22 Wednesday Feb 2017
Posted in Korean Drama News
Wow. Another surprising casting in dramaland! Looks like all stupendous acting talents are moving to small screen, or tvN to be exact, as the network has added another feather in its cap with Im Soo Jung confirming to star in its upcoming fantasy drama Chicago Typewriter. The actress starred in superhit melodrama I’m Sorry I Love You (with So Ji Sub) back in 2004 and has consistently done films since then, Continue reading
19 Sunday Feb 2017
Posted in Korean Drama News
Tags
Go So Young, Im Se Mi, Jo Yeo Jung, Kdrama, Korean Drama, Perfect Wife, Sung Joon, Yoon Sang Hyun
I have always mentioned here that I love it when an actor returns to acting or drama world after a long hiatus. This time it’s Go So Young, who was a popular actress in the 90s and early 2000s. Her last drama was 10 years ago, Blue Fish in 2007. She is married to actor Jang Dong Gun. I haven’t seen her in anything (obviously!) but I’m mildly interested in her upcoming drama Perfect Wife, partly because of the above reason and partly because I don’t exactly know the main plot beyond the basic outline. Continue reading
15 Wednesday Feb 2017
Posted in Korean Movie News
Oh I like the plot of new movie Retrial, a legal drama film about a boy who gets wrongly accused of a murder, gets sentenced to jail for 10 years and a lawyer who fights for him when his case is reopened. It is based on a true story about a gruesome homicide case that took place in 2000. The movie also boasts some great acting talent, thus cementing a must watch status. Continue reading
14 Tuesday Feb 2017
Posted in Korean Drama News
I’m in raptures about upcoming drama Strong Woman Do Bong Soon as it looks like a fun rom-com, with actors that I really like or even love. I’m so happy that powerhouse actress Park Bo Young is returning to dramaland after her wonderful performance in Oh My Ghostess back in 2015. She Continue reading
12 Sunday Feb 2017
Posted in Korean Movie News
Ji Chang Wook has been doing back to back action in his last few projects, namely 2014’s Healer and last year’s The K2. His latest venture, movie Fabricated City also falls in the same genre. The film just got released this week. It has the age old plot of a man wrongly accused of murder and then trying to clear his name. However old this trope is, I always feel excited to see one as it has enough room to include lots of twists and turns and thrills to make for a great thriller. Continue reading
The Drama Corner 