Jung Yong Hwa Is An Actor Who Won’t Do Kiss Scenes + Hong Seung Hee Is His Die-Hard Fan In “Oh My Guard”
Upcoming drama “Oh My Guard” has unveiled character posters introducing its two leads!
“Oh My Guard” is a romance drama that tells the unpredictable love story of Uhm Tae Bong (CNBLUE’s Jung Yong Hwa), an A-list actor with a fatal flaw, and Oh Hae Ra (Hong Seung Hee), a mysterious woman who believes she is Cha Hong Doo, the female lead of his drama.
In his poster, Uhm Tae Bong exudes the relaxed, confident aura of an international superstar. However, the “no kissing” sign above his head hints at his tremendous “flaw”: despite being an actor famous for romance dramas, Uhm Tae Bong absolutely refuses to film kiss scenes.
The new poster piques curiosity about the hidden reason Uhm Tae Bong’s “no kiss scene” policy, along with the secret of the skull-embroidered hoodie pictured at the top.
Meanwhile, the second poster shows Oh Hae Ra surrounded by Uhm Tae Bong merchandise, revealing her to be a devoted fan of the actor.
Notably, the posters share two items in common, both of which are key elements in the story: a pig plushie and the script for “The Crown Prince’s Bodyguard,” Oh Hae Ra’s favorite Uhm Tae Bong drama. After Oh Hae Ra suffers an accident, she starts to mistakenly believe that she is Cha Hong Doo, the drama’s female lead.
The drama’s production team teased, “The character posters are filled with symbolic objects that offer hints about the two characters’ personalities and relationship. While watching the drama, you’ll be able to enjoy the unique fun of discovering the meaning of each item.”
“Oh My Guard” will premiere on October 24 at 10:50 p.m. KST.
In the meantime, watch Jung Yong Hwa in “Sell Your Haunted House” on Viki 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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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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Lee Jun Hyuk And “The Ordinary Jackpot” Stars Get Playful Behind The Scenes
TVING’s “The Ordinary Jackpot” has shared new photos of its cast behind the scenes of filming!
Based on the webtoon of the same name, “The Ordinary Jackpot” tells the story of Gong Eun Tae (Lee Jun Hyuk), an ordinary sales employee who wins the lottery jackpot. Instead of quitting his job, Gong Eun Tae returns to work the very next day with a completely different outlook on life.
The newly released photos offer a glimpse of the fun atmosphere on the set of the drama, with stars Lee Jun Hyuk, Seo Hyun Woo, and Oh Dae Hwan posing for the camera alongside special guest actors Hyun Bong Sik and Cha Mi Kyung.
Check out all of the new behind-the-scenes photos below!
The next two episodes of “The Ordinary Jackpot” will be released on September 24 at 6 p.m. KST.
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Ahn Bo Hyun, Jung Eun Chae, Kang Sang Jun, And Kim Shin Bi Pick Their Favorite Scenes From “Flex X Cop 2”
The cast of SBS’s “Flex x Cop 2” has shared their favorite scenes from the drama!
In Season 2 of SBS’s “Flex x Cop,” Ahn Bo Hyun reprises his starring role as Jin Yi Soo, a third-generation chaebol heir who uses his wealth and connections like cheat codes whenever an investigation reaches a dead end. Meanwhile, Jung Eun Chae joins the cast as veteran detective Joo Hye Ra, the new leader of Jin Yi Soo’s team.
With just two episodes left until the drama’s conclusion, the main leads of “Flex x Cop 2,” Ahn Bo Hyun, Jung Eun Chae, Kang Sang Jun, and Kim Shin Bi picked their favorite scenes from the drama.
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First, Ahn Bo Hyun chose the “Hanoi Transfer Arrest Operation” from episode 6 as his favorite scene. Recalling the scene in which they used a private jet to capture a fugitive who had fled overseas, Ahn Bo Hyun shared, “I remember everything, from the moment we ran down the runway and boarded the private jet to Hanoi to the ad-libs using the megaphone.”
He continued, “The moment I used the megaphone to call out to the fugitive, saying, ‘Jin Yi Soo is here,’ was incredibly satisfying. It was also meaningful because I felt that Violent Crimes Team 1 became an even stronger team as we solved the case.”
Kang Sang Joon, who plays Park Joon Young, chose “all of the arrest scenes” in which the fantastic teamwork of Violent Crimes Team 1 shone. He explained, “I liked all the scenes that wrapped up the investigations of Violent Crimes Team 1, which crossed various genres in each episode.”
He added, “It was especially fun to watch the process of reaching the finish line through the harmony of Jin Yi Soo’s ingenuity and boldness, Joo Hye Ra’s insight and strength, Park Joon Young’s steadfastness, and Choi Kyung Jin’s (Kim Shin Bi) flexibility.”
