“kiDnap GAME” Director Talks Lee Joon Gi And Sakaguchi Kentaro’s Chemistry And The Drama’s Deadly Game
The director of the upcoming drama “kiDnap GAME” has shared more insights into the series.
“kiDnap GAME” is a thriller centered on an unprecedented kidnapping case that unfolds simultaneously across seven Asian cities—Seoul, Tokyo, Taipei, Singapore, Bangkok, Naha, and Manila. The story follows seven individuals who are each given different missions and forced into a deadly survival game, where they must complete their assignments before anyone else in order to save their loved ones and survive.
Ahead of the drama’s premiere, director Yusuke Kato, who helmed the series, personally introduced the project, from its starting point to the chemistry between its two leads.
Director Yusuke Kato explained, “Kidnappings occur simultaneously in seven Asian cities, and mysterious messages are sent to the victims’ families, marking the beginning of a brutal survival game.” He continued, “The question of ‘How far would you go to save someone you love?’ runs throughout the entire series.”
The choices made by the participants are also a key element that drives the story. Director Yusuke Kato explained that even seemingly insignificant choices can lead to irreversible consequences in unexpected ways, adding that the series captures the choices and beliefs of people pushed into extreme situations.
He also expressed satisfaction with Sakaguchi Kentaro and Lee Joon Gi’s chemistry. “Their chemistry was excellent,” he said. “Both actors genuinely care about the set and have an incredible passion for acting, so they openly exchanged ideas and shared positive energy with each other.”
He added, “Because the two of them worked well together and enjoyed immersing themselves in their roles, their incredible emotional scenes and the intense tension between them came through on screen.”
Another defining feature of the series is that its story unfolds simultaneously across different Asian cities, from Seoul and Tokyo to Taipei, Singapore, Bangkok, Naha, and Manila. A key point to watch will be how the kidnapping cases occurring in different locations are ultimately connected as part of a single game.
Director Yusuke Kato said, “As the series progresses, the answers to who designed this brutal game, what its true purpose is, and whether the choices made by the participants were actually the right ones will gradually be revealed.”
“kiDnap GAME” will premiere on October 6 at 10 p.m. KST.
In the meantime, watch Lee Joon Gi in “Flower of Evil” with subtitles below!
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Watch: Kim Ji Yeon, Park Seo Ham, Jang Se Hyuk, And Moon Seung You Showcase Sweet Chemistry On Set Of “Dive Into You”
“Dive into You” has released a new making-of video following its premiere!
The new making-of video features playful moments from the cast. While filming the judo competition scene, Jang Se Hyuk lightly taps Park Seo Ham, who exaggerates and pretends to fall over in pain.
Kim Ji Yeon and Jang Se Hyuk also get nervous while filming on top of the diving board, and when Jang Se Hyuk sticks his leg out, Kim Ji Yeon quickly pulls him back in fear. Later, Kim Ji Yeon mentions, “Ha Ru (Jang Se Hyuk) was so scared that I wasn’t frightened anymore.”
As the drama features elements of soul swap, Kim Ji Yeon and Jang Se Hyuk also discuss how their characters would act after soul swapping, such as Kim Ji Yeon showing Jang Se Hyuk how she would wipe away her tears.
The making-of video ends with Kim Ji Yeon, Park Seo Ham, Jang Se Hyuk, Moon Seung You, and Kim Joon Hyun sharing their excitement for the drama as well asking viewers to tune in.
Watch the making-of video below!
“Dive into You” airs every Saturday and Sunday at 10:30 p.m. KST.
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Watch: Kim Ji Won, Lee Jung Eun, Kim Woo Seok, And More Preview Playful And Lively Chemistry On Set Of “Doctor X”
SBS’s “Doctor X” has shared a sneak peek of behind-the-scenes moments from the drama!
