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Rowoon for Netflix’s latest K-drama, A Time Called You.A Time Called You, a remake of the 2019 Taiwanese series Someday or One Day, stars Ahn Hyo-seop (A Business Proposal) as lead male character Koo Yeon-jun. Meanwhile, Rowoon made a special appearance as Tae-ha, a friend of Yeon-jun’s.In a new interview with SBS Star, the actor spoke about how he had “always wanted to work together” with Rowoon and “recommended” the former SF9 member when production was looking for a special guest actor.

Single’s Inferno, its producers have teased.During a press conference for Single’s Inferno season three, producer Kim Jae-won revealed that “a lot of changes to the rules” have been made after his team got “a lot of feedback for [season two] being too similar [to season one]”, per The Korea Times.“So many things have changed, such as allowing couples to go to paradise within 30 minutes of meeting on the first day,” he added. “The dynamics of the show evolved so rapidly, which even surprised us creators.”Kim also teased a “hidden rule” that will be in place during the third season of Single’s Inferno, while keeping mum on details “So please see it for yourself through the show and find out,” he said.Elsewhere during the press conference, the Single’s Inferno produced also said that he thinks season three is “the best season in terms of entertainment”, adding that the cast members are “ore upfront and straightforward” than before.“They don’t care what other people think,” he revealed.

Single’s Inferno.Single’s Inferno follows a group of singles as they live together on a remote island dubbed Inferno, where they try to find love while keeping their personal details hidden from one other.The only way to make it off the island and get themselves to Paradise, which is characterised by luxurious hotel suites, is to find romance by pairing themselves with another contestant.The new trailer for the popular reality dating show’s new season previews a number of the contestants, including one that the panel of emcees describe as “look[ing] like [BLACKPINK‘s] Jennie”.Season 3 of Single’s Inferno will also see season 2 contestant Kim Jin-young – better known as DEX – joining the show as the fifth member of its panel of emcees.DEX will join the reality show’s four original hosts: TV personality Hong Jin-kyung, Island actress Lee Da-hee, Super Junior member Kyuhyun and former Phantom member Hanhae.The third season of Single’s Inferno will premiere December 12 exclusively on Netflix. The number of episodes that the new season will feature is currently unknown.The first season of the reality series debuted in December 2021 and ran for eight episodes.

A Time Called You director Kim Jin-won has spoken about the changes of the new Netflix K-drama, as compared to its source material, the 2019 Taiwanese series Someday or One Day.In a new interview with The Korea Times, Kim opened up about how it felt like working on A Time Called You, which is a remake of the popular 2019 Taiwanese series, Someday or One Day.The director shared that because he is a “big fan” of the original series, a huge “difficulty” when it came to A Time Called You was “finding the balance between staying true to the original and carving out new identity”.“If it’s too similar, there comes a question on our series’ identity and on why we are making this series,” he said, later noting that he and screenwriter Choi Hyo-bi “didn’t deliberately try to make huge changes”.“As we go with the flow, we know it will have certain aspects of the characters that will naturally deviate,” Kim added. “There have been a lot of changes to the characters, rather than in the overall story.”Kim singled out changes to the character of Nam Si-heon, played by Ahn Hyo-seop of A Business Proposal fame, as the one that really affected the “overall tone of the series”.“I believed that creating Si-heon as more adult and mature would help to develop the story more smoothly,” the A Time Called You director added.

A Time Called You star Jeon Yeo-been says the memorable moment while filming the new Netflix K-drama was the kissing scene.Jeon Yeo-been recently spoke to South Korean media about her time working on A Time Called You, during which she recalled the memorable moment from the K-drama’s production.The actress said that the “first one that springs to mind” was when she and co-star Ahn Hyo-seop were filming a kissing scene on Jeju Island, which lies in the south of the Korean Peninsula.“We encountered lots of difficulties there, because there were just way too many tourists around,” Jeon recalled, per SBS Star. “When Hyo Seop and I were filming our kissing scene, the tourists screamed and were like, ‘Oh my! Oh my!’.”The actress added that the moment was “pretty distracting” and that she had to “try really hard to concentrate”.

Rowoon, a member of boyband SF9, wasn’t paid “any money” for his role in the new Netflix K-drama A Time Called You.Last week, Netflix released its latest South Korean series, titled A Time Called You. The new K-drama, which stars Ahn Hyo-seop (A Business Proposal) and Jeon Yeo-been (Vincenzo), is a remake of the 2019 Taiwanese series Someday or One Day.The series features a special appearance by Rowoon, who plays the character of Tae-ha, a friend of male protagonist Si-heon (portrayed by Ahn).

YG Entertainment artists have fully recovered from COVID-19 and are no longer in quarantine, confirms the label.YG issued a statement earlier today (February 3) via Break News announcing that 10 of its artists, who were all previously diagnosed with the virus, have recovered and are no longer in isolation.These artists include WINNER’s Lee Seung-hoon, iKON’s Kim Jin-hwan, Song Yun-hyeong, Goo Jun-hoe, Kim Dong-hyuk and Jung Chan-woo, TREASURE’s Choi Hyun-seok, Yoshi, Jun-gyu and Mashiho. This means all idols who were previously reported to have contracted the virus have now recovered.“They were respectively quarantined in their homes and health authorities evaluated that they were in no danger of further spreading the virus,” wrote YG, as translated by Korea JoongAng Daily.

My Name, has revealed lead actress Han So-hee’s initial reaction to its script.In a commentary video for Netflix’s latest Korean action series My Name, the main cast, comprising of Han So-hee, Ahn Bo-hyun and Kim Hee-soon, alongside the show’s director Kim Jin-min and scriptwriter Kim Ba-da, broke down various key scenes from the series.When recalling the cast and crew’s “first encounters” with each other as production for My Name began, the series’ director revealed that the show’s scriptwriter “really wanted” Han as its lead protagonist, explaining that she was looking for a “beautiful female character” to perform its action scenes.“I still remember when my script got approved,” scriptwriter Kim reminisced.

My Name director Kim Jin-min has expressed his gratitude to Squid Game for putting Korean content on the map for international viewers.In a recent interview with The Korea Herald, Kim Jin-minspoke about the immense success of the South Korean thriller series Squid Game, which was released last month, and the impact it has had on the reception of My Name.Kim was asked if he felt that Squid Game‘s popularity has placed pressure on him and My Name to succeed, especially considering that Han So-hee drama was released so soon after the global sensation.In response, Kim said that he believes Squid Game‘s popularity has given his own show a boost.

My Name director Kim Jin-min has expressed his gratitude to Squid Game for putting Korean content on the map for international viewers.In a recent interview with The Korea Herald, Kim Jin-minspoke about the immense success of the South Korean thriller series Squid Game, which was released last month, and the impact it has had on the reception of My Name.Kim was asked if he felt that Squid Game‘s popularity has placed pressure on him and My Name to succeed, especially considering that Han So-hee drama was release so soon after the global sensation.In response, Kim said that he believes Squid Game‘s popularity has given his own show a boost.

Kim Jin-sun, CEO of South Korean film studio and exhibitor Megabox Plus M, is the driving force behind a partnership that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago: He has arranged for his company, which controls 20 percent of South Korea's movie screens, to become an exclusive theatrical release partner for Netflix. As recently as 2017, when Netflix wrote South Korea's leading auteur Bong Joon-ho a blank check to produce his big-budget action film Okja, South Korea's largest cinema chains were united in their resistance to the U.S.