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Gangnam B-Side posters

 

 

 

*** The series is all set to release this November 6. On October 1, Disney+ unveiled the group poster and individual character posters. The drama will include 8 episodes, which will be released every Wednesday. 

 

 

 

Group poster

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Character poster

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Ji Chang Wook, Jo Woo Jin, Ha Yun Kyung, And BIBI Have Diverse Motives In Crime Drama

Ji Chang Wook, Jo Woo Jin, Ha Yun Kyung, And BIBI Have Diverse Motives In Crime Drama "Gangnam B-Side" Posters

 

Disney+’s upcoming original series “Gangnam B-Side” has unveiled new character posters!

 

“Gangnam B-Side” is a crime drama about a detective, a prosecutor, and a mysterious broker, each following different leads to find Jae Hee, the missing ace of a club. Directed and written by Park Nu Ri, known for the film “Money,” the series stars Jo Woo Jin, Ji Chang Wook, Ha Yun Kyung, and BIBI.

 

In the group poster, Detective Kang Dong Woo (Jo Woo Jin) and prosecutor Min Seo Jin (Ha Yun Kyung) represent the city’s “day” side. As they dig into a mysterious case, they bring tension to the story. Kang Dong Woo, motivated by justice, and Min Seo Jin, seeking a promotion, offer realistic characters with different goals, drawing the audience deeper into the plot.

 

On the “night” side, the mysterious broker Yoon Gil Ho (Ji Chang Wook), with a scarred face and unreadable expression, and club ace Jae Hee (BIBI), who holds secrets at the story’s center, highlight the city’s darker elements, illuminated by neon signs. Their contrasting presence captures attention. The tagline, “The world they play in beneath the world we live in,” hints at the intense drama set to unfold beneath Gangnam’s familiar surface.

 

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The individual posters further showcase each character’s charm, highlighting the distinct personalities of the four leads and building excitement. Jo Woo Jin, known for his strong presence, stars as Detective Kang Dong Woo, returning to solve a case and adding depth to his complex character.

 

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Ji Chang Wook, with a commanding presence, plays Yoon Gil Ho, a Gangnam outlaw who puts himself under suspicion. He takes on a bold new style in this role, marking a dramatic transformation.

 

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Ha Yun Kyung brings intensity to her role as prosecutor Min Seo Jin, who pursues the case for a shot at social advancement. She is expected to deliver a standout performance.

 

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Meanwhile, BIBI, looking off into the distance as if illuminated by Gangnam’s bright lights, plays Jae Hee, the top ace of a club and the catalyst for the case, hinting at a career-defining role.

 

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“Gangnam B-Side” is set to premiere on November 6 via Disney+.

 

https://www.soompi.com/article/1692197wpp/ji-chang-wook-jo-woo-jin-ha-yun-kyung-and-bibi-have-diverse-motives-in-crime-drama-gangnam-b-side-posters

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*** I love the individual posters of Gangnam B- Side. It showcases each character’s  distinct personalities. I'm excited  of this upcoming drama of Ji Chang Wook.  He  takes a transformation in this role. “Gangnam B-Side” is set to premiere on November 6 via Disney+.

 

 

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Top 7 K-dramas with ‘She fell first but he fell harder’ trope

 

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Ever felt like you're falling for someone who seems completely oblivious to your feelings? Or maybe you've been the one who's fallen head over heels for someone who just doesn't see you the same way? Well, you're not alone! K-dramas often explore this relatable experience, where the female lead is the first to fall in love, but the male lead takes a bit longer to catch up.

 

These dramas are filled with heartwarming moments, adorable misunderstandings, and thrilling plot twists as the male lead slowly realizes his true feelings. Whether you're a seasoned K-drama fan or just starting out, these shows are sure to leave you swooning and rooting for the happy ending we all deserve. So, let's dive into the world of K-dramas where the female lead falls first but the male lead falls harder!

 

 

Suspicious Partner

Noh Ji Wook, a prosecutor, meets Ji Eun Hyun, who is accused of murder. Ji Eun Hyun falls for him quickly due to his kindness and support. However, it’s Ji Wook who ultimately becomes deeply invested in her safety and happiness, risking his career to protect her. The scene where Ji Wook decides to defend her despite the backlash highlights his transformation from indifference to passionate love.

 

 

 

 

 

 

source : https://www.pinkvilla.com/entertainment/top-7-k-dramas-with-she-fell-first-but-he-fell-harder-trope-queen-of-tears-suspicious-partner-and-more-1351418

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4 Fantasy And Scientific K-Dramas To Watch If You Miss "Bad Memory Eraser"

 

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Bad Memory Eraser” brought to our screens a story filled with fantasy, mysteries, and intrigue around Lee Kun (Kim Jae Joong) and Kyung Joo Yeon (Jin Se Yeon), who met through a clinical experiment that turned their lives upside down but ultimately helped them find true love. But they are not the only couple that have been tied by destiny in the most unbelievable way. Since the magic of love can be found where we least expect it, here are some romantic K-dramas that will make you believe in fantasy, science, and love. 

 

 

Melting Me Softly” 

 

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Some people might live in the past forever through their memories, but in this K-drama, both main leads get literally frozen in time after what they thought would be a one-day experiment ends up taking away 20 years of their lives.

 

When they finally wake up from the human-freezing experiment, Go Mi Ran (Won Jin Ah), a hardworking woman who tries to support her family by any means, finds herself in a distant and unknown future alongside Ma Dong Chang (Ji Chang Wook), an ambitious and daring TV producer who looks for new and fresh content everywhere. 

