This time ten years ago, the historical-fantasy drama Moon Embracing the Sun started airing in MBC. The said series then became one of the highest-rated series of 2012 with a peak rating of over 40%. Its actors received nominations from various award-giving bodies while the series was named the Best Drama at the 48th Baeksang…
Continue reading ➞ Where Are They Now? Cast of Moon Embracing the Sun
Cable channel jtbc announces the casting of Shin Ha-kyun (Soul Repairer) and Yeo Jin-goo (Hotel del Luna) for the upcoming psychological thriller “Monster” (working title). The drama revolves around two police detectives who are in the pursuit to solve a serial killing case and will do everything to uncover the killer's real identity. Shin Ha-kyun…
Continue reading ➞ Shin Ha-kyun, Yeo Jin-goo to chase down a serial killer in new drama
Millennial K-drama Fans grew up watching a lot of hit fantasy series written by the Hong Sisters. We cherish a lot of scenes and characters from Sassy Girl Chun-hyang, Couple or Trouble, and My Girlfriend Is a Nine-Tailed Fox the same way we fondly look back to our after-school-afternoons. But as we grew older, our…
This was originally posted in 2017 on our Facebook Page. Oppas in hanbok is one of my guilty pleasures and because of them, watching saeguks (Korean historical dramas) became more enjoyable. Meet our Top 10 Hottest Royal Oppas whose looks will make you want to travel back in time. So, who among these royalties made…
Yeo Jin-goo (The Crowned Clown) is currently in talks to star alongside IU (My Ahjussi) in the upcoming Hong Sister's fantasy drama “Hotel del Luna” (working title). His agency Janus Entertainment stated that their camp has received the casting offer, and Yeo Jin-goo is currently reviewing it. Earlier, IU is also reportedly reviewing the offer…
Continue reading ➞ Yeo Jin-goo offered new Hong Sister’s drama
Lee Se-young (Hwayugi) has been offered the female lead role in the upcoming drama remake of the 2012 movie Masquerade which has now adopted a new title The Queen's Man. If she accepts her offer, she will play the role of the Queen Yu, who was chosen to be Gwanghae's (the role offered to Yeo Jin-goo)…
Continue reading ➞ Lee Se-young up to join Yeo Jin-goo’s queen in Masquerade remake
The Korean drama remake of Absolute Boyfriend which stars Yeo Jin-goo (Circle: Two Worlds) hasn't even yet graced our screen, but the young actor is now up to headline another project which is an adaptation of the 2012 film Masquerade. Masquerade, a blockbuster film starring Lee Byung-hun and Han Hyo-joo, is about a king and…
Continue reading ➞ Yeo Jin-goo may play dual role in new tvN remake drama
Seems like the coast is now clear for the upcoming Korean adaptation of the hit Japanese manga Absolute Boyfriend. Yeo Jin-goo (Reunited Worlds), who was earlier confirmed to be playing the drama's lead character, will now be joined by Girl's Day Minah (Beautiful Gong Shim) and Hong Jong-hyun (The King in Love). On May 30,…
Continue reading ➞ Yeo Jin-goo, Minah, Hong Jong-hyun cast in Absolute Boyfriend
Despite earlier confirmation reports, Chun Jung-myung and Song Ji-hyo have both bowed out of Romantic Comedy King, the upcoming Korean adaptation of the Japanese manga Absolute Boyfriend. On April 10, a source from Song Ji-hyo’s agency My Company confirmed that the top actress decided to decline the casting offer. Likewise, Chun Jung-myung’s agency head also shared that…
Yeo Jin-Goo (Reunited Worlds) might be taking a more mature role in MBC's modern retelling of the 18th-century French novel Les Liaisons dangereuses. The former child actor is considering an offer to play the lead male role in Love Game: The Great Seduction (working and literal title). The novel by Choderlos de Laclo revolves around two upper-class…
Continue reading ➞ Yeo Jin-Goo could be a notorious seducer in his next drama
Hae-sung must now face the painful reality that although he's existing again, he's really not part of their world. I was really caught off guard when mysterious ahjussi, (Ahn Gil-kang) unexpectedly vanished just when Hae-sung was feeling torn whether or he should like Jung-won (Lee Yeon-hee) because of the very fact that he'll disappear anytime…
Continue reading ➞ K-Drama Reaction: Reunited Worlds | Episodes 13-14
So they won't still be able to see the fireworks together. Again. But as much as I wanted to care about that, I was more interested in who's the man behind Hae-sung (Yeo Jin-goo)'s death. The revelation that his chest pain is being caused by his proximity to the cause of death ruled out…
Continue reading ➞ K-Drama Reaction: Reunited Worlds | Episodes 11-12
I wasn't expecting Jung-won (Lee Yeon-hee) to fail the chef test but it seemed like her skills fell short despite that personal cooking training she received from Min-joon (Ahn Jae-hyun). But it's when she was told by her superior to quit because she's in the way of other competent aspiring chefs that I really felt…
Continue reading ➞ K-Drama Reaction: Reunited Worlds | Episodes 9-10
I knew it! Hae-sung (Yeo Jin-goo) does have a connection with Min-joon (Ahn Jae-hyun) but whatever it is just added to the whole lot of questions this drama has been giving us. Although it's certain that it wasn't Min-joon's proximity that caused Hae-sung to writhe in pain (these two have a strange skinship I'm starting to…
Continue reading ➞ K-Drama Reaction: Reunited Worlds | Episodes 7-8
I know we're bound for a love triangle in this drama between Hae-sung (Yeo Jin-goo), Jung-won (Lee Yeon-hee) and Min-joon (Ahn Jae-hyun) sooner or later but at this point, I can't help but root for our shy chef. Hae-sung is just too little busy figuring out what happened to his family and investigating the murder…
Continue reading ➞ K-Drama Reaction: Reunited Worlds | Episodes 5-6
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