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'Next Sohee' starring Bae Doona to hit theaters next month

 

 

 

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Director Jung Ju Ri's drama thriller, “Next Sohee” starring Bae Doona, will be released in local cinemas in February.

 

“Next Sohee” is director Jung’s newest release since “A Girl at My Door” (2014) which was screened in the Un Certain Regard section at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival.

 

"Next Sohee" sees Jung reunited with Bae after "A Girl at My Door," and features Kim Si Eun as the other protagonist. This is Kim's full-length film debut.

 

"Next Sohee” revolves around high school student Sohee, played by Kim, who gets job training at a local call center and ends up dying. Female detective Yu Jin, played by Bae, looks into the series of events leading to Sohee's death. The film has already received global attention and recognition at prestigious film festivals.

 

It was the first Korean movie to be selected as the closing film at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival and screened as part of the International Critics' Week section for special screenings.

 

It also won three prizes at the 42nd France Amiens International Film Festival, including the audience award, special mention award and UPJV Reference Award.

 

At the 26th Fantasia International Film Festival in Canada, the film was chosen as the closing film and won two prizes including best director and the audience award.

 

 

 

 

 

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Written By Reporter Kang Ae Ran Yonhap News

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Netflix series 'The Glory' starring Song Hye Kyo took 3rd place in Netflix non-English TV category.

 

On the 4th, according to the Netflix official site 'Netflix Top 10', 'The Glory' recorded 25.41 million hours of viewing time last week (December 26 last year to January 1 this year), ranking third in the non-English language TV category.

 

Season 2 (74.3 million hours) and Season 1 (30.22 million hours) of the Japanese drama 'Alice in Borderland' took 1st and 2nd place, respectively. 'Alice in Borderland' is the story of three young men playing a game where they risk their lives against the background of the game world.

 

'The Glory' is based on a new screenplay by Kim Eun Sook, and depicts a woman who has her soul shattered by school violence, meticulously prepared desperate revenge and those who fall into the vortex. Song Hye Kyo plays the role of Moon Dong Eun, a victim of school violence.

 

 

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By Lee Si Jin

 

 

 

 

 

Top star Jang Keun Suk is returning to the small screen for the first time in five years in Coupang Play’s new crime thriller “Decoy” set to start airing on Jan. 27.

 

The upcoming project is the 35-year-old actor's first for a streaming service original series since his discharge from the military in May 2020. His most recent TV series include SBS' “Switch” in 2018 and “The Royal Gambler” (2016).

 

The 12-part series centers around the man behind South Korea’s biggest financial fraud case, who dies while in hiding from the victims and police. The story develops as the deceased criminal is named as a suspect in a new murder case, eight years after his death.

 

Jang plays lawyer-turned-detective Do Han, who tries to reveal the truth behind the mysterious case. “Squid Game” star Heo Sung Tae joins the project as the notorious villain who pulled off the scam.

 

The first two episodes of the 12-part crime thriller will be available on Jan. 27. Following that, two episodes each will be released over the next two Fridays, according to Coupang Play.

 

“Decoy” will return with part two in the first half of this year to present the remaining six episodes, but the exact date of release is yet to be decided.

 

 

 

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Series with stars returning to small screen to air in January.

 

 

From left, posters for SBS series 'Payback," MBC series "Kokdu: Season of Deity," and ENA series "Can We Be Strangers" / Courtesy of SBS, MBC, ENA.

 

 

A number of actors, including Jeon Do Yeon, Lee Sun Kyun, Moon Chae Won, Kang So Ra and Kim Jung Hyun, are making small-screen comebacks with a list of upcoming series set for this month.

 

SBS will drop its first series of the year, "Payback," starring Lee and Moon. This will be the first TV series in four years for Lee and three years for Moon.

 

The legal action series, which will premiere on Friday, revolves around investment manager Eun Yong (Lee) who owns and runs a private equity firm, and military judicial officer Park Joon Kyung (Moon) who is a former prosecutor.

 

After her mother takes her own life, Joon Kyung moves to find the truth and take revenge on the people who drove her mother to suicide. Joining hands, Joon Kyung and Yong go against a dark, powerful financial cartel and shed light on its corrupt practices.

