Kento Kaku is cast in WOWOW live-action drama series “Afro Tanaka.” The drama series is based on manga series “Jokyo Afro Tanaka” by Masaharu Noritsuke. 2012 film “Afro Tanaka,” starring Shota Matsuda, is based on an earlier “Afro Tanaka” manga series by Masaharu Noritsuke. Meanwhile, the first teaser trailer for the drama series has been added on AsianWiki.
“Afro Tanaka” will first air July, 2019 in Japan.
Poster and main trailer added for horror film “Sadako” starring Elaiza Ikeda, Takashi Tsukamoto and Hiroya Shimizu. The trailer also features the just announced movie theme song which is “Seisen” by Japanese rock band Queen Bee. The film is based on 2016 novel “Tide” by Koji Suzuki and directed by Hideo Nakata.
“Sadako” will be unleashed May 24, 2019 in Japan.
Teaser trailer and teaser poster added for movie “Hikita-san! Gokainin Desuyo” starring Yutaka Matsushige and Keiko Kitagawa. Movie is based on essay by “Hikita-san! Gokainin Desuyo” by Kunio Hikita and directed by Toru Hosokawa (“Golden Orchestra“). Caption on the teaser poster states in Japanese “Due to wife’s single word, everything changed.”
“Hikita-san! Gokainin Desuyo” will be released October, 2019 in Japan.
Teaser trailer and teaser poster added for upcoming action-comedy film “Girl Cops” starring Ra Mi-Ran and Lee Sung-Kyung. Movie is directed by Jung Da-Won (“Garak Market Revolution“). Meanwhile, below are the first four still images for the movie.
“Girl Cops” is now set for release May, 2019 in South Korea.
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Character teaser trailers added of Lee Ha-Na and Lee Jin-Wook for upcoming OCN drama series “Voice 3.”
The character teaser trailer of Lee Ha-Na as Kang Kwon-Joo has Lee Ha-Na stating in Korean “I will save lives as long as I can hear.” Captions follow in the teaser that states “Profiler Kang Kwon-Joo whose voice saves lives.”
The character teaser trailer of Lee Jin-Wook as Do Kang-Woo has Lee Jin-Wook stating “No. I will catch with my hands even if I become a monster.”
“Voice 3” first airs May, 2019 in South Korea.
Main trailer added for movie “Inseparable Bros” starring Shin Ha-Kyun, Lee Kwang-Soo and Esom. The film is directed by Yook Sang-Hyo (“Almost Che“). The film follows two unique men who are like brothers.
“Inseparable Bros” will be released May, 2019 in South Korea.
Go Won-Hee is cast for the lead female role in KBS2 drama series “Perfume” co-starring Shin Sung-Rok. Also cast in supporting roles are Cha Ye-Ryun, Kim Min-Kyu and Ha Jae-Suk. Go Won-Hee and Ha Jae-Suk will play the same character. For the drama series, Go Won-Hee will play Min Ye-Rin. She is a rising star model with a lovely figure. Genius fashion designer Seo Yi-Do (Shin Sung-Rok) and popular idol star Yoon Min-Seok (Kim Min-Kyu) are both enamored with her.
“Perfume” first airs June, 2019 in South Korea.
Here’s two main posters for KBS2 drama series “I Hate Going to Work” (literal title) starring Kim Dong-Wan, Han Soo-Yeon and So Joo-Yeon. The drama series is the first KBS2 drama series to air on Tuesdays at 11PM. Meanwhile 4 four teaser trailers have been added on AsianWiki.
“I Hate Going to Work” first airs April 9, 2019 in South Korea.
Teaser trailer #3 added for upcoming SBS drama series “The Secret Life of My Secretary” starring Kim Young-Kwang and Jin Ki-Joo. While teaser trailer #1 introduced Kim Young-Kwang as Do Min-Ik and teaser trailer #2 introduced Jin Ki-Joo as Jung Gal-Hee, teaser trailer #3 shows the couple together briefly. Narration starts with Kim Young-‘s voice stating “After I did not see you, I began to love you.” The catchy Korean indie pop background track is “Surfer” by 1415 (YouTube link to the band).
“The Secret Life of My Secretary” first airs May 6, 2019 in South Korea.
Kim So-Hyun is cast in KBS2 drama series “Tale of Nok-Du” (literal title). The gender bender period drama series is based on webcomic “Nokdujeon” by Hye Jin Yang. In the drama series, Kim So-Hyun will play a young woman who is apprenticing to become a gisaeng. She doesn’t want to become a gisaeng, but doesn’t have a choice. A man named Nok-Du, who is hiding out in the village as a woman, then adopts her to save her from a dangerous situation.
“Tale of Nok-Du” first airs September, 2019 in South Korea.