28 Thursday Jan 2016
Posted in Korean Drama News
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Daniel Henney, Goodbye Mr. Black, Kdrama, Kim Kang Woo, Korean drama, Lee Jin Wook, Song Jae Rim, Yoo In Young
Finally we can be assured that Goodbye Mr. Black is actually happening. After having some initial troubles regarding the broadcast, the new revenge melodrama is gaining momentum in its production and the cast attended the script reading a few days back. Continue reading
04 Monday Jan 2016
Posted in Korean Drama News
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Daniel Henney, Goodbye Mr. Black, Kdrama, Kim Kang Woo, Korean drama, Lee Jin Wook, Moon Chae Won, Song Jae Rim, Yoo In Young
I really like Yoo In Young. She has been continuously playing strong supporting roles and even if the role is not written well, she adds a lot to make them interesting and stand out. You From Another Star, Mask, Three Musketeers, Oh My Venus and now she has joined revenge melodrama Goodbye Mr. Black — that is especially a good news as the drama was in some trouble a few months back as it could not lock a network for Continue reading
14 Wednesday Oct 2015
Posted in Korean Drama News
You just want to be a fly in the wall of these network meetings as I wonder why SBS let go Goodbye Mr. Black, as the drama boasts a high-profile cast and juicy premise and it looked sure shot to air it as the follow-up drama to Village: Secret of Achiara. Anyway, after a few weeks of unsureness and apprehensions about the future of the manhwa adapted drama, the show has finally got a new broadcast station as MBC has confirmed to air it in its Wednesday-Thursday slot sometime in early 2016. Continue reading
18 Friday Sep 2015
Posted in Korean Drama News
I like this latest drama news! Moon Chae Won and Lee Jin Wook have been confirmed to play main leads in upcoming SBS drama Goodbye Mr. Black which is based on a manhwa that itself is based on the classic story of The Count of Monte Cristo. The show has also added Song Jae Rim in a supporting role. This will be a revenge melodrama and the story is about a man who gets betrayed by his best friend and thus he plans to take Continue reading
02 Thursday Jul 2015
Posted in First Impressions
Is it too early to declare that I’m already in love with The Time I’ve Loved You (or The Time We Were Not In Love). I have consistently mentioned that more than anything, I wanted this drama to be simple and sweet, free from over-the-top shenanigans and it is delivering just that and some more. It’s a story about two best friends, Ha Na and Won, who have a nice relationship of bickering as well as affection. They have shared so much and I like Continue reading
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