 

The series is led by filmmaker Lee Won Tae, whose work includes the thriller flick "The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil" (2019) and is written by Kim Won Suk who co-scripted the smash-hit drama series, "Descendants of the Sun."

 

Jeon has picked the romantic comedy series, "Crash Course in Romance," as her first small screen work since the 2021 drama, "Lost."

 

 

A scene from the series "Crash Course in Romance" / Courtesy of tvN.

 

The tvN series, set to start airing on Jan. 14, follows the story of a single mother, Nam Haeng Sun (Jeon), who is a former national team handball player. After giving up her sports career to raise her daughter and look after her sick brother, she has been running a small, side-dish food shop to make ends meet.

 

When her teenage daughter tries to receive a lecture from a celebrity math instructor, Choi Chi Yeol (Jung Kyung Ho), Haeng Sun steps into the cutthroat world of private education for high schoolers.

 

This is the third series for which director Yu Je Won and scriptwriter Yang Hee Seung are joining hands, following the rom-com series "High School King of Savvy" (2014), and "Oh My Ghost" (2015).

 

MBC's first series of this year will be the fantasy romance series "Kokdu: Season of Deity," which is scheduled to go on air on Jan. 27. This is the first series in three years for Kim Jung Hyun since the hit series " Mr. Queen" (2020).

 

The rom-com series will revolve around a god of death called Kokdu (Kim), which comes back from the underworld every 99 years and ER doctor Han Gye Jeol (Im Soo Hyang).

 

Kokdu wakes up in the body of a successful surgeon, Do Jin Woo, in the human world and gets himself romantically involved with Gye Jeol as working together at the same hospital.

 

The series is led by director Baek Soo Chan, whose work includes the mystery romance series "The Girl Who Sees Scents" (2015) and the action series "Alice" (2020), and is co-scripted by Heo Joon Woo and Kang Yi Hun who both wrote the 2018 crime series "Less Than Evil."

 

Actress Kang has taken on her first TV series, "Can We Be Strangers," in about six years since playing the lead in the 2017 rom-com "Revolutionary Love."

 

The new series of ENA, set to debut on Jan. 18, will follow the love and life of lawyers specifically dealing with divorce cases, Oh Ha Ra (Kang) and Goo Eun Beom (Jang Seung Jo).

 

Ha Ra is a successful lawyer who has gone through a divorce herself with Eung Beom. She is eager to find new love after a failed marriage, but her plan meets a huge obstacle when her ex-husband joins her law firm, leading them to work together as colleagues.

 

The series is directed by Kim Yang Hee, whose previous work is the black comedy, one-episode series "On the Way to the Gynecologist," and is written by the newcomer Park Sa Rang.

 

 

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I would like to extend my sincere and humble thank you to The Korean Times for the write-up. 🙏 

 

 

 

 

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Writer Kim Eun Sook shares how she got the idea to write 'The Glory.'

 

 

The backstory to how writer Kim Eun Sook came to write 'The Glory' is gaining attention.

 

Recently, netizens have been talking about the story behind how Kim Eun Sook came to write the screenplay for 'The Glory' in various online communities.

 

'The Glory' follows the story of Moon Dong Eun, a victim of horrific school bullying. She decides to plan a grand revenge on the perpetrators who assaulted and bullied her in high school because she was poor.

 

 

 

 

The writer previously recounted how she was inspired to write the story and was taken aback when conversing with her daughter, who is in her sophomore year of high school.

 

Writer Kim Eun Sook explained, "I was always worried that my daughter would receive unnecessary attention or become misunderstood because of me. But then my daughter wiped away my fears with just one phrase - 'Mom, you're not the Kim Eun Sook like the past'." She explained that was the first wave of shock from the conversation with her daughter.

 

 

 

 

The second shock came when her daughter asked her this question, "Mom, would you be more heart broken if I beat someone to death or if I got beat to death by someone else?"

 

Kim Eun Sook shared she was shocked by this question and explained, "This was the second wave of shock. It was hellish for me. The story unfolded in my head in that instance and that's how I began writing the story for 'The Glory'."