Kim Shin Bi selected the action sequence from the first episode’s “Mexico Investigation” as his favorite. He recalled, “It was the longest action scene the three of us performed together before Team Leader Joo Hye Ra arrived.”
He added, “It stands out the most in my memory because each character’s personality and individuality shone through in the spectacular and exhilarating action.”
Jung Eun Chae sparked anticipation by mentioning a scene from the final episode that has yet to air. Choosing her confrontation scene with serial killer Yoo Sung Won (Yoo Seung Ho), Jung Eun Chae shared, “I vividly remember the moment when Jin Yi Soo, Joo Hye Ra, and Yoo Sung Won faced each other amid a mix of emotions—anger, hatred, and resentment that had built up over many years.”
The next episode of “Flex x Cop 2” will air on September 18 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
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Watch: Song Kang, Lee Jun Young, And More Give Their All Filming Emotional And Intense Action Scenes In “Four Hands, Two Sonatas”
tvN’s “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” has unveiled a new making-of video for episodes 5 and 6!
The new behind-the-scenes video features Lee Jun Young trying his hand at maneuvering the camera and earning praise for his attempt despite being told he needs to practice for about five more years.
Song Kang and Lee Jun Young are also shown giving it their all during an intense scene in the rain and mud.
Meanwhile, Go Chang Suk comments, “I saw [Song Kang] for the first time. I knew he was handsome, but I didn’t know it was to this extent, so I was a little flustered.” Song Kang adds, “I’m really shy, but he made me very comfortable, so we are having a fun time filming.”
Watch the full making-of video below!
“Four Hands, Two Sonatas” airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:10 p.m. KST.
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Behind the Scenes: Kateryna Dudka’s OF Bikini Photoshoot
The Las Vegas summer got a whole lot hotter when Kateryna Dudka stepped on set for OF Merch’s latest swimwear shoot. Sharing the spotlight with the must-have new Striped bikini, a bowl of fresh blueberries, and a male model named Alex, Kateryna delivered just as much personality behind the scenes as in front of the camera. Between polished campaign shots, underwater photography experiments, and plenty of hilarious moments, we got Kateryna’s takes on the shoot and what makes a great bikini.
Sometimes, you might not be in the mood for a slow burn that takes half the series to get a hand-hold. Then you’ve come to the right place. These K-dramas deliver on the romance with plenty of kissing, undeniable chemistry, and the kind of kiss scenes that have fans replaying them over and over again. If you’re looking for K-dramas where there are plenty of kisses, these are the ones to add to your watchlist.
1. “What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim”
Park Seo Joon plays Lee Young Joon, a boss whose secretary, Kim Mi So (Park Min Young), is ready to quit working for him. Devastated and lost after hearing the news, he tries to win her back, and in the process, he ends up falling in love with her.
Talk about hot and heavy—Park Seo Joon and Park Min Young have one of the most iconic K-drama kiss scenes of all time. Their chemistry is absolutely unreal, and the drama is filled with long, passionate kisses that still get talked about years later. The famous wall kiss and the way Lee Young Joon completely lets his guard down around Kim Mi So make every kiss scene feel even more intense and unforgettable.
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2. “Her Private Life”
“Her Private Life” is a K-drama rom-com starring Park Min Young and Kim Jae Wook. The series involves an artist by the name of Ryan Gold (Kim Jae Wook), who falls in love with an art curator named Sung Duk Mi (Park Min Young), who is also a fangirl of an idol group member.
People couldn’t get over the hot and steamy chemistry between the two leads and how undeniably strong their kiss scenes were. Remember that blindfold kiss scene?! Their romance feels mature and natural, and when you are two veteran actors, you can totally make the connection believable. This is one of those rare rom-coms where the physical chemistry is just as strong as the emotional connection.
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3. “King the Land”
In “King the Land,” Lee Jun Ho plays Gu Won, a wealthy hotel heir who is initially cold and emotionally distant. But things change when he meets Cheon Sa Rang (Lim Yoona), and his walls start to crumble.
There’s nothing better than a K-drama where the guy falls first and falls hard. The kitchen kiss scene with the sprinklers going off is easily one of the hottest moments in the entire series and absolutely worth a rewatch. Not to mention, Lee Jun Ho and Lim Yoona have such insanely good chemistry!
4. “1% of Something”
In “1% of Something,” Lee Jae In (Ha Seok Jin) enters a six-month contract relationship with Kim Da Hyun (Jun So Min) in order to secure his grandfather’s inheritance. Despite being complete opposites who constantly bicker and clash, they slowly fall for each other.
