Watch: Shin Ha Kyun, Oh Jung Se, And Heo Sung Tae Bring Intense Action To Life In “Fifties Professionals” Making-Of Video

MBC’s “Fifties Professionals” has shared a new making-of video!

“Fifties Professionals” is an action-comedy about three seemingly ordinary but secretly dangerous middle-aged men who are brought back into action by destiny. The three men, who once reigned at the top of their respective fields, find themselves exiled to the remote island of Yeongseon after a mysterious incident. There, they begin a bittersweet and comedic quest to uncover the truth about the fateful day from 10 years ago that changed their lives.

The newly released making-of clip captures the cast’s focus and teamwork on set, particularly during the drama’s action-heavy sequences.

Shin Ha Kyun is seen meticulously rehearsing his choreography during individual action shoots. Even after filming his scenes, he immediately checks on the condition of fellow actors before returning to practice his movements again.

Meanwhile, Oh Jung Se works closely with the director to fine-tune the details of his character’s movements. From timidly opening a door to awkwardly getting caught by the foot and falling, he carefully syncs each action beat to his character’s personality. In contrast to his clumsy on-screen persona, he also impresses on set by quickly mastering the stunt team’s choreography and executing the action sequences with ease during rehearsals.

Heo Sung Tae brings a lighter energy to the set, focusing on comedic ad-libs alongside co-star Lee Hak Joo.

The video also showcases the cast filming large-scale action scenes in the rain. Between takes, the three actors remain deeply focused, constantly discussing choreography, throwing themselves fully into the physical performances, and rehearsing with intensity.

Watch the full video below!

The next episode of “Fifties Professionals” airs on May 29 at 9:50 p.m. KST.

Watch the first two episodes of the drama below:

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Watch: Kim Go Eun And Kim Jae Won Bring Nonstop Laughter With Their Playful Chemistry On Set Of “Yumi’s Cells 3”

“Yumi’s Cells 3” has shared a new making-of video!

The behind-the-scenes look begins with Kim Go Eun introducing herself as Yumi and Kim Jae Won as Soon Rok. Although linking arms at first, Kim Go Eun quickly lets go and playfully claims, “We’re not close yet,” making Kim Jae Won burst out into laughter. The two promise, “We plan on gradually getting closer!”

When filming begins, Kim Go Eun shares that she has gone skydiving before on her own, much to Chansung’s surprise. Making a special appearance on the show, Chansung realistically portrays a skydiving scene.

Before filming, Kim Go Eun and Kim Jae Won sit side by side, each looking over and reviewing their script in their own way. After filming the bungeoppang scene, Kim Go Eun remarks, “My relationship with Soon Rok is not good right now.” Kim Jae Won comments that he would have given Yumi the bungeoppang, but getting back into character, he pretends not to understand Yumi’s perspective, much to Kim Go Eun’s exasperation.

In their spare time, they take turns complimenting each other to the making-of camera. Kim Jae Won remarks that Kim Go Eun’s head is smaller than his fist while Kim Go Eun praises Kim Jae Won’s tall height.

Throughout filming, Kim Go Eun and Kim Jae Won struggle not to laugh due to the funny scenes. The set atmosphere remains lighthearted, with moments of Kim Jae Won playing with the dog and the two actors chatting on set.

Watch the full making-of video below!

If you haven’t already, start watching “Yumi’s Cells 3” on Viki:

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Song Geon Hee, Seo Ji Hye, Jung Moon Sung, Baek Hyun Jin, And More Bring Diverse Charms To New Drama “The Scarecrow”

ENA’s upcoming drama “The Scarecrow” has unveiled new stills featuring its supporting cast!

“The Scarecrow” follows a detective investigating a series of murders who is forced into an unlikely partnership with a man he despises. Set between 1988 and 2019, the suspenseful story tracks two men bound by misfortune and an uneasy alliance of hatred as they chase the truth across 30 years.

