The aje fatale (aka ajusshi fatale) is in full force for upcoming crime thriller Onward. Early on, Jo Jin-woong (Entourage) was courted to play the main lead as an undercover police officer. Next, Cha Seung-won (Gosanja: Map of the World) was offered the opposing role, of the criminal kingpin that Jo Jin-woong tries to catch. Recent reports added that both Ryu Joon-yeol (Lucky Romance) and Kim Joo-hyuk (Yourself and Yours, The Truth Beneath) are in final negotiations to join the project. So the plot sounds like a mishmash of Heartless City and Signal (well, the Signal part only because Jo Jin-woong will be playing a policeman again): a cop goes undercover to infiltrate a dangerous narcotics smuggling operation, headed by the most infamous druglord. The movie is supposed to be a remake of the popular 2012 Hong Kong film Drug War, but it’s not clear yet how closely it will resemble the original. It’s been announced that Ryu Joon-yeol’s character will be a drug dealer, while Kim Joo-hyuk’s character is unspecified so far. If this cast comes together, there’s no way I won’t watch — domestic viewing restrictions can’t hold a candle to the power of my love for hot ajusshis. Onward will be led by award-winning director Lee Hae-young, who created works like chilling horror movie The Silence and comedy Like a Virgin, and produced by the Yong Film Company, which has hit movies like The Handmaiden and Luck-Key under its belt. Filming for Onward will begin next year in June (partially because Jo Jin-woong and Ryu Joon-yeol both have a ton on their schedules before then), so hopefully we’ll see the movie by 2018.Source-http://www.dramabeans.com/2016/12/hot-ajusshi-cast-of-druglords-for-crime-thriller-onward/

If Kim Haneul’s most recent drama On the Way to the Airport was a subdued and atmospheric depiction of adultery, then her latest film Misbehavior (Korean title: Teacher) appears to be quite the opposite, charged with the heated passion of forbidden desire and torrid jealousy. Misbehavior takes place at an all boys high school where Kim Haneul plays a contract teacher named Hyo-joo. Her colleague Hae-young, played by Yoo In-young (Goodbye Mr. Black), is a staff teacher and the privileged daughter of the head of the school board, who develops an illicit relationship with the student Hyo-joo’s been eyeing. Lee Won-geun (The Good Wife) plays Jae-ha, the student and dancer who gets involved with both teachers. Fueled by jealousy, Hyo-joo is bent on taking Jae-ha away from Hae-young, to snatch just one thing away from the woman who seemingly has it all. In the teaser, Hyo-joo confronts Hae-young about seeing her and Jae-ha in the throes of passion in the school gym. Hae-young begs her to stay quiet, but Hyo-joo coldly replies that she never said she’d turn a blind eye to it. “Since you have your dad’s clout, you may think the school is your playground, but this is a boys school. As your sunbae and fellow colleague, this is a warning,” we hear her say to Hae-young. But Hae-young grows suspicious when she sees Hyo-joo and Jae-ha together, and we hear Hyo-joo ask, “Isn’t it funny? For you, it’s okay, but for me, it’s not?” Hyo-joo finds Jae-ha sprawled on the floor with empty beer cans strewn about and invites him home, and later we see him on top of her asking, “Should I be your lover?” Naturally, this student-teacher love triangle gets messy, and Hyo-joo sees green when she catches Jae-ha pull Hae-young in for a kiss. The teaser ends with Hyo-joo fuming and looking down at someone, along with her soundbite: “I’ll teach you why I am this way.” Misbehavior will open in theaters on January 5, 2017.Source-http://www.dramabeans.com/2016/12/an-illicit-student-teacher-affair-in-misbehavior/

