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Yoo Yeon Seok And Esom Reveal Their True Faces Beyond The Cracks In New Drama "Phantom Lawyer" Posters
SBS’s upcoming drama “Phantom Lawyer” has unveiled new character posters! “Phantom Lawyer” is a quirky yet heartwarming legal drama that follows the adventures of Shin I Rang (Yoo Yeon Seok), a lawyer who can see ghosts, and elite attorney Han Na Hyun (Esom) as they resolve the lingering grievances of their very unusual clients—ghosts—through the law. The newly released posters visually capture the two characters’ narratives at a glance by contrasting their “visible faces” with their “true nature” breaking through the cracks. First, Shin I Rang’s poster is powerfully stamped with the line: “Do you still see me as a lawyer?” A fissure begins to split across the face of a lawyer in a neat suit, and through that gap, other versions of him seep through. A bandage stuck to his cheek, a robe instead of a suit, an idol badge pinned to the right side of his chest, and even a shaman-like tie and fan—images that seem like they should never go together coexist within a single person. Han Na Hyun’s poster reveals a different kind of crack from Shin I Rang’s. At first glance, what stands out is her unwavering gaze, impeccably tailored suit, and the cool, confident image of the ace attorney at the major law firm Taebaek—but the crack running across her face suggests that fractures have begun to form within her. The confession, “Being a lawyer was originally my older sister’s dream,” instantly reveals Han Na Hyun’s story that had been shrouded until now. It hints that the profession of being a lawyer was not her own dream but a choice she made to carry on someone else’s unfinished dream. In particular, the guitar bag and diary seen behind Han Na Hyun in the poster are important clues. During her school days, when her life sparkled with dreams and hope, she lived on with the guilt of having been the only one to survive an accident that occurred on the day she and her older sister were on their way to see a performance. Later, the pledge she found in her sister’s diary—“I will become the best lawyer”—completely changed the course of Han Na Hyun’s life. The production team remarked, “With these character posters, we aimed to symbolically capture that the two aren’t merely courtroom partners but beings who will shake up each other’s worlds. One is thrown into confusion as other people’s stories seep into him, while the other locks herself away while carrying someone else’s dream.” “Phantom Lawyer” premieres on March 13 at 9:50 p.m. KST. Stay tuned!
Ju Ji Hoon And Ha Ji Won Are A Married Couple Who Don't Trust Each Other In "Climax"
ENA’s upcoming drama “Climax” has revealed a glimpse of Ju Ji Hoon and Ha Ji Won’s tense dynamic! “Climax” follows the fierce survival story of prosecutor Bang Tae Seob, who dives into a power-driven cartel in order to rise to the top of South Korea’s power ladder. Ha Ji Won will star as Chu Sang Ah, a former A-list actress with a struggling career who winds up standing at the center of a huge cartel connecting the entertainment industry to the political world. Newly released stills from the upcoming drama capture the palpable tension between spouses Bang Tae Seob and Chu Sang Ah, who seem distant even when sharing the same space. As they stand face to face with unreadable expressions, they clearly seem to be at odds with one another. Other stills capture each of the spouses separately, lost in thought as they stare off in different directions—hinting at the rift in their marriage. “Climax” will premiere on March 16 at 10 p.m. KST. Check out a teaser for the drama here!
Kang Min Ah Joins Kim Myung Soo In New Romance Drama
Get ready to see Kang Min Ah and INFINITE’s Kim Myung Soo (L) in a new romance drama! On February 25, it was announced that Kang Min Ah would be starring in the upcoming drama “Empathy Cells” (literal translation) “Empathy Cells” is a romantic comedy about a woman who rejects empathy and a man burdened with empathy. When they begin to share one another’s emotions through a surreal phenomenon, they both embark on a journey of learning. Kang Min Ah will play the role of Yoo Ji An, an idol-turned-actress who once enjoyed immense popularity and was known as “the nation’s idol” during her girl group days. Ever since her childhood, Ji An has suppressed her emotions because of her mother’s harsh parenting. However, her resulting lack of empathy gives rise to a controversy over her acting skills, leading to a crisis in her career. When she meets psychological counselor Cha Eun Hwan and undergoes an unexpected “emotional transfer,” she begins to relearn the emotions she had lost. Kim Myung Soo was previously confirmed to be playing male lead Cha Eun Hwan. Meanwhile, “Empathy Cells” is currently aiming to air in the second half of the year.