Based on the hit Japanese series of the same name, “Doctor X” is a medical noir drama starring Kim Ji Won as Gye Soo Jung, a genius surgeon who proves what it truly means to be a doctor through pure skill alone as she “operates” on a corruption-ridden establishment.
The newly released making-of teaser features the professional sides of the cast as they film their scenes as well as the silly and playful moments from between takes. Despite the serious nature of her character, Kim Ji Won is all smiles off camera, sharing a hug and playful dance with Lee Jung Eun, who plays Jang Hee Sook, the head of a medical staff agency.
Along with Kim Ji Won, Kim Woo Seok—who plays surgical intern Park Tae Kyung—sends a confident thumbs up, further raising anticipation for the drama’s premiere.
Check out the making-of video teaser below!
“Doctor X” will premiere on October 9 at 9:50 p.m. KST. Stay tuned for updates!
In the meantime, watch Kim Ji Won in “Fight My Way” on Viki:
Watch: Kim You Jung And Park Jinyoung Test Their Chemistry At Poster Filming For “100 Days Of Deception”
The cast of “100 Days of Deception” is already impressing with their chemistry!
Helmed by director Yoo In Shik of “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” and the “Dr. Romantic” series, “100 Days of Deception” is a period spy romance set over 100 days during the Japanese occupation of Korea.
Ahead of the premiere, “100 Days of Deception” shared a new making-of video from the drama’s poster shoot. Before filming begins, Park Jinyoung sweetly helps remove dust from Kim You Jung’s clothes. The two are playful as they test their chemistry for the poster shoot. When commenting that the lighting is too bright, Park Jinyoung motions that Kim You Jung shines even brighter.
During another poster shoot, Kim You Jung laughs at Park Jinyoung’s positioning of his hand over her chin. Park Jinyoung can’t stop laughing as he says, “I’m sorry, it’s my first time doing something like this.” While wrapping up, Kim You Jung suggests they try swapping positions, impressing the set with their chemistry.
Furthermore, the cast members of “100 Days of Deception” including Kim You Jung, Park Jinyoung, Kim Hyun Joo, Lee Moo Saeng, and Jin Sun Kyu charm with their individual shoots for the drama’s posters.
In the interviews that follow, the cast expresses their excitement to greet viewers soon with the drama.
Check out the making-of video!
“100 Days of Deception” will premiere on October 10 at 9:10 p.m. KST. Check out the latest teaser for the drama here!
In the meantime, watch Kim You Jung’s latest drama “Dear X” on Viki:
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Kim Ji Yeon, Park Seo Ham, And More Dish On Their Close Bond And Perfect Chemistry In “Dive Into You”
The cast of “Dive into You” has talked about their exceptional teamwork ahead of the drama’s premiere!
“Dive into You” is a fantasy romance starring WJSN’s Kim Ji Yeon (Bona) as Yoon Ha Na, an A-list actress who unexpectedly winds up swapping bodies with her twin brother Yoon Ha Ru (Jang Se Hyuk). After learning they can travel back in time using an old camcorder, the twins return to the past and attempt to prevent the death of Yoon Ha Na’s first love Jung Woo Jae (Park Seo Ham).
The synergy between Kim Ji Yeon, Park Seo Ham, Jang Se Hyuk, and Moon Seung You will be one of the drama’s key highlights as they portray young people who risk everything to protect the people they cherish.
Kim Ji Yeon recalled her experience on set, saying, “Every moment was so enjoyable that it felt like we were doing a ‘try not to laugh challenge’ every time we filmed—I had so much fun, it was to the point that the hardest part of filming was actually trying to hold back our laughter.”
She gave their teamwork “9 out of 10,” adding, “Our teamwork is perfect, but I think viewers will fill in that final point. I hope you’ll join us for ‘Dive Into You’ as you watch the friendship and love between the characters, along with their various stories.”
