Teaser trailer & poster for upcoming movie “The Hunt” starring Ahn Sung-Ki, Cho Jin-Woong, Son Hyun-Joo & Han Ye-Ri. Movie is directed by Lee Woo-Chul (“Cello“) and produced by Kim Han-Min (“War of the Arrows“/”Roaring Currents“). Premise for the film has a hunter played by Ahn Sung-Ki protecting local villagers against a group of hunters led by Cho Jin-Woong’s character.
“The Hunt” will be released June, 2016 in South Korea.
Teaser trailer for Korean War film “Operation Chromite” starring Lee Jung-Jae, Liam Neeson, Lee Beom-Soo and Jin Se-Yun. The film is set right before the launch of the Battle of Inchon with Liam Neeson playing General Douglas MacArthur.
“Operation Chromite” will be released July, 2016 in South Korea.
Teaser trailer #2 for upcoming KBS2 drama series “Uncontrollably Fond” starring Kim Woo-Bin and Bae Suzy (‘Miss A’). The last words spoken in the teaser trailer by Kim Woo-Bin’s character asks “Will you date me? Only for 3 moths, very hotly.”
“Uncontrollably Fond” first airs July 6, 2016 in South Korea.
Sung Hoon cast in movie “Come Back to Busan Port” co-starring Lee Jung-Jin & Yang Dong-Geun. Chinese actor Simon Yam will also appear in the film. Movie will be directed by Park Hee-Joon (“Mandate“). Premise for the film has Sung Hoon playing younger brother Tae-Soon. His older twin brother is played by Lee Jung-Jin. The twins were separated at an early age. The younger brother is now the #2 guy for a crime gang and the older brother is a detective.
Filming for “Come Back to Busan Port” begins June, 2016 in Busan, South Korea.
Teaser trailer and poster added for live-action sequel film “Higanjima: Vampire Island” starring Shunya Shiraishi & Ryohei Suzuki. Movie is based on manga series”Higanjima” by Koji Matsumoto and directed by Takeshi Watanabe (“Neko Zamurai“).
Story for the film follows 2012 TBS drama series “Higanjima” and has Akira Miyamoto (Shunya Shiraishi) going back to vampire infested island Higanjima with friends. There, Akira Miyamoto goes up against his older brother Atsushi Miyamoto (Shunya Suzuki) who is now a vampire.
“Higanjima: Vampire Island” will be released October 15, 2016 in Japan.
Trailer for movie “Nakimushi Pierrot no Kekkonshiki” starring Mirai Shida, Ryo Ryusei & Yuko Araki. Movie is based on non-fiction novel “Nakimushi Pierrot no Kekkonshiki” by Miyuki Mochizuki and directed by Osamu Minorikawa (“Sue, Mai and Sawa: Righting the Girl Ship“).
“Nakimushi Pierrot no Kekkonshiki” will be released September 4, 2016 in Japan.
Teaser trailer and teaser posters added for upcoming movie “Seondal: The Man Who Sells the River” (English title) starring Yoo Seung-Ho, Cho Jae-Hyun, Ko Chang-Seok, Ra Mi-Ran & Xiumin (‘EXO-M’). Movie is written and directed by Park Dae-Min (“Private Eye“).
“Seondal: The Man Who Sells the River” will be released sometime this July in South Korea.
Noriyuki Higashiyama & Takako Matsu are cast in TBS drama special “Futsu ga Ichiban: Sakka Fujisawa Shuhei Chichi no Hitokoto.” The drama series is based on two essays by Nobuko Endo, which depicts her life as the daughter of writer Shuhei Fujisawa. In the drama special, Noriyuki Higashiyama will play writer Shuhei Fujisawa and Takako Matsu will plays his wife Masako Kosuga.
“Futsu ga Ichiban: Sakka Fujisawa Shuhei Chichi no Hitokoto” will air sometime this summer in Japan.
Teaser posters added for upcoming Korean War film “Operation Chromite” starring Lee Jung-Jae, Lee Beom-Soo and U.S. actor Liam Neeson. Movie is directed by John H. Lee (“Into the Gunfire“) and is set during the Korean War prior to the “Battle of Inchon.”
“Operation Chromite” will be released this July in South Korea.
Popular actor Song Joong-Ki is set to make a cameo appearance in upcoming KBS2 drama series “The Sound of Heart” (literal title) starring Lee Kwang-Soo & Jung So-Min. Song Joong-Ki is good friends with lead actor Lee Kwang-Soo and, earlier this year, Lee Kwang-Soo made a cameo appearance in the Song Joong-Ki led KBS2 drama series “Descendants of the Sun.”
Song Joong-Ki will film his cameo appearance today, May 17, 2016. “The Sound of Heart” will air sometime this year in South Korea.