There’s a reason Ha Seok Jin is known for delivering some of the best K-drama kiss scenes. Every kiss between the two leads feels intense, emotional, and full of chemistry. Even after they break up, they still share a few unforgettable kisses that make the angst hit even harder. This drama still has some of the hottest kiss scenes in K-drama history, and it’s time people started talking about it again.
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5. “It’s Okay, That’s Love”
Zo In Sung plays Jang Jae Yeol, a famous writer dealing with childhood trauma and mental illness. With the support of his friends and Ji Hae Soo (Kong Hyo Jin), he slowly confronts his past and learns to lean on others as he works toward healing.
What makes a K-drama kiss scene even better? When it comes after nonstop bickering and unresolved tension. Hae Soo and Jae Yeol start off constantly arguing and getting under each other’s skin, so when they finally give in to their feelings, the kisses hit so much harder. Their chemistry is electric, and every kiss feels emotional, passionate, and completely earned.
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6. “Something in the Rain
“Something in the Rain” stars Son Ye Jin as Yoon Jin Ah and Jung Hae In as Seo Joon Hee. The two have known each other since childhood, but their relationship takes a romantic turn as adults. Despite their age gap and disapproving family members, they fall deeply in love and fight to be together.
There are so many kiss scenes in “Something in the Rain” that immediately come to mind when you think of memorable K-drama kisses. This sweet noona romance gave us some of the most natural and intimate moments between Son Ye Jin and Jung Hae In, who brought so much chemistry and emotion to their characters. Their kiss scenes felt incredibly genuine and passionate, making it impossible not to root for their relationship.
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7. “Yumi’s Cells”
In the famous webtoon adaptation “Yumi’s Cells,” Kim Go Eun plays Yumi, an ordinary girl who gives herself to everything she does but often gets hurt or taken advantage of. All she wants is to find love, and when she finds it difficult to convey her feelings to someone she likes, she becomes very self-conscious.
The buildup to the first kiss in “Yumi’s Cells” was so sweet and gave viewers all the butterflies. Kim Go Eun and Ahn Bo Hyun‘s height difference, combined with the romantic background music, made the scene burst with chemistry. The two share many kisses after that, including that memorable one in the hotel room, and each one is just as romantic. With the love cell and tongue cell getting so excited about their relationship, it is truly one of the sweetest and most fun romances to watch.
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8. “Lovely Runner”
After hearing the heartbreaking news of top star Ryu Sun Jae’s (Byeon Woo Seok) death, devoted fan Im Sol (Kim Hye Yoon) travels 15 years into the past and meets him as a teenager. Determined to change his future, she tries to save the person who once gave her comfort through his music.
If you’ve watched this series, you know exactly which kiss I’m talking about. The slow-burn buildup between Sun Jae and Im Sol makes their first real kiss all the more satisfying, while their height difference makes every long, emotional kiss even more heart-fluttering. Their love story is filled with longing, sacrifice, and second chances, making every kiss in the series feel deep and memorable.
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9. “Lovestruck in the City”
Park Jae Won (Ji Chang Wook), a passionate architect, can’t get over a mysterious woman who took his heart and his camera. Lee Eun Oh (Kim Ji Won), an ordinary woman, begins living as the carefree Yun Seon Ah and catches his attention. But due to unexpected circumstances, Eun Oh is forced to walk away from Jae Won, only for their paths to cross again later.
“Lovestruck in the City” is packed with some seriously steamy kiss scenes between Ji Chang Wook and Kim Ji Won. Their chemistry is undeniable, and all the longing, tension, and emotional push and pull between them makes every kiss feel even more intense. The contrast between the carefree beach setting in the beginning and the busy city backdrop later on makes their romance even more unforgettable.
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Lee Dong Wook, Kim Hye Jun, And More Highlight Close Bond Behind The Scenes Of “A Shop For Killers 2”
Disney+ original series “A Shop for Killers 2” has unveiled new behind-the-scenes stills!
Based on a novel by “The Killer’s Shopping List” author Kang Ji Young, “A Shop for Killers” is an action drama that follows Jeong Ji An (Kim Hye Jun), who moves in with her uncle Jeong Jin Man (Lee Dong Wook) after her parents’ passing. Jin Man runs a shopping mall, but when he suddenly dies, Ji An inherits his secret and dangerous legacy and becomes the target of suspicious killers. Season 2 follows Ji An, who becomes the shopping mall’s new CEO. She joins forces with Jin Man, who returns alive, to fight back against the global forces of Babylon.
The newly released stills capture everything from the cast’s immersive performances on set to their warm and playful moments when the cameras stop rolling.