Park Seo Ham described the set as feeling “just like a holiday family gathering,” saying, “We’re having so much fun filming in such a comfortable atmosphere that there’s hardly ever a moment without laughter. I think this atmosphere is possible because we have such great chemistry with one another. I’m always grateful to be filming with everyone because I can really feel how much we care for and support one another in every moment. I think that chemistry is coming through well in the drama, too, so please look forward to it.”
Jang Se Hyuk shared, “They made the effort to come up to me first from the very beginning, so we quickly became close. We also joke around a lot, so I think our chemistry came naturally. As we continued filming, there were moments when we could understand each other through just our eyes or reactions without even having to rehearse together. I think we’re a team that really clicks.”
Finally, Moon Seung You, who plays Yoon Ha Ru’s girlfriend of 10 years Seo Ye Rang, used her character’s name Ye Rang to express her affection for the “Dive into You” team, saying, “Yeverybody, I Sarang [love] you.” She added, “We clicked well from the very first day of filming, and as we continued working together, we naturally came to understand each other’s styles better, which made our chemistry even stronger. If I had to rate our chemistry, I’d give it a 5 out of 5, because there isn’t a single flaw in our teamwork.”
“Dive into You” premieres on September 26 at 10:30 p.m. KST and will be available to watch on Viki.
In the meantime, check out teasers for the drama with English subtitles below!
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Han So Hee, Choi Min Sik, And Cast Show Off Their Close-Knit Chemistry Behind The Scenes Of “The Intern”
The film “The Intern” has unveiled fun behind-the-scenes photos from the set!
A remake of the Hollywood film of the same name, “The Intern” follows an office life that transcends generations and job titles, beginning when Gi Ho (Choi Min Sik), a senior intern with 37 years of work experience, joins WOO22, a company led by Sun Woo (Han So Hee), a workaholic CEO whose fashion brand has emerged as a dark horse just three years after its launch.
The newly released behind-the-scenes photos capture the cast letting loose and breaking into bright smiles, highlighting their warm bond even off-camera.
One photo shows Choi Min Sik poking his head through a doorway with a bright smile, while another captures him chatting away with Kim Geum Soon, who plays the romantic barista Hee Sook.
Choi Min Sik also joins his fellow new hires Kim Yo Han and Yoon Sang Jung, who strike playful poses as he makes a comically surprised expression between them. Their fun chemistry highlights the unique bond shared by the three interns, who come from different generations.
The stills also highlight Han So Hee’s lovable off-screen charm. Unlike her cool-headed character in the film, she flashes a bright smile while holding a slate inside a car and shows her playful side while filming her scenes.
Notably, one photo captures Han So Hee celebrating her birthday while wearing a crown and holding a bouquet of flowers, as Choi Min Sik stands beside her with a cake to celebrate, hinting at the cast’s close-knit teamwork.
“The Intern” is currently playing in theaters in South Korea.
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Chae Soo Bin And Kim Young Kwang’s Electric Chemistry Gets Complicated By New Rivals In “Take Charge Of My Heart”
Netflix’s upcoming series “Take Charge of My Heart” has unveiled new stills ahead of its premiere!
Based on the web novel of the same name, “Take Charge of My Heart” is an electrifying romantic comedy about a man whose artificial heart is running out of battery and a woman with the unique power to recharge him. Kim Young Kwang stars as the cool and collected Baek Ho Rang, while Chae Soo Bin plays the lovely Na Bo Bae.
The newly released stills capture the changed daily lives of Baek Ho Rang and Na Bo Bae. Baek Ho Rang, who normally prioritizes being stable and peaceful, suddenly finds himself in an unexpected situation when the battery of his artificial heart runs out. The only person who can recharge him is Na Bo Bae, who possesses the ability to generate electricity.
Baek Ho Rang is also a special person to Na Bo Bae. Despite her electric abilities, he is the only person who does not get shocked when he comes in touch with her.
The two gradually grow closer after entering into a three-month “charging contract” based on their mutual needs.