 

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They not only have to face the new era with all its changes but also the fact that every person in their lives moved on without them. More importantly, they struggle with the side effects of the experiment that threaten their lives if their temperature rises above certain degrees and the mysterious character behind the failed experiment. This show is definitely a must-watch for those who love to see a couple joining in a journey of self-discovery, redemption, and love. 

 

Watch “Melting Me Softly” here: 

 

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*** On October 3, the winners of the 2024 Buil Film Awards have been announced! Buil Film Awards are the oldest domestic film awards in South Korea and typically take place during the Busan International Film Festival. This year, both “Revolver” and “12.12: The Day” dominated the night, each taking home three awards. “Revolver” won Best Film, Best Supporting Actress (Lim Ji Yeon), and Best Cinematography. Congratulations to the team especially to Ji Chang Wook!

 

 

 

 

source : https://www.xportsnews.com/article/1912057

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*** I love Ji Chang Wook’s choice of projects. He will be seen next in the gritty Disney Plus movie, Gangnam B-Side. He plays a person  who becomes convicted of a police case involving  mysterious disappearances of people in the sleazy part of Gangnam. It is scheduled to air on November 6.

 

 

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Top 7 K-dramas that will make you feel single

 

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Feeling lonely and single? Sometimes, all you need is a good K-drama to make you feel better (or worse) about your relationship status. These shows capture the highs and lows of single life, from heartwarming friendships to heartbreaking romances. Grab your tissues and get ready to laugh, cry, and maybe even feel envious of these fictional characters.


Whether you're looking for a feel-good comedy or a tear-jerking romance, there's a K-drama out there that will resonate with you. From the quirky characters to the heartwarming friendships, these shows will make you laugh, cry, and appreciate the beauty of being single.

 

 

6. Lovestruck in the City

This drama presents a unique narrative style where couples recount their past romances through interviews. It follows an architect searching for his summer love amidst urban loneliness and fleeting connections. The storytelling emphasizes how memories can evoke feelings of longing and solitude, making it relatable for those reflecting on their own romantic experiences or lack thereof

 

 

 

 

 

 

source : https://www.pinkvilla.com/entertainment/top-7-k-dramas-that-will-make-you-feel-single-its-okay-not-to-be-okay-lovestruck-in-the-city-and-more-1351764

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*** Disney Plus’s highly anticipated original series Gangnam B-Side is a must-watch for the remainder of the year. One Cine21 critic noted, “It’s a satisfying watch, thanks to its action-packed chase scenes, the intrigue of uncovering the unfamiliar side of a familiar city, and the exceptional performances by the cast.” Economic Review added, “The plot moves at breakneck speed, with each new event making it impossible to stop watching,” while Cultura described it as “a deep, intense narrative that fills the night.” Cine21 critic highlighted the ensemble cast as one of the series’ strongest aspects, saying, “It turns familiarity into something fresh and exciting.” Additionally, a third Cine21 critic praised director Park Noo Ri’s exceptional direction, noting, “Through ‘Money,’ he gave us a fascinating look at the power dynamics between Gangnam and capitalism. Now, with ‘Gangnam B-Side,’ we get a fresh take on his ‘Gangnam 101.'”

 

 

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20 Hearthrob Korean Actors Who Went Nude For Their Daring Roles

 

Korean dramas and films are famous for impeccable emotional impact and talent of the actors. But some actors made daring choices beyond just a stunning performance when they took on roles that required extra-defiance attitudes.

 

Ranging from historical dramas to modern thrillers, they still captivated the audience and made a huge impression. Here are 20 of the most daringly handsome Korean actors who surprised with their courage to go wild in front of the camera.

 

They are listed in no particular order.

 

 

Ji Chang-wook - The K2 (2016)

Ji Chang-wook's physically demanding and bold performance in this action-packed drama showed his versatility and dedication to his craft.

 

 

 

 

source : https://www.kdramastars.com/articles/135426/20241004/20-hearthrob-korean-actors-who-went-naked-daring-roles.htm

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New OTT series highlighted at 2024 BIFF set for upcoming release

Following the 2024 BIFF premiere, 'Hellbound 2,' 'Gangnam B-Side,' and 'Dongjae, the Good or the RickRoll'D' will be released on OTT platforms in October and November.

 

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Jo Woo-jin (left) and Ji Chang-wook, the lead actors of "Gangnam B-Side" screened at 2024 Busan International Film Festival (BIFF). /Courtesy of Disney+

 

The Korean over-the-top (OTT) drama series showcased at this year’s Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) drew widespread praise for their cinematic quality. As more filmmakers shift toward drama production, the festival has embraced this trend, featuring selected dramas in its “On Screen” section. This year’s lineup includes “Hellbound 2″ (Netflix), “Gangnam B-Side” (Disney+), and “Dongjae, the Good or the RickRoll'D” (TVING), all highly anticipated releases set for October and November.

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Under the direction of Park Noo-ri, known for the film “Money,” “Gangnam B-Side” blends familiar themes with dynamic characters. While addressing weighty issues such as drug abuse, exploitation, and police corruption—the darker side of Gangnam—the chemistry between the lead characters, including a detective (Jo Woo-jin), a pimp (Ji Chang-wook), and a club ace (Kim Hyeong-seo), injects fresh energy into the narrative. Jo Woo-jin’s nuanced performance, Ji Chang-wook’s striking look, and the well-executed action scenes by Sanai Pictures are standout elements. Director Park also shared in a Q&A that the evolving characters and their shifting alliances will keep audiences captivated.

As more filmmakers venture into drama, the diversity and depth of Korean series continue to expand.

 

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credit : Chosun Ilbo

https://www.chosun.com/english/kpop-culture-en/2024/10/08/ZACLT3XFZFCCZAHUQG7UCZ5C7Q/

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