 

 

 

 

 

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Entertainment & Arts

 

 

By Kwak Yeon Soo

 

 

Actors Cha Seung Won, left, and Kim Seon Ho / Courtesy of YG Entertainment, Salt Entertainment.

 

 

 

Actors Kim Seon Ho, Cha Seung Won and Kim Kang Woo are set to star in "Tyrant," a neo-noir action film directed by Park Hoon Jung, known for "New World" (2013) and "The Witch" franchise (2018, 2022).

 

"Tyrant" follows the story of people who try to retrieve the last sample of the "tyrant" program, a secret government project, after it goes missing.

 

Kim Seon Ho will play the role of a government agent who has been running the program unofficially. This is his second time the actor has teamed up with the director following "The Child," an action thriller that is expected to be released in 2023.

 

"It's an honor to work with director Park again after 'The Child' and be able to show a new side of me," he said in a statement.

 

The 36-year-old actor is best known for starring in the series, "Startup" (2020), and "Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha" (2021). Up next, he is in talks to appear in JTBC's drama series tentatively titled "Shinru In Haesi." Set in the Joseon Kingdom (1392-1910), the fantasy romance drama follows the story of crown prince Yi Hyang, an astrophile who loves watching stars at night, and a mysterious girl who can predict the future.

 

In "Tyrant," Cha will star as a former intelligence agent who is tasked with eliminating forces behind the "tyrant" program. He previously collaborated with the director for Netflix's "Night In Paradise." His other film and TV credits include "Believer" (2018), "Sinkhole" (2021) and "Our Blues" (2022).

 

Meanwhile, Kim Kang Woo will take on the role of a foreign intelligence agent who tries to destroy the sample. He also worked closely with the director in "The Child." He has starred in "The Taste Of Money" (2012), "The Treacherous" (2015) and "The Vanished" (2018).

 

Film distributor Acemaker Movieworks said the shooting of "Tyrant" began on Jan. 2. The release date has not been decided yet.

 

 

 

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Korean actress Youn Yuh Jung signs an exclusive contract with the American agency, CAA (Creative Artists Agency).
 

"Youn Yuh Jung signed a contract with the U.S. CAA." a source from Youn Yuh Jung said on Tuesday.
 

Deadline, a U.S. entertainment news media, reported Monday that Youn Yuh Jung, who in 2021 became the first Korean actress to win an Academy Award, will be represented by CAA.
 

CAA is a major Hollywood agency that houses Hollywood star actors and directors such as Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg, Zendaya and Reese Witherspoon. Among the Korean actors, Lee Jung Jae, Gang Dong Won and Jung Ho Yeon have signed contracts with CAA.
 

Youn has ended her contract with South Korean agency Hook Entertainment last month. Hook Entertainment has been in conflict with singer Lee Seung Gi since late last year over the settlement of music revenue.

 

 

 

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By Lee Gyu Lee

 

 

'Poong, the Joseon Psychiatrist' returns for second season with more romance

 

 

 

From left, actors Kim Min Jae, Kim Hyang Gi, and director Park Won Gook pose during an online press conference for tvN's new series "Poong, the Joseon Psychiatrist 2," Tuesday. Courtesy of tvN

 

 

  

Actor Kim Min Jae hinted that the second season of "Poong, the Joseon Psychiatrist" will delve deeper into the romance between the two lead characters.

 

The period comedy series revolves around skilled physician Yoo Se Poong (Kim), who used to work for the royal family. After losing his job at the palace due to a medical incident, he meets a small-town medical practitioner Gye Ji Han (Kim Sang Kyung) and widow Seo Eun Woo (Kim Hyang Gi) and joins them to treat patients' physical and mental health issues.

 

The new season, set to kick off Wednesday, will pick up on the story of Se Poong returning to Hanyang, the name of Seoul during the Joseon Kingdom period, where he used to work, with Ji Han and Eun Woo. With the help of two friends, Se Poong sets out on another quest to become a true doctor as he encounters and treats patients, each with their own stories.

 

"With Season 2, we've put the focus on the romance (between Se Poong and Eun Woo). In the first season, Se Poong didn't really express his feelings for Eun Woo and the plot didn't center on a romance. So the viewers will see a huge change with the second season," Kim Min Jae said during an online press conference for the series, Tuesday. "The way Se Poong expresses his feelings and the subplot is close to perfection. It's really sweet."

