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Lee Sun Bin, Ra Mi Ran, And Jo Aram Keep Their Hopes High In Poster For New Drama "To The Moon"
MBC’s upcoming drama “To the Moon” has unveiled a new poster! Based on the novel of the same name, “To the Moon” tells the survival story of three working-class women who struggle to live on their salaries and turn to cryptocurrency investing. The cast includes Lee Sun Bin as Jung Da Hae, Ra Mi Ran as Kang Eun Sang, Jo Aram as Kim Ji Song, and Kim Young Dae as Ham Ji Woo. The newly released poster shows Jung Da Hae, Kang Eun Sang, and Kim Ji Song holding cellphones with eager expressions. In contrast to the bleak backdrop of the subway, the three stand out with bright smiles that convey hope and excitement. Meamwhile, the subway setting symbolically shows the characters’ ambition to ride the so-called “coin train” all the way to the moon. The tagline, “Do we have it too…? The one secret move to turn the game around!”, highlights the desperate hopes and challenges of people from humble background who dream of breaking free from ordinary life and achieving a dramatic turnaround. The poster also links the daily “hell train” commute that office workers endure with the drama’s title, “To the Moon,” signaling the start of a special journey that marks a departure from ordinary life. “To the Moon” is set to premiere on September 19 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
Shin Ye Eun Shares Her “A Hundred Memories” Character’s MBTI, Bond With Kim Da Mi, And More
Shin Ye Eun has opened up about her role in the upcoming JTBC drama “A Hundred Memories”! Set in the 1980s, “A Hundred Memories” is a nostalgic coming-of-age romance drama about the friendship between two young bus attendants, Go Young Rye (Kim Da Mi) and Seo Jong Hee (Shin Ye Eun), and their shared first love Han Jae Pil (Heo Nam Jun). Shin Ye Eun says the drama deeply resonated with her sense of the era: “That time felt like a society full of warmth and human connection. Even without anything extraordinary happening, young people lived each day happily through genuine bonds with others. I was especially moved by how they loved passionately and lived fully, putting aside pride to live without regrets.” Although she’s never been a bus attendant herself, Shin Ye Eun has her own special memories of the profession. “As a child, I loved the cartoon ‘Black Rubber Shoes,’ which featured bus attendants. Their image left a strong impression, so the role always felt familiar and relatable.” She also asked older generations about their memories and discovered that many had fond memories of bus attendants from that time. “That’s when I realized this story could connect with a wide audience,” she explained, adding that viewers who lived through the era will feel nostalgic, while younger audiences can experience its unique atmosphere and emotions. Shin Ye Eun’s character Seo Jong Hee is a rookie bus attendant who arrives at Cheong Ah Transport like a comet. Beautiful and confident, she exudes a ‘girl crush’ charm. “At first, her cool personality really stood out to me,” Shin Ye Eun said. “But as filming progressed, Jong Hee became someone I wanted to support and protect. If I had to analyze her with MBTI, she’s an ESFP. She seems strong and rational on the outside, but is actually sensitive and tender-hearted. The more I got to know her, the more I felt her warmth and realized she’s someone who needs care.” The drama will also highlight 1980s fashion through Jong Hee. “One of her charms that only I know about was her fashion sense and innate eye for style. I wanted to show that naturally through her outfits, so I researched and put a lot of effort into it. I think viewers will enjoy these small but meaningful details,” she added. The friendship between Jong Hee and Go Young Rye is a central focus of the series. Shin Ye Eun admitted, “At first, portraying the emotion of friendship was difficult. But eventually, just seeing Young Rye’s face or hearing her name would bring tears to my eyes.” Her favorite scene is the dorm rooftop moment, glimpsed in previous teasers and stills. “All the atmosphere and emotions from that moment when I listened to Young Rye’s dreams still feel vivid to me,” she recalled. She also expressed heartfelt gratitude to Kim Da Mi: “I was genuinely happy to be able to create such a precious character with Da Mi.” “A Hundred Memories” will premiere on September 13 at 10:40 p.m. KST.
Joo Jong Hyuk Trembles With Terror As A Knife Targets His Pinky In “Confidence Queen”
The upcoming drama “Confidence Queen” has offered a sneak peek of Joo Jong Hyuk’s tumultuous journey! A Korean adaptation of the 2018 Japanese comedy drama “The Confidence Man JP,” “Confidence Queen” follows three con artists with extraordinary talents as they pull off elaborate scams targeting villains from all walks of life. Park Min Young stars as Yoon Yi Rang, a con artist with an IQ of 165 and a genius-level intellect in the top 1 percent. With her eccentric thinking and cold charisma, she leads the team in their intricate schemes. Joo Jong Hyuk stars as Myung Gu Ho, the youngest, most righteous, and most innocent member of the team. An energetic, action-oriented character full of fiery passion, Myung Gu Ho is a mix of lively energy, subtle clumsiness, and fearless determination. The newly released stills hint at the “three stages of humiliation” Myung Gu Ho experiences during a mission—fear, tears, and enlightenment. In one intense scene, he is captured by assailants and confronted with a big knife aimed at his pinky finger, his terror evident in his expression. Other stills show Myung Gu Ho in equally dramatic and comedic moments: some stills capture him with a bloody nose covered by tissue as he trembles under the threat of a gun in his mouth, while another reveals his lighter side, flashing a bright smile as he peeks around a partially opened wall. The production team praised Joo Jong Hyuk, saying, “He is an incredibly dedicated actor who constantly explores the different layers of his character. We are confident that audiences will fully experience his dynamic charm in ‘Confidence Queen.’” “Confidence Queen” will premiere on September 6 at 9:10 p.m. KST.