Upcoming cross-genre movie Life-Risking Romance mixes romantic-comedy with mystery-thriller, so the familiar love triangle will be accompanied by a hefty dose of whodunit. Ha Ji-won (Chronicle of a Blood Merchant) stars as a bumbling mystery novelist named Han Jae-in, who spent the last five years thinking about writing her next novel with no actual writing done on her part. After a murder takes place in her upstairs neighbor’s apartment, she begins to suspect all of her neighbors as the culprit and decides to find the serial killer herself, and base her next novel on the unsolved serial murder case in Itaewon. She figures that she’ll shoot to bestselling stardom if she solves the crime that she writes about. With no professional background in criminal investigations or nabbing bad guys, her methods of finding the culprit are ridiculous and reckless. She runs into her childhood friend, an Itaewon police officer named Seol Rok-hwan (an attempt to make his name sound like “Sherlock Holmes”), played by Chun Jung-myung (Master–God of Noodle), and together they attempt to catch the killer. However, a love triangle kicks into gear when they come across Jason, an attractive and mysterious man with sharp probing skills, played by popular Taiwanese actor Chen Bolin (Bad Guys Always Die). The teaser introduces us to Jae-in as she bumbles her way through solving a murder case, “using senses she doesn’t even have to begin with” and “proceeding without caution,” as the copy reads. Another line warns, “Don’t ever let someone know he/she is the suspect!” But Jae-in does exactly the opposite, enthusiastically calling out the name of an unsmiling suspect played by Oh Jung-se (The Accidental Detective) before realizing her mistake. Supporting cast members include Yoon So-hee (Memory), Kim Won-hae (Asura, Drinking Solo), and Jung Hae-kyun (The Divine Move, Moonlight Drawn By Clouds), in this romance-caper mashup. Will Jae-in find love and the culprit and write the next great mystery novel? Or will she go home empty-handed? Life-Risking Romance premieres December 14 in theaters. Source-http://www.dramabeans.com/2016/12/a-novelist-tries-to-catch-a-murderer-in-life-risking-romance/ 

The blockbuster movie Train to Busan is getting remade by major global production company, Studio Gaumont. The film premiered last July to great success: It was immensely popular domestically, and remains the highest grossing South Korean film of 2016, with more than 11 million people flocking to see it in theaters. Starring Gong Yoo (The Lonely Shining Goblin) as a single dad, the movie unfolds while he takes his daughter to his ex-wife’s home, and a zombie horde invades the train they’re on and proceeds to infect everyone in its path. On Wednesday, Studio Gaumont obtained the creative rights to develop an English version of the film with hopes to make a big splash in Hollywood. Although Studio Gaumont primarily produces French-language projects, it has participated in the making of several notable English-language films, such as Leon: The Professional and The Fifth Element. The primary investor for Train to Busan, NEW Company’s CEO Kim Woo-taek, said, “I’m happy to be collaborating with the best French film studio, Gaumont, that has had a record of success with various international productions. Through this opportunity, I hope that Korean movies will gain more exposure with international audiences.” Not to be bested in effusive praise, a delegate from Gaumont said that everyone fell in love with Train to Busan at the 69th Cannes Film Festival, and that its uniqueness would resonate with American audiences. Since the deal just took place yesterday, a schedule regarding the remake’s production and any casting decisions have yet to be made.Source-http://www.dramabeans.com/2016/12/blockbuster-zombie-thriller-train-to-busan-to-get-hollywood-remake/

