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- Kang Ji-hwan is Lee Jun-ki’s replacement in Faith
- Mary Stayed Out All Night: Episode 2
- Lee Min-jung to return to television in Midas
- Get your first look at musical drama What’s Up
- Tamra the Island: Episode 12
| Kang Ji-hwan is Lee Jun-ki’s replacement in Faith Posted: 10 Nov 2010 05:01 AM PST Finally, upcoming drama Faith has a leading man to fill in the spot vacated by its previous lead star Lee Jun-ki, who had to drop the drama when army service came calling. And now, with the casting of Kang Ji-hwan (Coffee House), things just got a lot more interesting! I’m currently making a sound right now that can only be heard by dogs and small animals, such is my surprise and excitement. I am aware that there is only one news outlet reporting this news at the moment, though Star News is usually fairly accurate and is describing the casting as a done deal. (...) © javabeans for Dramabeans, 2010. | Permalink | 16 comments | Add to del.icio.us  |
| Mary Stayed Out All Night: Episode 2 Posted: 09 Nov 2010 08:05 PM PST Is it strange that despite the fact that I find the premise beyond ridiculous, all I want is to watch Jang Geun-seok and Kim Jae-wook fight over Mary like a couple of petty dogs? It’s a sickness, I know. But I can’t get the image out of my mind, and now I can’t let it go. Does that mean that I’m hooked? (...) © girlfriday for Dramabeans, 2010. | Permalink | 104 comments | Add to del.icio.us  |
| Lee Min-jung to return to television in Midas Posted: 09 Nov 2010 04:45 PM PST Yay! I love Lee Min-jung, so it’s exciting to hear that she’s lined up her next drama already, one year after shooting to fame in her last one, Smile, You. The new series is an SBS Monday-Tuesday drama titled Midas, and with Lee Min-jung seemingly building something of a Midas touch herself, will she be able to shoot another project to mainstream success? (Her most recent hit was the romantic-comedy movie Cyrano Dating Agency, which was a box-office hit and benefited from strong word of mouth.) According to a source with the broadcaster, Lee Min-jung has confirmed that she will take the lead in Midas, and is currently ironing out the last details. On the other hand, her representation has issued a more cautious statement, saying that they are looking at the project favorably, but that the situation has not yet been finalized. Typical pre-show stuff. The stock-market world forms the backdrop for Midas, which comes from PD Kang Shin-hyo (Bad Family, Tazza), and will be written by star scriptwriter-producer Choi Wan-kyu of hit gambling drama All In and its pseudo-sequel Swallow the Sun. (The two dramas are unrelated, but for a long time the latter was touted as being an All In 2.) Hmm, doesn’t sound like my kind of drama, but I love Lee Min-jung so I will have to check it out. She’s got a sparkle and warmth that suits her wonderfully in the kinds of projects she has done recently — romantic comedies, warm family shows — but a project like this indicates that she’s ready to stretch her dramatic wings. I’ll look forward to watching that. Midas will air following upcoming spy drama Athena: Goddess of War, which puts its premiere date in early 2011. Via Star News RELATED POSTS
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| Get your first look at musical drama What’s Up Posted: 09 Nov 2010 12:02 PM PST We haven’t had much news about the musical-themed drama What’s Up, but the production has just released a four-minute trailer giving us our first real look at the show. And I have to say, I’m pretty impressed with the results; the characters seem well-developed and the cast looks strong. In the trailer, several students at the university musical department are asked why they decided on their major. Series lead Im Joo-hwan (Tamra the Island) kicks us off with a punchline — it’s because he made a mistake. Contrast that to his nervous, earnest colleague, who declares that being a musical actor “is my destiny.” (...) © javabeans for Dramabeans, 2010. | Permalink | 85 comments | Add to del.icio.us  |
| Posted: 09 Nov 2010 10:48 AM PST Smiling Kyu has returned bright eyed and bushy tailed this episode, so get ready to swoon. I’ll apologise now for my overuse of the word ‘adorable’ in this recap, but I think that basically sums it up. Except for the two murder investigations, of course. And the corpse. And the government corruption. But who pays any attention to those things when you have Beo Jin and Park Kyu? (...) © nattacatta for Dramabeans, 2010. | Permalink | 21 comments | Add to del.icio.us  |
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