Teaser trailer #3 and 3 teaser posters added for tvN drama series “The Devil Judge” starring Ji Sung & Kim Min-Jung. The teaser poster shows Ji Sung and Kim Min-Jung, Jin Young and PArk Gyu-Young, and Ji Sung and Jin Young. Ji Sung plays Judge Kang Yo-Han. He is a rival to Kim Min-Jung who plays Jung Sun-A. Jin Young plays Kim Ga-On, who is a rookie judge and colleague of Kang Yo-Han. Park Gyu-Young plays Yoon Soo-Hyun.
“The Devil Judge” first airs July 3, 2021 in South Korea.
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Kim Hye-Soo, Yum Jung-Ah, Zo In-Sung, Park Jung-Min, Go Min-Si, and Kim Jong-Soo are cast for movie “Smuggling.” The film is directed by Ryoo Seung-Wan. Filming for the movie began June 5, 2021 and will take approximately 5 months to finish. Release date for the movie has not yet been decided.
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Takumi Saito is cast in TV Asahi drama series “Drifter” (literal title of “Hyouchakusha”). The drama series will have Takumi Saito playing a mysterious man who is found naked along the beach and having lost his memory. He becomes known as Hemingway, because one of the first words he states is the title of a Hemingway book.
“Drifter” first airs July, 2021 in Japan.
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Teaser poster and release date set for thriller film “Midnight” starring Jin Ki-Joo & Wi Ha-Joon. The film will be released June 30, 2021 in South Korean movie theaters and on online video service TVING.
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Highlight video added for tvN drama series “Hospital Playlist 2” starring Cho Jung-Seok, Yoo Yeon-Seok, Jung Kyoung-Ho, Kim Dae-Myung, and Jeon Mi-Do. The 2 minute highlight video begins with captions that states “A new season has arrived at Yulje Hospital.”
“Hospital Playlist 2” will first air June 17, 2021 in South Korea.
Marika Ito is cast for the lead role in TV Tokyo drama series “Omimi ni Aimashitara.” Also cast major supporting character roles are Jin Suzuki and Hiroe Igeta. The drama series will revolve around the podcast Omimi ni Aimashitara that is started by Misono Takamura (Marika Ito).
“Omimi ni Aimashitara” first airs July 8, 2021 in Japan.
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Teaser poster and summer release date set for movie “Hostage: Missing Celebrity” starring Hwang Jung-Min. The crime-thriller film has Hwang Jung-Min playing a top celebrity actor, who suddenly gets kidnapped. Filming for “Hostage: Missing Celebrity” took place from May 15 to August 13, 2019. Almost two years later, “Hostage: Missing Celebrity” will be release sometime this summer in South Korea.
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Ahn Hyo-Seop is cast for the lead male role in SBS drama series “The Office Blind Date” (literal title). The drama series is based on web novel “Sanae Matsun” by Hae Hwa. Singer-actress Kim Se-Jeong from idol group Gugudan has received an offer to play the lead female role and she is still deciding on the offer. In the drama series, Ahn Hyo-Seop will play CEO Kang Tae-Mu. He decides to marry the next woman he meets on a blind date, setup by his chairman grandfather, so that he can focus on work.
Filming for “The Office Blind Date” will begin in the second half of this year and the drama series will air sometime in the first half of 2022 in South Korea.
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Teaser trailer #4 added for tvN drama series “You Are My Spring” starring Seo Hyun-Jin & Kim Dong-Wook. The teaser trailer shows Seo Hyun-Jin, Yoon Park, Nam Gyu-Ri, & Kim Dong-Wook practicing their lines for the drama series. Their lines spoken are (0:12) Seo Hyun-Jin “Wow…it’s a stalker. Wow…it’s a stalker,” (0:27) Yoon Park “Shall we go up? Shall we go up?” (0:42) Nam Gyu-Ri “Hello? Blah, Blah,” and (0:58) Kim Dong-Wook “Oh Dear. Oh dear.”
“You Are My Spring” first airs July 5, 2021 in South Korea.
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Teaser trailer and two teaser posters added for live-action film “What Did You Eat Yesterday?” (literal title) starring Hidetoshi Nishijima & Seiyo Uchino. Movie is based on 2007 manga series “Kinou Nani Tabeta?” by Fumi Yoshinaga and directed by Kazuhito Nakae. 2019 TV Tokyo drama series “What Did You Eat Yesterday?” is also based on the same manga series and stars Hidetoshi Nishijima & Seiyo Uchino.
“What Did You Eat Yesterday?” will be released November 3, 2021 in Japan.
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