This December, a disaster of untold proportions rocks the Korean Peninsula in new thriller Pandora. Kim Nam-gil (Memoir of a Murderer) and Kim Myung-min (Proof of Innocence) star in director Park Jung-woo’s new disaster film. Taking nearly four years to write, film, and produce, this movie has been lauded as a well-made message against the proliferation of nuclear energy. In the new blockbuster film, when a historically powerful earthquake destroys Fukushima, Japan, its large ripples cause a nuclear power plant explosion in Korea. The ensuing radiation and clouds of ash cause mass hysteria. The nuclear control center, which is supposed to contain such an incident, wavers in its mission because the political powers that hold authority over it have conflicting interests. The politicians want to deny reality in order to protect Korea’s image so that their economic investments will not be endangered, and the incompetent president is being blackmailed by his greedy prime minister to advance directives that go against the common good. Meanwhile the radioactive poison spreads among the populace, creating a swath of victims in its wake. As the control center realizes an impending second explosion, they send a group of employees from the power plant on a fatal mission to stop it or die trying. Kim Nam-gil plays Jae-hyuk, an ordinary happy-go-lucky power plant employee who becomes a hero as he embarks on this peril-fraught journey for the safety of his family and all of Korea, and Kim Myung-min plays the president, whose hands are tied by greedy puppet-masters. Co-stars include Jung Jin-young (Glamorous Temptation), Lee Kyung-young (Inside Men), Kim Young-ae (Laurel Tree Tailors), Kang Shin-il, (Neighborhood Lawyer Jo Deul-ho), and Moon Jung-hee (Sweet Savage Family). Disaster movie Pandora premieres in Korea on December 7. Source-http://www.dramabeans.com/2016/12/kim-nam-gil-plays-ordinary-hero-in-disaster-film-pandora/ 

If you ever wanted to see Gong Hyo-jin (Jealousy Incarnate) not play a plucky, Candy-like heroine for once, then upcoming thriller Missing may be just the movie for you. And if you want to support two accomplished actresses and a female director doing what they do best in male-dominated Chungmuro, this is also the movie to look out for. In Missing, actress Eom Ji-won (The Phone, Thrice Married Woman) plays Ji-seon, a single working mom who hires a Chinese nanny named Han-mae, played by Gong Hyo-jin, to look after her baby daughter. One day, her worst nightmare comes true, and her daughter goes missing, along with the nanny. She suspects the nanny kidnapped her child, and she goes on a desperate chase to locate her daughter, her sanity diminishing at every turn. In the trailer, Eom Ji-won returns home from work one evening and finds her baby and nanny missing. She’s seen running around and calling out her daughter’s name. The guard at her apartment complex remarks that the nanny, Gong Hyo-jin, is a weird woman, and we see her on a bicycle, circling a middle-aged woman pushing a stroller. She knocks over the woman’s groceries as a diversion and shoves the stroller away, sending it rolling, while the woman scrambles to collect the produce that spilled out. A student eyes her with a puzzling gaze, but Gong Hyo-jin ominously brings a finger to her lips, requesting silence. Eom descends into hysterics while searching for her daughter, and the trailer ends with Gong sobbing and wailing. I’m a fan of both Eom Ji-won and Gong Hyo-jin, but I’m more interested to see the latter shed her sweet, girl-next-door “Gong-vely” image for a darker, more sinister role. Eom Ji-won is no stranger to darker films or the role of the mother; in the movie Hope, Eom played the mother of a sexual assault victim. It’s a nice change of pace to have neither of the lead actresses playing the romantic interest or sidekick to a male protagonist; Eom Ji-won and Gong Hyo-jin are front and center and driving the film. Not only do we have two A-list actresses headlining, but the writer, Hong Eun-mi (Love Exposure), and director, Lee Eon-hee (…ing), are women as well. I’m all for greater representation of women in film so I’ll be adding this movie to my watch list. Candys are fun and all, but so are deep, complex women, whether good or evil. Missing will premiere in theaters on November 30.Source-http://www.dramabeans.com/2016/11/a-mothers-worst-nightmare-comes-true-in-upcoming-thriller-missing/

