Song Hye Kyo reunites with Descendants Of The Sun writer for new drama

06 Wednesday Jan 2021

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Descendants of the Sun, Kdrama, kdramas, kim eun sook, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, Song Hye Gyo, Song Hye Kyo

Descendants Of The Sun (2016) is one of the most popular Korean dramas of recent years and it was also a mega hit in terms of ratings. It was written by top writer Kim Eun Sook and now the writer and leading actress Song Hye Kyo are reuniting for a new drama. The title and synopsis has not been released yet but the show will start filming in the second half of 2021, with an air date at the end of the year or early 2022. The Korean series will be directed by the PD of Stranger (Forest Of Secrets), Memories of the Alhambra and Record of Youth. Continue reading →

New Korean Dramas: April 2020

16 Thursday Apr 2020

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Born Again, Brilliant Heritage, Good Casting, kim eun sook, Kim Go Eun, Lee Min Ho, The King: Eternal Monarch, When My Love Blooms

New month, new premieres! I agree that April dramas are nothing compared to the deluge of shows that started in March but this month surely has some highly anticipated Korean dramas. So let’s check out what the current month has to offer! Continue reading →

Lee Min Ho and Kim Go Eun confirmed for top writer Kim Eun Sook’s next drama ‘The King: Eternal Ruler’

25 Saturday May 2019

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Kdrama, kim eun sook, Kim Go Eun, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Movie, Lee Min Ho, The King: Eternal Ruler, The King: Forever Sovereign, The King: Monarch of Eternity, The King: The Eternal Monarch

First things first — Yay! Lee Min Ho has confirmed his first comeback project, a TV drama, after completing his military service. I’m not too happy about the show itself though. It’s by top writer Kim Eun Sook, and I love the humour in her shows Goblin and Secret Garden. But this is a reunion after the actor and writer did Heirs back in 2013, which despite enjoying and liking a lot when I was watching it, I can agree that it was not a very good drama. Hence, my low Continue reading →

‘Mr. Sunshine’ releases character posters

11 Monday Jun 2018

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Byun Yo Han, Descendants of the Sun, Goblin, Kdrama, kim eun sook, Kim Tae Ri, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Movie, Lee Byung Hun, Mr. Sunshine, Yoo Yeon Seok

Upcoming grand scale tvN drama aka Mr. Sunshine is gearing up for its premiere next month and has released character posters for complete main cast. The pictures look equally epic and quality stuff. Let’s hope the show also delivers in terms of execution, plot and production values as it’s set in the era of early 20th century. It’s a 100 percent pre-produced drama. Brownie points for this factor! The show once again reunites writer Kim Eun Sook and director Lee Eung Bok after superhit shows (both aired in 2016) Descendants Of The Sun and Goblin. Mr. Sunshine is chock-a-block with popular actors who are known for their acting talent and popularity in films as well as television. Continue reading →

REVIEW: Goblin / Guardian: The Lonely and Great God (2016)

27 Sunday Aug 2017

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Goblin, Gong Yoo, Guardian: The Lonely and Great God, Kdrama, kim eun sook, Kim Go Eun, korean actors, Korean drama, Lee Dong Wook, The Lonely Shining Goblin, tvN, Yoo In Na

Goblin premiered in the tail end of 2016. It grabbed the headlines the moment it was announced, having plenty of reasons: star writer Kim Eun Suk (penning her second drama on the heels of smash hit Descendants Of The Sun in the very same year), top leads Gong Yoo (returning to small screen after a long time since 2012’s Big) and Kim Go Eun (mostly a movie actress and winning hearts with drama debut in Cheese In The Trap) and a fantasy filled premise. And as expected, Goblin went on to become a smash hit, hitting the right notes for the most part as it is certainly not without flaws.

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