In one still, Baek Ho Rang embraces Na Bo Bae while checking his heart rate. In another, a sleepy Na Bo Bae holds his hand, raising curiosity about how their relationship will evolve now that physical contact has become an essential part of their lives.
New characters also enter the picture, bringing further complications to their relationship. Cha Woo Min plays Ji Eun Ho, a top star who is active in films, dramas, and variety shows. As Na Bo Bae’s “No. 1 fan,” Ji Eun Ho is a devoted man who has eyes only for her. As Baek Ho Rang and Na Bo Bae grow closer, viewers are left wondering how Ji Eun Ho will affect their relationship.
Jeong Jae Kwang transforms into Choi Do Yoon, TS Group’s troublemaker. Baek Ho Rang’s cousin, Choi Do Yoon has a peculiar rivalry with him and constantly provokes him.
Shin Do Hyun plays Han Seol Hee, the head of Hanlim Planning. A determined woman who is willing to obtain whatever she sets her sights on, Han Seol Hee becomes interested in Baek Ho Rang and is expected to become another variable in his relationship with Na Bo Bae.
Heo Dong Won plays Yoon Jae Ho, the chief secretary who works closely with Baek Ho Rang, while Kim Mi Kyung takes on the role of TS Group Chairwoman Gong Man Seol. Kim Hye Eun plays Baek Kyung Jin, Baek Ho Rang’s aunt and the president of TS Hotel.
Yang Hyun Min plays director Yeom Min Gyu, who gives the single drama writer Na Bo Bae the mission of writing a “steamy adult romance.” Kim Ah Young plays Na Bo Bae’s best friend Jo Seo Jung, who knows all of her secrets. Gong Min Jung makes a special appearance as Na Bo Bae’s older sister Na Ji Hye, a former national taekwondo gold medalist.
“Take Charge of My Heart” will premiere on Netflix on October 9.
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Watch: Seong In Ho And Kim Do Min Show Sweet Chemistry While Filming Kiss Scenes On Set Of “Summertime”
BL drama “Summertime” has unveiled a new making-of video for episodes 7 and 8!
“Summertime” is a youth romance BL about longtime childhood friends Yeo Eun Ho (Kim Do Min) and Cha Do Hyun (Seong In Ho) as they face their feelings for each other across the boundary of friendship and love.
The newly released making-of video features Kim Do Min and Seong In Ho rehearsing their various kiss scenes. In addition to sharing a brief kiss during rehearsals, the two also share a kiss scene on a ferris wheel. Kim Do Min comments, “I think we [kissed] for about 10 minutes,” while Seong In Ho adds, “We kissed so much that our jaws hurt, right?”
Kim Do Min also adds how its his first time on various amusement park rides. He explains, “I was shaking because I was more scared than I thought, so Do Hyun held my hand by my side.”
When the making-of video asks Kim Do Min what his character wants to do when he turns 20 years old, he jokingly replies, “Break up with Cha Do Hyun.” Following Seong In Ho’s shock, he amends the statement, saying, “Let us be happy forever!”
Watch the making-of video below!
While waiting for more episodes, check out Soompi’s masterlist of Korean BL dramas here!
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5 Costume Period C-Dramas With Perfect Chemistry
Costume period C-dramas have an undeniable charm, whether it is for the beautiful cinematography, the astonishing wardrobe styles, or the intriguing plots that combine history, martial arts, and fantasy. But sometimes, what draws people in the most is the incredible chemistry between the main leads. Sometimes a pairing turns so iconic that it redefines the standards for what to expect in these types of shows. Here are some C-dramas that will definitely change your brain chemistry with their perfect pairings!