It was recently announced that critically acclaimed dystopian film Snowpiercer may be adapted into an American cable show on TNT. The one-hour pilot episode is in production now, and if it is well-received, the series may receive a full season order. Bong Joon-ho (Sea Fog) and Park Chan-wook (The Handmaiden), who were the original director-producer team for the movie, have agreed to return to be executive producers for the TV show. The film starring Song Kang-ho (The Age of Shadows), Chris Evans (Captain America: Civil War), Go Ah-sung (Heard It Through the Grapevine), and Tilda Swinton (Doctor Strange) was set in a dystopian reality where climate change has caused the earth to become uninhabitable. The last of humanity is aboard a perpetual-motion train where a rigid class hierarchy is imposed, with the rich elite at the luxurious front end and the disenfranchised poor living in the squalor of the back. It was based on a French comic book series called Le Transperceneige. With a $40 million-budget, Snowpiercer is still the most expensive Korean production to date. There was some controversy surrounding the sci-fi thriller’s release in the U.S. The Weinstein Company had bought distribution rights from CJ Entertainment, intending for widespread theater release. However, Harvey Weinstein wanted to cut twenty minutes from the 126-minute film to make it more suitable for American audiences, and director Bong Joon-ho disagreed. Eventually, the director got his way, but the movie was distributed through another company for a more limited release in the U.S. Overall, film critics loved the movie and its unique depiction of class struggles. For the American television adaptation, Josh Friedman will be creating the screenplay. He has a history of writing popular dystopian sci-fi projects including the show Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles and the film War of the Worlds. Based on his statements, we don’t know if any of the characters from the movie will be returning for the show, or whether just the premise will be the same. Tomorrow Studios, Turner (a Time Warner subsidiary), and CJ Entertainment will be collaborating to create the pilot episode.Source-http://www.dramabeans.com/2016/11/bong-joon-ho-heads-snowpiercers-american-tv-adaptation/

If you could go back in time, what would you change? This is the central question of the upcoming fantasy time-slip movie Will You Be There, directed by Hong Ji-young (The Night Before the Wedding, Kitchen) and based on the bestselling French novel of the same name written by Guillaume Musso. Will You Be There is the story of a surgeon named Soo-hyun who receives ten special pills that allow him ten chances to travel to the past. He goes back in time thirty years and meets his younger self, and together, they try to save the woman they love by reversing her imminent death. Kim Yoon-seok (The Priests) plays present-day Soo-hyun, and Byun Yo-han (Six Flying Dragons) plays past Soo-hyun. Chae Seo-jin, formerly known as Kim Go-woon and younger sister to Kim Ok-bin (Overman, My Brilliant Life), plays Yeon-ah, an aquatic animal trainer and the woman the two Soo-hyuns love and fight to save. The trailer opens with aerial footage of Angkor Wat and Kim Yoon-seok receiving a bottle of golden pills. He gazes longingly at a wrinkled photograph of the woman he loved, and we hear him say, “There’s one person I’ve always wanted to see.” He throws back a pill and is transported to the past where he faces Byun Yo-han. Kim realizes that he’s been transported thirty years into the past to 1985. “This may be hard to believe, but you’re me from thirty years ago, and I’m you thirty years later,” he explains to Byun, who wonders why he came all the way from the future and showed up just to see Yeon-ah. Byun notices Kim’s grave expression and asks, “Yeon-ah’s not there [in the future]?” Kim says the past can’t be reversed, but Byun is determined to decide his own future, even willing to sacrifice his life if he has to. He asserts that together, they can block something from happening. I’m getting Signal and Nine: Nine Time Travels vibes, which are decidedly great vibes to have, and with the always fantastic Kim Yoon-seok and Byun Yo-han driving the movie, I’m feeling quite optimistic about the movie’s potential for success. Will You Be There will premiere sometime in December.Source-http://www.dramabeans.com/2016/11/kim-yoon-seok-and-byun-yo-han-headline-time-slip-movie-will-you-be-there/