 

The series' director Park Won Gook, who also led the first season, and actress Kim Hyang Gi also said that there will be sweet, romantic scenes.

 

"(When we filmed the two's romance scenes,) my heart would pound. On the set, I was so fixated on watching their acting through the monitor that I wouldn't even check if the camera was out of focus. That's how sweet their love story is," the director said.

 

 

 

A scene from the series "Poong, the Joseon Psychiatrist" / Courtesy of tvN

 

 

Kim Hyang Gi added, "There are a lot of scenes that will leave viewers' hearts all aflutter. Se Poong has become much more honest in showing his feelings."

 

The director explained that the new season will have a bigger setting and story of the characters will also be deeper.

 

"As the story is now set in Hanyang and at the palace, we've expanded everything. The characters' subplots will be delving deeper and the setting has become bigger," he said.

 

Compared to the previous season, the two lead actors said that their characters go through a change.

 

"In the first one, Se Poong was more of an uncompromising and single-minded person. But in season two, as he treats different patients, he comes to be more warmhearted and feels more responsible to save people's lives." Kim Min Jae said.

 

Kim Hyang Gi's character Eun Woo finds her talent as a physician during the first season and begins to learn from Se Poong, including how to use acupuncture.

 

The actress said that the new season will show Eun Woo growing into a skilled physician.

 

"You will be able to see (Eun Woo) gaining more confidence as a doctor, and the different chemistry with other characters in a new environment," she said. "Season two will be filled with spectacles. If you follow our series, you will be able to have an enjoyable time."

 

"Poong, the Joseon Psychiatrist 2" airs Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10:30 p.m.

 

 

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Dongsaeng Kim Min Jae.. every move you make, every love you hold, every step you take, I'll be watching you from afar without enter the thread. that's the best I can do. Yoo Se Poong hwaiting. 

 

 

 

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By Haley Yang

 

 

Scenes from the upcoming JTBC series "Sacred Divorce" starring Cho Seung Woo [JTBC]

 

 

The first episode of JTBC's new series “Sacred Divorce” starring actor Cho Seung Woo, will air on March 4, according to the cable channel on Thursday.

 

The series tells the story of a classical musician-turned-lawyer who specializes in divorce. The character played by Cho takes on an unusual divorce case.

 

The series will also star actors Han Hye Jin, Kim Sung Kyun and Jung Moon Sung. Han will play a radio DJ in the midst of a divorce and custody battle, who crosses paths with Cho’s character.

 

Episodes of “Sacred Divorce” are set to air every Saturday and Sunday at 10:30 p.m. The show will also be available on streaming platform TVing.

 

 

 

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Netflix Korea will be bringing its latest film, 'Unlocked', to viewers worldwide on February, 17.

 

Based off of a bestselling Japanese novel, the Korean film adaptation starring Chun Woo Hee, Siwan, Kim Hee Won and more offers yet another thrilling perspective into the dangers of having one's most private information stored in just one device, a smartphone.

 

The story begins when Na Mi (Chun Woo Hee), an ordinary office worker, loses her smartphone. Afterward, she becomes embroiled in a series of unbelievable events, as her phone ends up in the hands of Jun Young (Siwan), a mysterious young man. Actor Kim Hee Won also joins the story as detective Ji Man, investigating a murder case. While surveying the crime scene, Ji Man discovers traces of his own son, Jun Young and begins suspecting that his son may be the real culprit.

 

 

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By Kim Hae Yeon

 

 

A scene from the film "Kill Boksoon" (Netflix)

 

 

The 2023 Berlin International Film Festival has added Netflix' film "Kill Boksoon" at its Berlinale Special program, according to Netflix on Saturday.

 

Selections for the Berlinale Special include documentary, feature and short films that elevate and explore cinema as an art form. The special films also try to reconnect the audience with beloved characters or people while reflecting upon current topics or history.

 

A total of eight films have been invited to the program this year, including American-British biographical drama, “Golda,” French comedy-drama “Call My Agent!” and Andrea Di Stefano’s Italian crime feature, “Last Night of Amore.”