Lee Jun Young And Jung Chaeyeon In Talks To Star In New Drama
Lee Jun Young and Jung Chaeyeon may come together in one project! On August 26, media outlets reported that Lee Jun Young and Jung Chaeyeon have been shortlisted to star in the upcoming drama “The New Employee Chairman Kang” (literal translation). The report also stated that the series is scheduled to air next year. In response to the reports, on August 27, a representative from Lee Jun Young’s agency said, “‘The New Employee Chairman Kang’ is one of the projects he has been offered, and he is reviewing the offer positively.” A representative from Jung Chaeyeon’s agency also stated, “She has received an offer to appear [in the drama] and is reviewing it.” “The New Employee Chairman Kang” follows Kang Yong Ho, chairman of the major conglomerate Choi Sung Group, who is known as a business genius but is forced to live an unwanted second life after an accident. Lee Jun Young was offered dual roles as Kang Yong Ho, a CEO who built a top 10 business empire, and Hwang Joon Hyun, a soccer player whose life revolved entirely around the sport. The story focuses on these two people whose lives are completely transformed by an unexpected tragedy. Since making his acting debut in 2017 with tvN’s “Avengers Social Club,” Lee Jun Young has built up a strong career by starring in various projects including the dramas “When Life Gives You Tangerines,” “Weak Hero Class 2,” and “Pump Up the Healthy Love.” Jung Chaeyeon has also established herself as a rising actress with roles in “The King’s Affection,” “The Golden Spoon,” “Family by Choice,” and more. She is currently starring in JTBC’s “Beyond the Bar.” Notably, “The New Employee Chairman Kang” is based on a web novel by San Kyung, author of “Reborn Rich,” which became a 2022 hit with a drama adaptation that peaked at 26.9 percent in viewership ratings. Stay tuned for updates!
Han Suk Kyu, Bae Hyeon Seong, And Lee Re Suit Up To Take On A Chicken Business And Negotiations In “Shin’s Project” Poster
tvN’s upcoming drama “Shin’s Project” has unveiled a new poster! “Shin’s Project” is a new drama starring Han Suk Kyu as Mr. Shin, a former legendary negotiator who now runs a modest chicken restaurant while hiding a mysterious secret. A neighborhood hero who takes it upon himself to mediate conflicts and assist people through seemingly unwinnable situations, Mr. Shin willingly jumps into other people’s conflicts to settle their problems and deliver justice. In the newly released poster, Mr. Shin, Jo Philip (Bae Hyeon Seong), and Lee Si On (Lee Re) stand side by side, drawing attention with their unique personalities. Mr. Shin, shown buttoning his shirt with a relaxed smile, gives off a dependable presence as if he could handle any task entrusted to him. Jo Philip, with his upright posture and steady gaze, gives off the aura of a legal professional. Lee Si On, gripping a delivery bag and marching forward with confidence, conveys a bold, energetic spirit. Above all, the three wear sharp suits that set them apart from ordinary fried chicken restaurant owners and employees, hinting at the unusual nature of the restaurant to come. The phrase on the poster, “Delivery is on the way! The chicken is delicious, and the solutions are even tastier!” also makes a strong impression. At first glance, it seems like a simple slogan for fried chicken restaurant employees, but the words reveal their extraordinary identity as people who resolve disputes while serving chicken, heightening anticipation for the trio’s upcoming activities. “Mr. Shin” will premiere on September 15 at 8:50 p.m. KST. Check out a teaser for the drama here!
Lee Jae Wook And Choi Sung Eun Look Into Each Other’s Eyes In First Poster For “Last Summer”
Upcoming drama “Last Summer” has unveiled its first poster! “Last Summer” is a romance drama about a man and a woman, friends since childhood, who face the truth of their first love, hidden inside Pandora’s box. The poster highlights the midsummer first love of skilled architect Baek Do Ha (Lee Jae Wook) and civil servant Song Ha Kyung (Choi Sung Eun), who were childhood friends. Lee Jae Wook also takes on a dual role as Do Ha’s twin brother Baek Do Young. As children, Do Ha and Ha Kyung spend their summers in a duplex built by their close fathers. After his parents’ divorce, however, Do Ha moves to the United States with his mother and can return to Korea only for 21 days during summer vacation. Ha Kyung develops feelings for Do Ha but cannot bring herself to express them, and the two become tied in an irreversible relationship after a shocking event. In the poster, Baek Do Ha and Song Ha Kyung face each other amid the freshness of summer. Their subtle gazes convey a mix of palpable tension, and youthful excitement. The “Last Summer” logo at the top of the poster, written in a handwritten style, evokes the refreshing feeling unique to summer and enhances the mood of the story. The image of the two characters standing against a vibrant green background captures the lingering emotion of first love that blossoms in midsummer. The production team said, “We wanted to capture the complex emotions of Do Ha, the summer guest, and Ha Kyung, who could see him for only 21 days.” They added, “The strong chemistry between Lee Jae Wook and Choi Sung Eun will bring the characters’ stories to life with greater depth, so we ask for your interest and support. It will be a warm drama to enjoy in the chilly month of November.” “Last Summer” is set to premiere in November via KBS2.