Well-loved actor Ryu Joon-yeol (Lucky Romance) may be matching talents with this year’s Chungmuro breakout actress Kim Tae-ri (The Handmaiden) in a manga adaptation film called Little Forest. She has confirmed, while he is still reviewing the offer. Award-winning director Im Soon-rye, who has created hit movies like Informant and Waikiki Brothers, is taking the lead on this new project. The original source material for the upcoming project Little Forest is a slice-of-life Japanese manga by the same name. It is about a girl who escapes big city life after some heartbreaking disappointments. She finds peace again back at her sleepy hometown, by becoming one with nature. The manga artist, Igarashi Daisuke, was nominated for the Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize for his work. Little Forest received so much love in Japan that it was adapted into a two-part movie. Kim Tae-ri will play the main character, and Ryu Joon-yeol has been offered the part of her childhood friend. Kim Tae-ri has been attached to the film since it was first announced because the director singled her out for it. Kim originally rose to fame for beating out 1500 other competitors during the fierce audition process for the long-awaited Park Chan-wook film, The Handmaiden. Director Im became enchanted with the indie actress’s healthy looks and natural acting after seeing her perform in that movie. Meanwhile, Ryu Joon-yeol already has three films pending release soon: mystery crime movie Silence, period film Taxi Driver, and legal thriller The King. If he ends up joining Kim Tae-ri, he won’t have much of a holiday break because filming starts in early January of next year. Source-http://www.dramabeans.com/2016/11/rising-film-stars-ryu-joon-yeol-and-kim-tae-ri-up-for-little-forest/ 

Just on the heels of the trailer release for his latest film Hyung, EXO’s D.O. (I Remember You) is in the news again for a potential upcoming project. He has received an offer to star in a movie called Room 7. Actor Shin Ha-kyun (Pied Piper) has already confirmed his part as the lead. The new movie is a crime thriller about the mystery surrounding a homicide case of a victim found in Room 7 of a DVD-bang. In Korea, various bang (meaning “room”) are essentially specialized stations or rooms that you can rent out for entertainment, and they can range from a noraebang to sing karaoke, or a PC-bang to play computer games with friends. A DVD-bang is exactly what it seems: a small dark enclosed room with a TV and couch where you can rent and watch a movie. Therefore, it’s plausible that someone could be killed in a DVD-bang with no one noticing for hours. The DVD rental staff often don’t bother their customers until their allotted movie time runs out, and even then probably don’t enter the room until another customer makes a reservation. Shin Ha-kyun is set to play the owner of a failing DVD-bang. He wants to sell it and move onto bigger and better things, but that dream seems no longer possible when he discovers a corpse on the premises of his business. If D.O. confirms, he will play Shin Ha-kyun’s part-timer, who works at the DVD rental shop with him. The director of the award-winning dramatic film Ten Minutes, Lee Yong-seung, is taking the lead on Room 7. He’s a relative rookie in the entertainment world, but he’s been lauded since his undergrad days when he created Richard, the Elite University Student from London, which went on to win Best Film at the Mise-en-Scene Short Film Festival. Meanwhile, D.O. is currently in the middle of filming fantasy saga With the Gods, based on a popular webtoon by the same name. So it looks like we’ll probably have to get pretty far into next year to see Room 7 in theaters. Source-http://www.dramabeans.com/2016/10/shin-ha-kyun-confirms-d-o-considers-murder-mystery-room-7-as-next-project/ 

Lee Je-hoon (Phantom Detective, Signal) has been cast in Park Yeol, the twelfth and latest film by acclaimed filmmaker Lee Jun-ik, who has an impressive filmography that includes award-winning Dongju: The Portrait of a Poet, Sado, and The King and the Clown, among other notable works. Lee Je-hoon will take on the titular role of Park Yeol, the founder of the anarchist group called “Heukdohwe” and leader of the Korean independence movement during Japanese-occupied Korea. Dissidents of Japanese imperialism were referred to as “unruly Koreans,” and Park Yeol wore that badge proudly, satirizing the term and self-describing himself as a “troublemaker.” A real-life historical figure, Park Yeol was a bold and eloquent dissident who confronted Japanese oppression head-on and plotted to assassinate Japanese Crown Prince Hirohito. Director Lee Jun-ik aims to make a moving and truthful historical film with lingering imagery and without exaggeration. His most recent film Dongju: The Portrait of a Poet starring Kang Haneul and Park Jung-min also took place during the occupation, so he’s already well-versed in representing this dark and tumultuous period in Korean history.He described Lee Je-hoon as an inextinguishable fireball of an actor, and Lee Je-hoon stated that he’s always wanted to work with the director and feels honored to depict the life of someone who lived through such a painful era. As a fan of both Lee Jun-ik’s films and Lee Je-hoon, I am so onboard with this. I like that Lee Je-hoon continues to take on a variety of roles, changing it up and expanding his range. And I enjoyed Lee Jun-ik’s Sado despite bawling my eyes out. Now I’ll be adding Park Yeol to my list of things to look forward to in 2017! Production on Park Yeol will commence in January 2017.Source-http://www.dramabeans.com/2016/10/lee-je-hoon-to-fight-for-korean-independence-in-lee-jun-iks-next-film/

