June 14, 2023 » Dramabeans Korean drama recaps MGG

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Kim Woo-bin, Suzy

Hit writer Kim Eun-sook (The Glory) is teaming up with director Lee Byung-heon (Be Melodramatic) for a new series called All Shall Come True (roughly translated), headlined by Kim Woo-bin (Black Knight) and Suzy (Anna). Although I’m a little triggered by their re-pairing, I’m glad to see that it’s a fantasy rom-com and it better be the fluffiest of stories with rainbow-colored marshmallows and absolutely no doom or gloom. [News1]

Park Jin-ju (Critical X) has been cast in ENA’s melodrama Tell Me You Love Me, joining Jung Woo-sung (Fly Dragon) and Shin Hyun-bin (Reborn Rich) in the lineup. Aiming to broadcast in the early half of 2024, preparations are underway to start filming later this year. PD Kim Yoon-jin (Our Beloved Summer) is attached to direct with scripts by Kim Min-jung (The Sound of Magic). [Sports Kyunghyang]

The promo train has finally taken off for Disney+’s upcoming Moving, boasting an impressively large cast including Ryu Seung-ryong (Kingdom), Han Hyo-joo (Happiness), Jo In-sung (It’s Okay, It’s Love), Cha Tae-hyun (Brain Works), Ryu Seung-beom (Tazza: One Eyed Jack), and Kim Sung-kyun (Divorce Attorney Shin) among many others. Premiering this August 9, the action sci-fi was written by the original webtoon writer Kangfull, with co-directing by Kingdom’s PD Park In-je and PD Park Yoon-seo. [News1]
In more casting news, Ra Mi-ran (The Good Bad Mother) and Moon Sori (Race) are reviewing offers for the 1950s period drama Jung-nyun, as members of the famous women’s performing group. With production led by PD Jung Ji-in (The Red Sleeve Cuff) and writer Choi Hyo-bi (A Time Called You), Kim Tae-ri (Twenty Five Twenty One), Shin Ye-eun (The Secret Romantic Guesthouse), and Kim Hieora (The Glory) are still in talks as well. [Newsen]

Ra Mi-ran, Moon Sori

After newly jumping into drama production last year, LG confirmed that the fantasy thriller Hi Cookie will be releasing as an original series on their streaming platform U+ Mobile TV. Starring Nam Ji-hyun (Little Women), Choi Hyun-wook (Weak Hero Class 1), and Kim Mu-yeol (Trolley), the drama is set to launch in the latter half of this year. [MBC]
tvN’s My Lovely Liar released their first couple poster as well, with a skeptical Hwang Min-hyun (Alchemy of Souls) questioning if our heroine really knows him, while our superpowered Kim So-hyun (Love Alarm 2) maintains that she knows everything. Premiering next month on July 24, the mystery rom-com will have PD Nam Sung-woo (Love in Contract) at the helm with writing by Seo Jung-eun (Let Me Be Your Knight). [KBS]