 

Director Byun Sung Hyun’s “Kill Boksoon,” stars Cannes 2007 best actress winner Jeon Do Yeon as a legendary female contract killer, who is hired by Sol Kyung Gu, the head of the contract killing agency.

 

The story unfolds around Kill receiving a problematic case to solve. The killer gets stuck in a no-win dilemma situation just before signing a contract renewal with the agency.

 

"I was thrilled to hear such unexpected news, and want to thank (the festival) for recognizing the film," the director said, adding that it will be a great surprise to the actors who worked for the film.

 

The 73rd Berlin International Film Festival is scheduled to be held from February, 16 to 26, in Berlin as an in-person event.

 

 

 

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By Kim Da Sol

 

 

‘Phantom,’ a colorful, classy spy action film set in 1930s

 

 

 

A scene from “Phantom” (CJENM)

 

 

 

Director Lee Hae Young’s upcoming period action flick “Phantom” is set in Korea under Japanese colonial rule, but patriotic or historical messages are well-hidden throughout a highly-charged plot.

 

Rather, it invites the audience to immerse themselves in stunt-studded action. Lee’s articulate approach to mise-en-sceneis also on show through the five protagonists' outfits in leather or velvet that match their characters.

 

After shortly showing the background on how anti-Japanese group members secretly working at Japanese Government-General of Korea failed to kill Mahara Kaito, the new Japanese resident-general's security chief, the film quickly brings the setting to a remote hotel on a seaside cliff.

 

There, Kaito (played by Park Hae Soo) plans to hunt down the spy code-named “phantom,” within 24 hours.

 

The list of suspects includes Murayama Junji (Sol Kyung Gu), an elite Japanese police officer who has been relegated to a communications supervisor of the police bureau, Park Cha Kyung (Lee Ha Nee), a communications department official born to an affluent Korean family and Mr. Cheon (Suh Hyun Woo), who works as a Korean cipher decoder. Yuriko (Park So Dam) is an ambitious, powerful Korean secretary to a high-ranking officer at the Japanese Government-General of Korea.

 

 

 

 

 

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Actresses Kim Da Mi and Jeon So Nee draw a friendship.

 

On January, 17th, the movie 'Soul Mate' (Director Min Yong Keun) released a launch poster full of emotions. It was also announced that it would be released in March.

 

The poster captures the chemistry between the two best friends. The copy, 'When the sun shines, we'll shine together' implied the relationship between the two.

 

'Soul Mate' is a remake of the Chinese movie 'Hello, My Soul Mate'. It tells the story of two friends growing up together for 14 years as their first meet at the age of 13 and become friends.

 

The main characters are two friends, Mi So (played by Kim Da Mi) and Ha Eun (played by Jeon So Nee), who recognized each other from the first meeting. They shared everything from joy, sadness, jealousy, excitement and longing.

 

 

 

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恭喜发财. 兴啊. 旺啊. 发啊.

to all friends celebrating Happy Lunar New Year . Heng Ah. Ong Ah. Huat Ah. I hope the Lunar New Year brings you and your family joy and blessings. 🙏

 

 

 

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By Reporter Kim Eun Jung

 

 

 

 

South Korean actor-singer Jang Keun Suk is coming back after a five-year hiatus as a lawyer-turned-detective who investigates a mysterious murder case in Coupang Play's new crime thriller series "The Bait ."

 

In the show, Jang plays Ko Do Han, who formerly served as a lawyer for wealthy people and now as a detective who follows a murder case. Lee Elijah plays Cheon Na Yeon, a reporter who teams up with him to uncover the truth.

 

Heo Sung Tae appears as Noh Sang Cheon, who is named as the main suspect of the murder case although he is known to have died eight years ago after being accused of masterminding a massive fraud case.

 

Jang, who formerly enjoyed massive popularity in Asia with his roles in rom-com dramas, said he chose the crime thriller after the long break to show his new side as an actor.

 

"I thought (Ko Do Han) would be a new challenge as it breaks my old, predictable image," Jang said in a press conference to promote the series Wednesday. "I grew a mustache and tried to restrain myself to portray a wild man."