Kang Dong-won (A Violent Prosecutor) playing a child trapped in a grown-up’s body? I’m in. The upcoming fantasy melo film Hidden Time (also known as Vanishing Time: A Boy Who Returned) starring Kang Dong-won and child actress Shin Eun-soo is to premiere in Korea this coming November. From the synopsis, it looks like a cross between Bridge to Terabithia and A Werewolf Boy: A girl and a boy on the edge of adolescence become inseparable friends until the boy vanishes seemingly into thin air. Tyro child actress Shin Eun-soo plays the lonely girl Soo-rin, who after losing her mother, moves to a new village with her stepfather. There, a young boy named Sung-min befriends the lonely girl. The trailer starts off with Soo-rin asking Sung-min: “Do you like me?” His “yes” marks the start of their close new friendship. Together they play all day, inventing secret codes, finding special hiding places, and making unforgettable memories. One day, they go on an adventure with their classmates to explore the mountains. But a calamitous event occurs, and all the children disappear except for Soo-rin. A few days later, a man who says that he is Sung-min (Kang Dong-won) appears before Soo-rin. He claims that he was trapped in the place of “stopped time” where he spent more than a decade, aging while the world stood still. Soo-rin believes his story, but the local police and the villagers are heartbroken by the loss of the schoolchildren, and suspicious of the adult Sung-min’s strange, sudden appearance. Doubting his story, they begin chasing him as the primary suspect behind the children’s disappearance. The trailer captures the unique chemistry between both actors, encapsulating their innocent friendship and true faith in each other. She helps him readjust back to the real world by cutting his hair, and says that with his shorn locks, she can see remnants of his old face. They read together and spend their days like before, until she must hide him from the rest of world when people turn on him because they don’t believe his story. The individual character posters read as a conversation between the two main leads. Kang Dong-won’s poster says: “Do you think people will believe that I am Sung-min?” while his eyes reflect his uncertainty. Shin Eun-soo stares back sincerely, and her poster replies: “Don’t worry, I will recognize you.” Kang Dong-won’s new film Hidden Time premieres on November 10.Source-http://www.dramabeans.com/2016/10/kang-dong-won-shows-his-inner-child-in-vanishing-time-a-boy-who-returned/