Lee Dong Wook, who plays Jeong Jin Man, a man determined to protect his only niece, is seen carefully monitoring his performance and discussing the scene with the director and staff.
In other photos, Kim Hye Jun’s meticulous efforts to portray both Jeong Ji An’s tough, sharp exterior and her genuine affection for those around her shine through.
Also featured are Geum Hae Na as Min Hye and Kim Min as Pasin, who fight alongside Jin Man and Ji An to protect Murthehelp, as well as Baek Soo Jang as Cheol Seung and Kim Jae Chul as Seong Beom, who also play members of the team.
The stills also offer a behind-the-scenes look at the Babylon faction, Murthehelp’s formidable enemy. Jo Han Sun, who plays Bale, Jin Man’s powerful adversary, commands a strong presence even off camera. A photo of him posing with Lee Dong Wook in his Bale makeup offers a fun contrast to the intense confrontation between their characters.
Jung Yun Ha, who plays Kusanagi, the head of Babylon’s East Asian branch, also fully embodies her character, from her piercing gaze to her posture. Hyunri as Q and Masaki Okada as J likewise took on demanding action sequences with impressive passion, helping bring the stylish action that defines “A Shop for Killers 2” to life.
All episodes of “A Shop for Killers 2” are now available to watch on Disney+.
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“The Husband” Stars Namkoong Min, Kim Dae Myeung, Lee Seol, And Lee Sang Hee Pick Their Favorite Scenes Ahead Of Finale
KBS2’s “The Husband” is winding down to a close!
“The Husband” is a thriller drama about a man on the brink of divorce who unexpectedly becomes embroiled in a desperate fight with a dangerous criminal in order to rescue his wife.
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Ahead of the August 9 finale, “The Husband” leads Namkoong Min, Kim Dae Myeung, Lee Seol, and Lee Sang Hee picked their most unforgettable scenes from the drama.
Namkoong Min picked the scene in which his character Kang Tae Joo finds Noh Man Hee’s (Kim Dae Myeung) house and faces the culprits in episode 6 as his most memorable scene. The actor remarked, “I think it’s a scene that well-captures an ordinary doctor who has never properly handled a gun in his life as he becomes gradually bolder in order to save the person he loves and the process of how his fear and nervousness transform into steadfast resolve. It’s the scene in which Kang Tae Joo’s emotional change is most dramatically shown.”
Namkoong Min further mentioned the scene in which he does a video call with Noh Man Hee at his in-laws’ house as well as the scene where he points a gun at Lee Soo Hyung (Park Byung Eun). He shared, “While acting as Kang Tae Joo, the part I worried most over was how would an ordinary person act in this situation. Unlike the characters I’ve portrayed until now, Kang Tae Joo is an ordinary doctor with no special ability or bold courage, so I wanted to show a person who is a little clumsy but still shows bravery in the end despite being afraid.”
Kim Dae Myeung chose the scene from episode 2 where he is on a video call with Kang Tae Joo while looking around Kang Tae Joo’s in-laws’ house, threatening Kang Tae Joo and Go Se Yoon’s (Lee Seol) parents while taking Go Se Yoon as hostage. He shared, “I recall borrowing a practice room alone and preparing by checking the movements one by one,” mentioning the time and effort he spent in perfecting the scene.
Kim Dae Myeung further brought up the scene of chasing after Go Se Yoon across a frozen reservoir, saying, “Thanks to the filming crew, who ran around with me even in the cold weather, and the lighting team, who installed huge lights high in the sky to illuminate the vast reservoir, we were able to complete [the scene], which makes it even more memorable. I’m still very grateful.”
Lee Seol shared, “I want to pick the scene that will be revealed today (August 9) of Go Se Yoon and Kang Tae Joo meeting at the forest,” raising anticiaption for the finale. She added, “It’s a scene I’m particularly fond of because it captures the more comfortable, mature dynamic between the two, along with the quiet and peaceful atmosphere of the forest.”
Lee Sang Hee chose the scene from episode 6 in which her character Kim Kyung Ae told Go Se Yoon to be quiet. She mentioned, “People around me who I like have quoted that line and mentioned it to me. It was a really nice feeling to hear them bring it up. When I read the script, I thought it was a scene that would be both a challenge and a key to portraying Kim Kyung Ae well. I really wanted to pull it off, and seeing how happy I was to hear people mention it made me think I did a good job with it.”
The production team shared, “With their talented acting skills, Namkoong Min, Kim Dae Myeung, Lee Seol, and Lee Sang Hee perfectly completed ‘The Husband’ into a well-made crime thriller,” asking viewers to anticipate the finale where all the secrets and truth will be revealed.
“The Husband” will air its final episode on August 9 at 9:20 p.m. KST.
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