 

The 36-year-old actor said five years passed too quickly as he completed his mandatory military service from 2018 to 2020 and had a refreshing period afterwards.

 

"I didn't know the break would take this long. I treasured the script of 'The Bait' to make the time meaningful," he said.

 

Heo, who played villains in Netflix series "Squid Game" and the Disney+ series "Big Bet" said he wants to write an "encyclopedia of villains" with his "unforgettable" character in the new work.

 

"I tried to control my power. I thought acting would be a challenge as it is an epic tale of Noh Sang Cheon," he said.

 

The first two episodes of "The Bait" will be available on the streaming platform by e-commerce operator Coupang on January, 27, on Friday. The second part will be released in the first half of this year.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Dongsaeng Jang Keun Suk, it's been awhile can't see you, I'll try to watch your drama dongsaeng. to Do Han.. hwaiting . 

 

 

 

 

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This photo, provided by JNC Media Group, shows the poster for the upcoming film 'The Assassin'

 

 

 

South Korean period action-drama film “The Assassin,” starring Shin Hyun Joon, will hit the big screen on Feb. 22, according to distributor JNC Movie.

 

The action-packed film will illustrate the story of Joseon’s best swordsman Lee Nam, played by Shin Hyun Joon, who faces an irresistible fate in a world of utter chaos.

 

In addition to Shin Hyun Joon, an array of veteran South Korean actors, including Lee Moon Sik, Kim Min Kyung, and Hong Eun Ki, will appear on the screen.

 

 

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I don't know what to feel about this pairing, guys @abs-oluteM @Tofu @SilverMoonTea @stroppyse

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9 minutes ago, mademoiselle said:

I don't know what to feel about this pairing, guys @abs-oluteM @Tofu @SilverMoonTea @stroppyse

This felt forbidden. But I need to see how it goes 😆

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21 minutes ago, SilverMoonTea said:

This felt forbidden. But I need to see how it goes 😆

I think I kind of feel weird about it because LJS and IU just came out with their dating news.

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It somehow coincide with how SJK and SHK just married and then...

 

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1 hour ago, mademoiselle said:

I think I kind of feel weird about it because LJS and IU just came out with their dating news.

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It somehow coincide with how SJK and SHK just married and then...

 

And not to mention that LJS and SJK are in the same agency now as well....hmmmm...hahahahah

But oh well may the story will be nice. 

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@mademoiselle @abs-oluteM

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Was the rumor that PBG was part of their separation? 

 

That is such an interesting pairing. I wished it was different though....but I guess I'm glad Park Bo Gum is confirmed to a drama. 

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@abs-oluteM OMG you're right they are in the same agency.

 

@Tofu There was definitely speculation/rumour.

 

This pairing never cross my mind actually. They are actually the same age.

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@abs-oluteM did you hear this already? 🥳

 

https://mydramalist.com/article/a-k-drama-spin-off-of-stranger-will-be-led-by-lee-joon-hyuk

 

Lee Joon Hyuk will continue to portray the life of Seo Dong Jae from the hit K-drama Stranger.

On February 9, industry insiders revealed that the hit tvN K-drama Stranger will be having a spin-off K-drama. This time, the story of the supporting role of Seo Dong Jae will be unveiled. Lee Joon Hyuk portrayed the role in the past two seasons of Stranger and reports stated that the actor will return and be the main lead of the upcoming spin-off. (click the link above for more)

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@ktcjdrama yes I have  !!!! I just need to open the thread.  Slimy Seo Dong Jae as the lead character- who would have thought 🤣🤣

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'John Wick: Chapter 4' movie to be released in April.

  

The fourth story of the 'John Wick' series starring Keanu Reeves opens domestically in May, 2023.

 

The 'John Wick' series is a Hollywood action blockbuster that depicts the story of the legendary killer John Wick (Keanu Reeves).

 

In 'John Wick: Chapter 4', John Wick will risk everything and prepare for a counterattack and the process of going to a huge war will unfold.

 

Director Chad Stahelski took over the directing following the previous film and Bill Skarsgard, Scott Adkins and Donnie Yen newly joined.

 

 

 

 

 

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