Trendy hit youth sageuk Moonlight Drawn By Clouds may be drawing to a close, but never fear, because adorable actress Kim Yoo-jung is coming back. This time, she’ll be on the big screen in healing comedy Because I Love You with Cha Tae-hyun (Slow Video) as her partner in matchmaking mischief. The film is about an amnesiac man, the one schoolgirl who believes in him, and their adventures in pairing up couples who are not well versed in the ways of love. A lighthearted, lively vibe flows throughout the first trailer for Because I Love You. It starts with Kim Yoo-jung’s first question lobbed at Cha Tae-hyun from far left field: “Are you sure you’re who you say you are?” His bewildered expression is his reply, as he’s lost all his memory upon waking up that day. Together, they find people with different love needs, and help them find their soulmates. The first love-troubled individual, played by recent breakout star Seo Hyun-jin (Oh Hae-young Again), is nicknamed the Hongdae goddess for her lovely singing, but she suffers from paralyzingly stage fright. The second is a police investigator, played by Sung Dong-il (Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo), whose family is about to break up due to his bumbling failings as a husband.  Then we have Seonwoo Yong-nyeo (Beautiful Gong Shim) who plays a dementia-riddled granny who goes around everywhere searching for her first love. The man eating, eating, and then eating some more in the trailer is actor Bae Sung-woo (Inside Men, Dating Agency Cyrano), whose character is a lonely bachelor with an insatiable love for food. And Kim Yoon-hye (Vampire Detective) plays a high school student who is hopeless at love and dating. Cha Tae-hyun and Kim Yoo-jung collaborated briefly on Moonlight Drawn By Clouds when Cha stopped by for a cameo in the first episode. The film’s director, Joo Ji-hong, has worked with Cha Tae-hyun before as well, in the movie Rabbit and Lizard. From the trailer, everyone seems to have great chemistry with each other, which is always a plus in comedy films.  I’m excited already to see how Cha Tae-hyun and Kim Yoo-jung will align these lovelines, and help create heartwarming relationships. Already Because I Love You is being touted as the next Speedy Scandal or Miss Granny. Well, with this cast of truly unique characters, it may have a shot at being the next feel-good, hit family comedy. Because I Love You will be out in Korean theaters starting this November.Source-http://www.dramabeans.com/2016/10/kim-yoo-jung-and-cha-tae-hyun-play-cupid-in-because-i-love-you/

The movie "Asura: The City of Madness" made a record on the first day of release. According to the Korean Film Council, "Asura: The City of Madness" hit a number of 476,527 on the 29th. The initial record breaker was "Hwai" on the 9th of October 2013 with 362,280. This was also a holiday as it was 'Hangeul Day'. "Asura: The City of Madness" did a better job on a normal day. "Asura: The City of Madness" is based in the city of Annam, a virtual city which is a playground for crime where Han Do-kyeong (Jeong Woo-seong) a detective, Park Seong-bae (Hwang Jeong-min) a corrupt major and Kim Cha-in (Kwak Do-won) a prosecutor commit crime for their own benefits. Source : http://news.nate.com/view/20160929n04394?mid=e1100

Han Ji-min is becoming Jo Jeong-seok's blind date.She's making a special appearance in the SBS drama "Incarnation of Jealousy".Han Ji-min was decided to join an episode of the drama by producer Park Shin-woong. This will be the first time she's appearing in a drama in a year and 3 months since the SBS drama "Hyde and Jekyll".Jo Jeong-seok and Han Ji-min have been in the movie "The Fatal Encounter". Han Ji-min's appearance can be seen in the eleventh episode.She recently starred in the movie "The Age of Shadows" as Yeon Gye-soon.Source : http://osen.mt.co.kr/article/G1110500847

Park Hae Jin, who is playing the male lead role in the upcoming “Cheese in the Trap” film, has revealed the identity of his co-star!On August 28, Park Hae Jin announced at a press conference that Oh Yeon Seo will be taking on the role of Hong Seol, saying he is excited to work with her. Park Hae Jin is reprising his role of Yoo Jung, which he played in the 2016 drama remake of the popular webtoon.Park Hae Jin told press, “I’m glad that someone has been cast who is a good match for the role of Hong Seol.” He added, “Of course Kim Go Eun did such a great job, but I wonder if Oh Yeon Seo might create a version of Hong Seol that is all her own and different from the one in the drama.”The film previously held open auditions in China and Korea for the role, but was not able to find anyone suitable.Park Hae Jin also shared that the production team is aiming to release the “Cheese in the Trap” film next year, with filming starting at the end of February. The first draft of the script is currently being edited, and a director has yet to be chosen.Source: http://entertain.naver.com/read?oid=421&aid=0002248028&gid=999339&cid=1021289