Appearing in KBS drama "
Again, My Love"
Actress
Park Ye-jin, who has been popular for her candidness on a reality entertainment program, is now playing a totally opposite role in a drama series.
In KBS 2TV's Wed-Thurs series "
Again, My Love" (script
Jo Hee, producer
Kim Jong-chang), which first aired on Wednesday, Park plays the intellectual and beautiful news anchor Choi Yun-hui. The ambitious Hillary Clinton wannabe is miles apart from her persona in the hit SBS ente...
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By Han Sang-hee
Staff Reporter
Veteran actors, with their impeccable acting and experience, are returning to the small screen, recently dominated mainly by good-looking younger people. Some of Korea's favorite actors are getting together to bring the life, love and passion of middle-aged men and women to the small screen with the drama "
Again, My Love" on KBS.
Actors
Park Sang-won,
Choi Myeong-gil and
Jeon In-hwa are famous for their acting, and viewers will have the chance to see them perform together for the first time in the 24-episode series.
"We will show more mature, perhaps even reckless relationships through the drama", Park said at a press conference last week.
Park, 49, is known as one of Korea's best male actors, with his soft smile and charismatic role...
MoreTonight viewers face two choices: tune into the escapades of a strikingly handsome knight or go for a brand new melodrama.
For the past two weeks, ancient Korean hero Iljimae of MBC's "
Iljimae Returns - Moon River" has been winning the Wednesday and Thursday night miniseries ratings race. Now, the competition is heating up with a new series joining tonight's line-up.
Titled "
Again, My Love", KBS' latest installment takes Korean dramas back to their roots, with a twist. Instead of the usual tortured love triangle, "
Again, My Love" centers on an unconventional quintet of stars.
Rising celebrities
Park Ye-jin and
Jeong Kyeo-woon and veterans
Choi Myeong-gil,
Park Sang-won and
Jeon In-hwa weave a web of deceit, betrayal, and yes, adultery in the 24-episode series.
"I have done a lot of conventional family melodramas", said director
Kim Jong-chang of the hit series "
My Rosy Life" (2005) at a press conference Thursday.
Having mastered the art of the tear-jerker - remember the late ...
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