1. ”Blossom”
Dou Zhao (Meng Zi Yi) has lived as a fine noblewoman her entire life, despite her political family being a mess and her husband cheating on her with her own sister. However, when her family is framed for treason, she tries her best to save her own life. That’s when she encounters General Song Mo (Li Yun Rui). Although his life has been far from easy, having to fight injustice after injustice and even facing a mortal illness, when he meets Dou Zhao, something in him flourishes instantly. Sadly, they are already too deep into disgrace, and both tragically die at the hands of the real traitors. However, their lives are far from over.
After her early death, Dou Zhao wakes up as her younger self, before her mother passed away. She realizes that the heavens have given her a second chance at life to change her destiny and in the process, probably saving Song Mo’s life as well. This story follows a convoluted plan, devastating truths, and unexpected villains, but it is also filled with a romance that burns slow and deep. As Dou Zhao and Song Mo challenge every obstacle, going from reluctant acquaintances to fierce lovers, you will find yourself invested in their story, which not only vindicates their tragic past lives but also opens the door for a brighter and warmer future for them together.
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2. ”The Prisoner of Beauty”
This C-drama shows us what the true definition of enemies to lovers is. Not even Romeo and Juliet could have had a worse beginning than this couple; however, their love story proves to be all the more epic for it. Wei Shao (Liu Yu Ning), one of the last remaining members of the Wei family, has lived his entire life with only two things in mind: to recover his family’s lost territory and to get revenge on the Qiao family, the clan that betrayed them, resulting in his father’s and brother’s deaths. However, as he is returning to conquer his land, the Qiaos offer a last olive branch by proposing a marriage between him and their youngest daughter.
Sick at the idea of marrying the daughter of a traitor, Wei Shao does everything in his power to prevent their union until he meets Xiao Qiao (Song Zu Er), the Qiao’s eldest daughter. In an attempt to protect her family, she accepts the marriage proposal without ever guessing the turbulent journey ahead of her. Their relationship doesn’t exactly have smooth sailing, with resentment and bitterness standing between them. However, the charm of their dynamic lies in that. Her values, passion, and courage end up melting away all of his barriers, and she slowly but passionately falls in love with the crass man who hides a wounded child within his heart, eventually finding in each other the home they once lost.
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3. ”Legend of the Female General”
This story follows He Yan (Zhou Ye), the oldest daughter of the He family, who, in some sort of Mulan-like fashion, lives as a man to protect her family’s honor. But after turning into a prominent General, her family decides to cast her aside, getting rid of her in the most despicable way. At the same time, her brother, taking her position as a commander, ends up joining a treacherous plan to get rid of Xiao Jue’s (Ryan Cheng) father and his army. With both their lives completely broken, He Yan and Xiao Jue reunite again, but this time, she is determined to recover her own identity while he is set to get revenge on those who destroyed his whole world.
This show not only captivates you with its intriguing plot, but also with its unique characters and solid development. From the very beginning, He Yan stands on her own, strong and resilient, defying the status quo of her role as a woman, being as skilled as the best warrior. On the other hand, after his life’s tragedy, Xiao Jue finds it hard to trust her; however, he also cannot turn away from the unmatched woman in front of him. As both overcome painful truths, fighting side by side on the battlefield, a love that could conquer every mountain blooms between them, delivering an unmatchable story for years to come.
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4. ”A Splendid Match”
After Gu Jin Zhao (Ren Min) is cast aside as an infant by her biological father, on the belief that she will bring disgrace to him, she decides that no one but herself will choose her fate. Growing up coddled by her maternal grandmother, she turns into a strong-willed, smart, and rich young girl, someone able to defy every expectation. At her coming-of-age ceremony, she meets Chen San Ye (Ci Sha), a calculating minister who is determined to bring reform to the empire, even if that means putting his life on the line. Their paths don’t seem to be meant to cross, but as circumstances make her go back to her ancestral home, their lives start to tangle up until they are unable to separate.
