash 2” will first air sometime in the second half of this year in South Korea.
First teaser trailer and poster added for ENA-Genie TV drama series “Climax” starring Ju Ji-Hoon, Ha Ji-Won, Nana, Oh Jung-Se, and Cha Joo-Young. The teaser poster below features Ju Ji-Hoon as ambitious prosecutor Bang Tae-Seob. He stands atop the red carpeted stairs and looks down as if he has achieved the pinnacle of power, but there’s also cracks shown on the wall in the background. Captions on the teaser poster states (left) “The more I become corrupt, the higher I go,” and (right) “The more I desire, I reach the climax.” Same captions are also shown in the teaser narration. Narration in the teaser trailer states (0:01) Ha Ji-Won “You were only thinking to use me for you grand ambition,” (0:05) Ju Ji-Hoon “It wasn’t easy to get all the way here,” (0:08) Cha Joo-Young “It all starts here,” (0:11) Ha Ji-Won “I don’t intend to leave here,” (0:22) Ju Ji-Hoon “Because humans recognize the similar species.”
“Climax” is now set to first air March 16, 2026 in South Korea.
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Haru Kuroki and Kayo Noro are cast in Fuji TV-KTV drama series “Ginga no Ippyou.” Drama series features an original screenplay by Naomi Hiruta (“Japan’s Number One Jerk Salaryman“) and revolves around two women who step into the world of politics together. Haru Kuroki will play Matsuri Hoshino. She worked as a secretary for her father, who is the ruling party’s secretary-general, but gets cut off by him after she investgiated his past. Kayo Noro will play Akari Tsukioka. She runs a small snack bar, but decides to run for the vacant Tokyo governor position with the help of Matsuri Hoshino.
“Ginga no Ippyou” first airs April, 2026 in Japan.
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Lee Je-Hoon and Ha-Young are cast in SBS drama series “There Is a Chance of Winning” (literal title). The lighthearted & comedic law based drama series directed by Kwon Da-Som (“Connection“). In the upcoming drama series, Lee Je-Hoon will played Kwon Baek. He is a disbarred former lawyer, who has now opened a law firm and works there as an office manager. His methods are effective, but unorthodox. Ha-Young will play Yeo Sim-Hee. She is a rookie lawyer and is recruited to work at the law office founded by Kwon Baek.
“There Is a Chance of Winning” is targeted for release sometime next year.
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Shin Hae-Sun and Na In-Woo are cast for lead roles in Netflix drama series “Love O’Clock.” Also cast for major supporting characters are Yun Kyun-Sang and Lee Joo-Woo. The drama series is setup as a romantic-comedy with fantasy elements. Screenplay is based on webcomic “24bunui 1 Romance” by Kim Young-Mi and directed by Kim Sang-Hyub (“Extraordinary You“). For leads Shin Hae-Sun and Na In-Woo, they will reunite after previously working together in 2020 tvN drama series “Mr. Queen.”
“Love O’Clock” will premiere sometime next year.
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Yoon Jong-Hoon, Uhm Hyun-Kyung, Shin Jung-Yun, and Yoon Da-Young are cast in KBS1 weekday evening drama series “Our Happy Good Day” (literal title). The drama series will be directed by Lee Jae-Sang (“Once Again“). Script for “Our Happy Good Day” is a family drama that is filled with stories of diverse generations, each striving to be the main character in their lives.
“Our Happy Good Day” will first air March, 2026 in South Korea (follows “Marie and Her Three Daddies” in KBS1’s Monday through Friday 8:30 PM time slot).
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Mei Hata and Mirai Shida are cast in TV Asahi drama series “Error.” The original screenplay written by Sakiko Yashige depicts an unexpected friendship between two women. There are lies, secrets, and betrayals that take place between them. Mei Hata plays Yume Nakata. She tried to save a woman from taking her own life, but learned that she died that night. Two months later she meets Mio Osako, who is the daughter of that woman who died.
“Error” will first air April 12, 2026 in Japan.
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First teaser trailer added for movie “New Group” starring Anna Yamada, Yuzu Aoki, and Pierre Taki. The quirky horror film is set at a high school where conformity is emphasized. A student begins to form a pyramid in the schoolyard, by getting on all fours, and soon other students follow. As the administration encourages other students to join, two students try escape as things get worse around them.
“New Group” will be released June 12, 2026 in Japan.
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