The stills show characters who appear to have stepped out of Gangseong in 1988 and reflect the mood and emotion of that time. First, the stills show Lee Ki Beom (Song Geon Hee) and Kang Soon Young (Seo Ji Hye) looking at each other with warm, affectionate eyes.

The two are a same-age couple who grew up in the same neighborhood and have promised to marry, but they are unexpectedly pulled into a series of murders and face major hardships. Lee Ki Beom, the younger brother of Lee Ki Hwan (Jung Moon Sung), is a responsible young man who will do anything for his family and loved ones. Kang Soon Young, the younger sister of Kang Tae Joo (Park Hae Soo), is an elementary school teacher with a calm and steady personality.

Another still shows Lee Ki Hwan, a bookstore owner, spending time with longtime hometown friends and former elementary school classmates Kang Tae Joo and Seo Ji Won (Kwak Sun Young) after a long time, looking happier and more comfortable than ever.

In another still, Kang Tae Joo is seen with four Gangseong Police Station officers Kim Man Chun (Baek Hyun Jin), Jang Myung Do (Jeon Jae Hong), Do Hyung Gu (Kim Eun Woo), and Park Dae Ho (Ryu Hae Joon) as they review case logs together. They work both independently and together to catch the true culprit behind the serial killings that have shaken Gangseong.

Squad chief Kim Man Chun is a seasoned officer with depth and experience who delivers a strong and steady presence. With his down-to-earth leadership, he serves as a pillar of support for Kang Tae Joo.

In contrast, Jang Myung Do and Do Hyung Gu are figures who frequently clash with Kang Tae Joo and drive conflict. Their intense and rough presence dominates the atmosphere, portraying corrupt officers who bow to power and rely on violence.

The youngest detective at Gangseong Police Station, Park Dae Ho, is shown in a tense and cautious stance. Though still clumsy and inexperienced, he diligently follows Kang Tae Joo and takes part in investigations at crime scenes.

“The Scarecrow” premieres on April 20 at 10 p.m. KST and will be available on Viki.

In the meantime, you can watch teasers for the drama with English subtitles below:

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Jung Woo, Krystal, Shin Seung Ho, And More Bring Unique Personalities To Life In “Audition 109” Posters

“Audition 109” has unveiled new character posters ahead of its release!

A sequel to Jung Woo’s representative film “Wish,” “Audition 109” follows Jjanggu (Jung Woo), who leaves Busan for Seoul to chase his dream of becoming an actor. Despite struggling to make ends meet and facing repeated rejection, he refuses to give up, returning to audition rooms time and again.

In his poster, Jjanggu, who dreams of becoming an actor, is seen staring straight ahead with his cap pulled low. His calm yet unwavering gaze reflects the persistence of youth that continues to rise again despite repeated failures, conveying his determination to endure in the unfamiliar city of Seoul.

Meanwhile, Min Hee (Krystal) fixes her gaze on someone with a calm expression. However, her hard-to-read eyes and distant demeanor reveal complex emotions, caught between drawing closer and pulling away.

Jang Jae (Shin Seung Ho) appears slightly flustered, his momentary honesty contrasting with his usual bravado, highlighting his down-to-earth charm as Jjanggu’s close friend.

In contrast, Joon Sang (Hyun Bong Sik) wears a relaxed smile, looking down at someone with composure. His polished suit and confident posture emphasize his position as a rival to Jjanggu.

Kkangnaengi (Jo Beom Gyu) fills the frame with wide, startled eyes, his exaggerated expressions and unpredictable reactions hinting at the humorous situations he will encounter while adapting to life in Seoul.

Lastly, Soo Young (Kwon So Hyun) looks off to the side, hinting at layered emotions. Her calm yet steady gaze suggests a grounded, clear-headed perspective, positioning her as a character who will bring balance to the narrative.

“Audition 109” is set to hit theaters nationwide on April 22.

In the meantime, watch Jung Woo in “Miraculous Brother” on Viki:

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And watch Krystal in her ongoing drama “Mad Concrete Dreams”:

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