Though their interactions start awkwardly, given that he is much older than she is, as time passes, Gu Jin Zhao is capable of taking an equal stand beside Chen San Ye on her own, which leads to her opening her heart to him. On the other hand, once he figures out his feelings for her, Chen San Ye is willing to give it all to ensure she will become his wife. Though it is a slow-burn romance, once they become a couple, they don’t shy away from showing how passionate they can be. As they unite in one heart and one mind, they become a force to be reckoned with, one that will be able to bring down the evil forces within the court.
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5. ”The Double”
If we’re talking about chemistry, then this couple cannot be missed. “The Double” is a story that’s so set on the revenge plot but it somehow still manages to bring out an outstanding romance. When Xue Fang Fei (Wu Jin Yan) finds herself in a pit, being buried by her own husband, she feels like dying. However, after sweet Jiang Li (Yang Chao Yue) saves her, Fang Fei decides that her own death will serve as a way to avenge her savior, who tragically dies, and to discover the truth behind the malicious scheme to get rid of her. Once Fang Fei returns to the city pretending to be Jiang Li, she realizes right away that, to achieve her goals, she will need a powerful ally.
That’s when she meets Duke Xiao Heng (Wang Xing Yue). Standing at the top of the court, he is on his own journey to reveal who tried to kill him as a child, forever tarnishing his life. Although he never planned to fall in love with the mysterious Fang Fei, the more he deciphers her personality, the more he is drawn to her. As they uncover who is pulling the threads behind the scenes at the palace, they will face risks, envy, and mortal enemies to win their freedom and obtain justice, fighting to live their lives against all odds.
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Andy zar is an avid drama watcher, from K-dramas to C-dramas, she believes any weekend is a good weekend to enjoy 12 hours of binge-watching dramas. She loves romance, web comics, and K-pop. Find her on Instagram @wuaitboni.
Currently watching: “My Bias, My Boss” and “Blossom Through the Cloud“ Plans to watch: “The Ordinary Jackpot”
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Sung Hoon, Oh Se Young, And More Showcase Chemistry At Script Reading For Upcoming Romance Drama
The upcoming drama “What a Boss Wants” (working title) has shared a glimpse of its first script reading session!
Based on a web novel of the same name, “What a Boss Wants” is a romance drama about Kwon Do Hyuk (Sung Hoon), a chaebol boss with zero sense of taste who sets out to find the woman whose voice he heard on an album, and Lee Eun Chae (Oh Se Young), the lead vocalist of an indie band who becomes the only variable in his otherwise perfect life.
The script reading brought together director Kang Sol, writer Nam Ji Yeon, and the main cast, including Sung Hoon, Oh Se Young, CNBLUE’s Lee Jung Shin, Park Jung Hak, Jo Hee Bong, Lee Do Yeop, Kim Yun Kyung, and Lee Choong Joo.
Sung Hoon plays Kwon Do Hyuk, the CEO of Oyes Entertainment and a genius in the field of AI who hides deep wounds behind his perfect exterior. Playing a cool-headed realist who trusts data more than people, Sung Hoon’s restrained speech and charismatic presence bring Kwon Do Hyuk’s complex personality to life.
Oh Se Young plays Lee Eun Chae, a job seeker by day and the vocalist “Soo” of an indie band by night. Her bright energy and confident charm brought warmth and liveliness to the character, who leads two very different lives.
Kwon Do Hyuk and Lee Eun Chae constantly clash, and Sung Hoon and Oh Se Young’s witty back-and-forth during the script reading already showcased their fun chemistry.
Lee Jung Shin transforms into Moon Tae Kyung, a pediatrician with a warm and easygoing charm. Playing a character well-liked by everyone, Lee Jung Shin adds energy to the drama with his gentle manner and thoughtful acting.
The veteran actors also added to the excitement with their performances. Park Jung Hak, Jo Hee Bong, Lee Do Yeop, Kim Yun Kyung, and Lee Choong Joo each bring their own distinct personalities to their roles, creating strong chemistry and adding depth to the drama.
“What a Boss Wants” is scheduled to premiere in November.
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