Yuta Kishi (King ＆ Prince) is cast for the lead role in live-action film “G-Men.” The film is based on manga series “G-Men” by Toshio Ozawa and directed by Toichiro Ruto (“The Way of the Househusband“). In the movie “G-Men,” Yuta Kishi will be play high school student Shota Kadomatsu. He wants to find a girlfriend and even transfers to a new school in his pursuit, but he is stuck in G class.
“G-Men” will be released sometime during autumn, 2022 in Japan.
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Kim Rae-Won, Son Ho-Jun, and Gong Seung-Yeon are cast in SBS drama series “The Police Station Next to the Fire Station” (literal title). The drama series will have Kim Rae-Won play Detective Jin Ho-Gae. Son Ho-Jun will play Firefighter Bong Do-Jin and Gong Seung-Yeon will play Paramedic Song Seol. They work together to solve cases.
Filming for “The Police Station Next to the Fire Station” has already begun and the drama series will air sometime during the first half of this year.
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Two teaser posters and February 18, 2022 premiere date set for TVING drama series “I Haven’t Done My Best Yet” (literal title) starring Park Hae-Joon. Caption on the teaser posters states “Today, I am living easily! From tomorrow, I will live a new life!”
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Fuka Koshiba is cast in TV Asahi sequel drama series “Yokai Housemate 2” and movie version “Yokai Housemate.” Also cast for the sequel drama series and movie are Matsumoto, Katsuya Maiguma, Nobue Iketani and Koji Ookura. All the announced cast members appeared in the original 2020 TV Asahi drama series “Yokai Housemate” and will reprise their respective characters.
Drama series “Yokai Housemate 2” will air April, 2022 and the movie version will be released June, 2022 in Japan.
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First teaser trailer for tvN drama series “Military Prosecutor Doberman” starring Ahn Bo-Hyun & Jo Bo-Ah. Caption in the teaser trailer states (0:03) “I came to the military for money” and (0:09) “I came to the military to hunt.”
The teaser trailer also reveals that “Military Prosecutor Doberman” will first air February, 2022 in South Korea.
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First teaser trailer and teaser poster added for tvN drama series “Kill Heel” starring Kim Ha-Neul, Lee Hye-Young, & Kim Sung-Ryoung. Caption on the teaser poster below states “The higher you go up. You want even more.” The drama series is set at UNI shopping channel and depicts a power struggle between three women.
The teaser trailer and poster reveals that “Kill Heel” is coming soon.
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Mei Nagano is cast in movie “My Broken Mariko.” Movie is based on webcomic “My Broken Mariko” by Waka Hirako and directed by Yuki Tanada (“One Million Yen and the Nigamushi Woman“). For the movie, Mei Nagano will play Tomoyo Shiino. She steals the remains of her high school friend, who committed suicide, and goes on a trip.
Filming for “My Broken Mariko” has already finished and the movie will be released sometime this autumn in Japan.
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Teaser poster and May, 2022 release date set for movie “The Wandering Moon” (literal title) starring Suzu Hirose & Tori Matsuzaka. Movie is based on 2019 novel “Rurou no Tsuki” by Yuu Nagira and directed by Sang-il Lee (“Villain“). Caption on the teaser poster states “Ex-kidnapper and the victim girl. Two people who are unaccepted.”
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Tsubasa Imai, Takashi Tsukamoto, Juon (FUZZY CONTROL), and Kenjiro Tsuda are cast in music biopic film “Tell Me.” The film is based on nonfiction novel “Kyodai Tsuioku no hide” by Hiroshi Matsumoto and directed by Renpei Tsukamoto (“Boku to Kanojo to Rally to“). The film will have Tsubasa Imai playing Hiroshi. His older brother was the late musician Hide (Juon). Hiroshi teams up with producer I.N.A. (Takashi Tsukamoto) to release Hide’s music.
“Tell Me” will be released this summer in Japan.
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First teaser trailer and teaser poster added for Disney+ drama series “Grid” starring Seo Kang-Joon & Kim A-Joong. Captions on the teaser posters states “24 years ago, a ghost disappeared like the air. The ghost appeared again” and “Premeditated murder. Different future. Must find.” The drama series follows the premise of a mysterious ghost (Lee Si-Young) who created a grid that blocked the solar wind and saved humankind. The ghost appears again 24 years later and helps a serial killer (Kim Sung-Kyun) escape. Kim Sae-Ha (Seo Kang-Joon), Jung Sae-Byeok (Kim A-Joong ) and Song Eo-Jin (Kim Moo-Yul) chase the ghost for their own reasons.
“Grid” will stream from February 16, 2022 on Disney+ Korea.
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