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Jang Dong Yoon Talks About Choosing “Queen Mantis” And What Sets The Drama Apart
Jang Dong Yoon shared his thoughts on his upcoming drama “Queen Mantis”! A remake of the French series “La Mante,” “Queen Mantis” is a crime thriller starring Go Hyun Jung as Jung Yi Shin, a famous serial killer nicknamed “The Mantis” who brutally murdered five men 20 years ago and has been imprisoned ever since. When a new serial killer emerges, copying The Mantis’s distinctive style, the police approach Jung Yi Shin for her assistance in solving the case. Jang Dong Yoon plays detective Cha Soo Yeol, who must work alongside his mother Jung Yi Shin, whom he has despised his entire life. Explaining why he chose to star in the drama, Jang Dong Yoon said, “Above all, the biggest reason was that director Byun Young Joo was helming the project. It’s not an easy project, but as a fan of the director, I had absolute trust in her.” When asked about his filming experience, he shared, “Director Byun Young Joo really understands actors. She gives directions more easily and precisely than anyone, and communicates so well. The atmosphere on set was also truly great.” He added, “Especially in scenes that required intensity, she showed powerful and outstanding directing skills. The mise-en-scène of this drama is definitely something to look forward to.” Jang Dong Yoon also emphasized, “‘Queen Mantis’ is a well-made crime thriller that brings together the director’s skill, the writer’s detailed storytelling, and the actors’ performances. Viewers will find it both intense and thrilling at the same time.” “Queen Mantis” premieres on September 5 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
Lee Sun Bin Is An Overlooked Office Worker Fighting To Survive In New Drama “To The Moon”
MBC’s upcoming drama “To the Moon” has shared a sneak peek of Lee Sun Bin in character! 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. Lee Sun Bin plays Jung Da Hae, a non-recruited employee in Maron Confectionery’s marketing and PR team. Da Hae, who has no particularly impressive credentials, is one of the few non-recruited hires at the company. Despite an unstable job environment, a tiny paycheck, and unspoken discrimination from recruited employees, she shows a persistent spirit. Motivated only by the desire to make money, Da Hae drags through her joyless work life until she sees a spark of hope when a colleague, Eun Sang, suggests she get on the cryptocurrency train. The first still of Jung Da Hae shows her dressed neatly in a suit, sitting in the interview room with a firm determination to somehow establish herself at the company. In another still, she’s squeezed into a packed bus, her expression radiates a sense of struggle. In the final still, she nervously glances around, capturing the everyday hardships of an office worker facing unexpected challenges dozens of times a day. “To the Moon” is set to premiere on September 19 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
Kim Da Mi And Shin Ye Eun Begin Their Journey Into Adulthood Together In "A Hundred Memories”
JTBC’s upcoming drama “A Hundred Memories” has unveiled its main poster! 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). The main poster offers a rare glimpse of Young Rye and Jong Hee beyond their bus attendant uniforms on Route 100, showing them as ordinary girls. Sitting side by side in the back of the bus, they smile brightly out the window, sunlight illuminating their youthful radiance. Though they joined the workforce to support their families—or for other personal reasons—they are, at heart, just beginning to bloom into adulthood. By showing them in casual clothes rather than uniforms, the poster beautifully captures this fleeting moment. The tagline, “Our 100—where we laugh, cry, and love,” hints at the heartfelt story of youth, friendship, and first love to come. Despite their very different personalities and backgrounds when they first met on Bus 100, Young Rye and Jong Hee quickly became inseparable. Young Rye, the responsible eldest daughter, quietly carries her family’s burdens, while Jong Hee hides a tender heart behind her bold exterior. Just as Bus 100 begins its journey, so too does the story of their friendship and love. “A Hundred Memories” will premiere on September 13 at 10:40 p.m. KST.
Arin And Chuu Grab Each Other By The Hair In Heated Brawl On “My Girlfriend Is The Man!”