"Our Universe" Releases Super Cute Behind-The-Scenes Photos Of Bae In Hyuk With His On-Screen Nephew
tvN’s “Our Universe” has shared an adorable glimpse behind the scenes of filming! “Our Universe” is a romance drama starring Bae In Hyuk and Roh Jeong Eui as in-laws who, despite harboring deep misunderstandings about one another, unexpectedly end up raising their nephew Woo Joo together. After moving in together, they embark on a journey of personal growth and blossoming romance. Newly released behind-the-scenes photos capture the real-life chemistry between Bae In Hyuk and Park Yoo Ho, the child actor who plays Woo Joo in the drama. In one photo, Bae In Hyuk affectionately holds Park Yoo Ho in his arms while pointing to the camera in order to tell him where to look. In another, he gently feeds his on-screen nephew some chocolate. The “Our Universe” production team commented, “Bae In Hyuk and Roh Jeong Eui’s heartfelt acting and chemistry with Park Yoo Ho are the force that brings out the warm familial love [of the story] and makes it relatable to viewers. Please look forward to seeing more of Woo Joo’s family’s cute chemistry in the second half of the drama.” They went on to tease, “In Episodes 7 and 8, which air this week, another unexpected character will seek out Woo Joo’s family. Please keep an eye on what sorts of changes and incidents lie in store for them.” The next episode of “Our Universe” will air on February 25 at 10:40 p.m. KST.
Baek Seo Ra Portrays A Top Actress Left Brain-Damaged After Tragic Accident In New Medical Thriller Drama
TV CHOSUN’s upcoming weekend miniseries “Doctor Shin” (literal title) has unveiled the first stills of Baek Seo Ra in character! “Doctor Shin” is a medical thriller that follows a brilliant doctor who pushes medicine beyond limits once considered the domain of God, and a woman whose brain is suddenly damaged overnight, causing her to gradually lose her soul. Centered on the unusual romance surrounding a top star who falls into a coma after a tragic accident—along with the man who once loved her and the man who still loves her—the drama unfolds a bold narrative that explores love and desire, taboo and sacrifice. Baek Seo Ra plays Momo, a top actress at the peak of her popularity. Momo is engaged to Shin Ju Shin (Jung E Chan), a neurosurgery hospital director who seemingly has everything, but she suffers an accident before their wedding, leaving her body intact while her brain is severely damaged. The newly released stills capture Momo sitting in a restaurant dressed head to toe in elegant, aristocratic-style fashion. In contrast, another image shows her concealing her identity with dark sunglasses, a cropped T-shirt, and a hat. Baek Seo Ra shared, “It is especially meaningful to me to take on my first leading role through ‘Doctor Shin,’ which is also my very first acting project. Because this work carries great weight for me, I feel an even stronger sense of responsibility. I do have worries, but I see it as an even greater opportunity to learn. I will prepare diligently for every single scene and do my best to lead the project well.” The production team commented, “Baek Seo Ra is portraying the extraordinary character Momo—who undergoes significant emotional and psychological changes—with wholehearted dedication. Please look forward to how Baek Seo Ra, specially chosen by the writer Phoebe, will bring Momo to life in ‘Doctor Shin.’” “Doctor Shin” will premiere on March 14 at 10:30 p.m. KST.
Kim Jung Young, Lee Mi Do, And More Add Heart And Conflict To Han Ji Min’s Story In “The Practical Guide To Love”
JTBC’s upcoming weekend drama “The Practical Guide to Love” has shared new stills of its supporting cast! “The Practical Guide to Love” tells the story of Lee Ui Yeong (Han Ji Min), a woman who enters the world of blind dates after deciding to actively pursue love. When she meets Song Tae Seop (Park Sung Hoon) and Shin Ji Su (Lee Ki Taek), two men with strikingly different charms, she finds herself torn between them—prompting a journey to discover what true love really means. Joining the drama are Kim Jung Young, Lee Mi Do, Park Jung Pyo, Jo Bok Rae, Kim Won Hae, and Oh Min Ae. Kim Jung Young plays Park Jung Im, Lee Ui Yeong’s mother and an insurance planner. Known for her strict self-discipline, Park Jung Im continuously works on self-improvement while balancing her career and studies. Having raised her daughter to be independent, she becomes a key figure who shakes up Ui Yeong’s views on love. Lee Mi Do takes on the role of Jung Na Ri, Ui Yeong’s superior and head of the purchasing team at The Hills Hotel. Though she maintains a sweet, romantic marriage, Jung Na Ri often passes work to her juniors under the excuse of being busy with married life. She subtly keeps Ui Yeong—whose performance surpasses her own—in check, adding tension to the workplace dynamic. Park Jung Pyo plays Oh Myung Woon, another of Ui Yeong’s bosses and the purchasing team manager. More skilled in business dealings than practical work, he is constantly busy with mysterious meetings and tends to disappear at critical moments. Kim Won Hae stars as Eun Jung Seok, the general manager of The Hills Hotel. Having started his career as a bellboy and devoted nearly 40 years to the hotel, he is regarded as both its living history and symbol of dignity. As a true gentleman and Ui Yeong’s most respected senior, viewers can look forward to his warm chemistry with Han Ji Min. Jo Bok Rae plays Lee Eun Ho, co-CEO of HOME alongside Song Tae Seop. Lee Eun Ho prefers peaceful resolutions and avoids conflict while overseeing overall business operations. He also offers realistic yet witty advice about Tae Seop’s awkward love life, providing refreshing humor. Lastly, Oh Min Ae plays Lee Soon Joo, Song Tae Seop’s mother and the owner of the restaurant Songi Dakbal. Having long felt guilty for not being able to fully care for her son while supporting the family, she wholeheartedly supports Tae Seop’s happiness and love, serving as his strongest emotional support.