“My Girlfriend is the Man!” has teased a fiery face-off between Arin and Chuu! Based on the popular webtoon of the same name, “My Girlfriend is the Man!” is a romantic comedy about a college student whose girlfriend unexpectedly transforms into a man. ASTRO’s Yoon San Ha stars as Park Yoon Jae, an astronomy student who is head over heels for his girlfriend Kim Ji Eun (OH MY GIRL’s Arin). Due to a gene that runs in her family, Kim Ji Eun suddenly turns into a handsome man (played by Yoo Jung Hoo) and begins going by the name Kim Ji Hoon. Chuu plays Kang Min Joo, a popular student who secretly has a crush on Park Yoon Jae. Spoilers In the previous episode, Kang Min Joo first attempted a cheek kiss on Park Yoon Jae, and later, while everyone was asleep, confessed her feelings earnestly—only for Kim Ji Hoon to suddenly appear in his original form as Kim Ji Eun. Newly released stills hint at an intense showdown between Kim Ji Eun and Kang Min Joo. After encountering a drunken Kim Ji Hye (Choi Yoon Ra) on the rooftop, Kang Min Joo brings her back to Ji Eun’s house, sparking a heated argument between Kang Min Joo and Kim Ji Eun that quickly escalates into a physical clash. Kang Min Joo glares sharply at the suddenly appearing Ji Eun and delivers a sharp provocation. Enraged, Ji Eun fires back without holding anything back. Their confrontation intensifies as they grab each other by the hair, turning the fight into an even fiercer, high-tension struggle. The next episode of “My Girlfriend is the Man!” will air on August 21 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
Joo Jong Hyuk Is The Justice-Driven Youngest Member Of Park Min Young’s Con Artist Trio In “Confidence Queen”
TV CHOSUN’s new drama “Confidence Queen” has unveiled new stills of Joo Jong Hyuk in character! 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 plays Myung Gu Ho, the team’s action-oriented youngest member who embodies both justice and charm. His character—affectionately nicknamed the “puppy-like maknae”—is a con artist who has mastered every trick of the trade. The newly released stills highlight Myung Gu Ho’s many sides: in a sleek suit, his signature bright smile and sparkling eyes set the stage for excitement, while another cut shows him exuding effortless charisma as he lounges in first class with slicked-back hair and sunglasses. In softer moments, his argyle knit sweater emphasizes his gentle side, but he’s also seen making fiery expressions during conversations or sulking adorably—showcasing both his playful innocence and stubborn streak. Sharing his thoughts on the role, Joo Jong Hyuk shared, “Gu Ho has to take on a wide range of personas, so just being part of a project like this felt like an honor as an actor. It was also exciting to work alongside Park Min Young and Park Hee Soon as one team.” He continued, “Since I had to portray different disguises each episode, I put a lot of thought into how costumes and makeup could best bring each character to life. For one role, I even learned a Gangwon Province dialect from a teacher who’s a native, in order to convincingly play a countryside boy.” He added, “Every episode introduces new main characters, and the way our team tricks them will be a big highlight. The story unfolds with a lot of fun and wit, so I think viewers will really enjoy it from the very first broadcast.” “Confidence Queen” is set to premiere on September 6 at 9:10 p.m. KST.
Watch: Lee Junho, Kim Min Ha, And More Impress At Script Reading For New Drama "Typhoon Family"
tvN’s upcoming drama “Typhoon Family” has unveiled a glimpse of its first script reading session! “Typhoon Family” follows the journey of CEO Kang Tae Poong (Lee Junho) struggling to protect Typhoon Company, the small business left by his father, as he navigates the trials of the IMF crisis in 1997. The script reading was attended by director Na Jung, writer Jang Hyun, and cast members Lee Junho, Kim Min Ha, Kim Min Seok, Kwon Han Sol, Lee Chang Hoon, Kim Jae Hwa, Kim Song Il, Lee Sang Jin, Kim Ji Young, Kim Sang Ho, Moo Jin Sung, Kim Young Ok, Park Sung Yeon, Kwon Eun Seong, and Sung Dong Il. Lee Junho, who plays Kang Tae Poong—a free-spirited young man who becomes a corporate professional during the IMF crisis—commanded the room with his confident gaze and strong delivery. He expressed shifting emotions with care, sometimes showing Tae Poong’s boldness and at other times his seriousness. Kim Min Ha plays Oh Mi Seon, the eldest daughter who supports her family while pursuing her dream of becoming a corporate professional. At the script reading, she portrayed delicate emotions with precision, and her reproduction of Seoul’s dialect from that era added a vivid sense of realism as if she were truly living in 1997. Kim Min Seok plays Wang Nam Mo, Tae Poong’s close friend and a member of the “Apgujeong Street Boys,” a group of free-spirited youth of the ’90s who ruled Apgujeong. With his signature energy and playful charisma, he captivated the room and hinted at a performance that could extend his presence from Apgujeong to the small screen. The office team of Typhoon Company also stood out. Lee Chang Hoon as Ko Ma Jin, a sales manager; Kim Jae Hwa as Cha Seon Taek, a deputy general manager in administration; Kim Song Il as Koo Myeong Gwan, a director in management; and Lee Sang Jin as Bae Song Jung, an assistant manager in logistics, filled the room with their distinctive characters. Sung Dong Il, who will make a special appearance as Tae Poong’s father Kang Jin Young, portrayed a man who rose from humble beginnings, showing both a father’s gruff love for his son and the weight of an era’s glory and decline. Kim Ji Young, as Tae Poong’s mother Jung Jung Mi, conveyed warmth and realism as a once-glamorous Gangnam housewife who suddenly loses everything but endures with resilience to protect her son. Together, the two actors brought to life the joys and sorrows of the parents’ generation. Actors who play Mi Seon’s and Nam Mo’s families also added energy to the story. Kwon Han Sol portrays Mi Seon’s younger sister Oh Mi Ho, portraying the dual nature of an it girl of the ’90s—tough on the outside yet tender within. Kim Young Ok plays the grandmother Yeom Boon Yi, Kwon Eun Seong portrays the youngest sibling Oh Beom, and Park Sung Yeon is Nam Mo’s mother Eul Nyeo. The arrival of Typhoon Company’s rival father-and-son duo CEO Pyo Bak Ho (Kim Sang Ho) and his son Pyo Hyun Joon (Moo Jin Sung) adds further tension. Check out the full script reading video below! “Typhoon Family” is set to premiere in October.