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Kim Sae Ron And Lee Chae Min Face Awkward First Love In Heart-Fluttering Every Day, We | Korean News

Kim Sae Ron And Lee Chae Min Face Awkward First Love In Heart-Fluttering Every Day, We | Korean News

Last Updated:February 05, 2026, 05:20 IST Kim Sae Ron and Lee Chae Min reunite in the upcoming youth romance Every Day, We, portraying childhood friends whose bond is tested by a sudden confession. Lee Chae Min gently helps Kim Sae Ron in a heart-fluttering still from Every Day, We. The delicate line between long-term friendship and the sudden spark of romance is about to be explored on the big screen. The upcoming film Every Day, We (literal translation) has officially ramped up the excitement for its March 2026 release by unveiling a series of nostalgic, heart-fluttering stills. Starring Kim Sae Ron and Lee Chae Min, the movie promises to capture the raw, awkward, and sweet essence of being seventeen. Based on a popular webtoon, the story centers on Ho Su (Lee Chae Min) and Yeo Wool (Kim Sae Ron). Their comfortable childhood dynamic is shattered on the very eve of high school when Ho Su unexpectedly confesses his feelings—complete with a kiss—that catches Yeo Wool completely off guard. Reacting with anger rather than affection, Yeo …

Jung Eun Chae & Lee Na Young In Talks To Team Up For Korean Adaption of Swedish Mystery-Thriller Series Honor

Jung Eun Chae & Lee Na Young In Talks To Team Up For Korean Adaption of Swedish Mystery-Thriller Series Honor

Jung Eun Chae And Lee Na Young Offered Lawyer Roles In New Mystery Thriller (Photo Credit – Prime Video/Instagram) A new drama is coming! According to the latest reports, Jung Eun Chae and Lee Na Young have received offers to lead an upcoming drama titled Honor. It will revolve around the story of three lawyers, set in the backdrop of a mystery thriller. The actresses’ agencies affirmed that they are currently reviewing the casting offers but haven’t decided yet. If both of them decide to appear in this drama, this will mark their first collaboration ever. On March 26, Edaily reported that Jung Eun Chae and Lee Na Young are in talks to star in the new mystery thriller Honor (literal title). In response to the reports, eden9 Entertainment, who manages the Romance Is a Bonus Book star, commented, “Lee Na Young has received a casting offer to star in ‘Honor’ and is reviewing it positively.” Jung Eun Chae’s agency also confirmed the same, stating, “She received an offer [to star in the drama] and …

When the Phone Rings: How Yoo Yeon Seok landed his role after Mun Ka Young K-drama; another Chae Soo Bin collab demanded | Web Series

When the Phone Rings: How Yoo Yeon Seok landed his role after Mun Ka Young K-drama; another Chae Soo Bin collab demanded | Web Series

Kim Ji Woon, the K-drama writer behind MBC’s recent hit melodrama sensation When the Phone Rings, showered the show’s leading pair, Yoo Yeon Seok and Chae Soo Bin, with praises following last week’s 12-episode season conclusion. In interviews with K-media outlets, including Star News and iMBC, the prolific writer, though having caused an online storm of criticism with the controversial season finale, revealed why the now-beloved onscreen couple was the perfect pick for the Baek Sa Eon-Hong Hee Joo pair. They even picked up the Best Couple award for their contributions to When the Phone Rings at the 2024 MBC Drama Awards. Yoo Yeon Seok and Chae Soo Bin’s performances have been the major highlight of MBC’s When the Phone Rings despite other controversies. (Instagram – yoo_yeonseok) Why Yoo Yeon Seok was perfectly cast as Baek Sa Eon in When the Phone Rings? Spilling casting deets to iMBC on January 15, Kim Ji Woon recounted how she was profoundly impressed by Yoo Yeon Seok’s melodramatic performance in the 2023 JTBC drama The Interest of Love, …

When the Phone Rings dating rumours addressed: Yoo Yeon Seok sets the record straight on Chae Soo Bin chemistry | Web Series

When the Phone Rings dating rumours addressed: Yoo Yeon Seok sets the record straight on Chae Soo Bin chemistry | Web Series

MBC’s K-drama When the Phone Rings skyrocketed as an instant fan favourite following its premiere in November 2024, thanks to Yoo Yeon Seok and Chae Soo Bin’s palpable angst-ridden chemistry. The melodrama successfully checked off boxes from the get-go, offering viewers a dose of several sub-genres and themes, riding high on emotions. However, the January 2025 season finale was a different story to tell. When the Phone Rings’ 12-episode melodrama saga concluded on January 4, 2025, with the season’s highest nationwide average viewership ratings score. (Instagram – @yoo_yeonseok) Engulfed in mistranslations and misinformation, the show took on a controversial shape, digging into political affairs that fans pilloried as unwarranted creative decisions. Despite the rising issues, When the Phone Rings Episode 12 concluded the season run on a personal high, securing an average nationwide audience viewership rating of 8.6%, according to Nielsen Korea. Also read | Real-life K-drama couple becomes EXO Baekhyun’s neighbours with record luxury villa deal in celeb-loved UN Village Fans bowled over by When the Phone Rings finale’s steamy scene The New Year …

Fans React To When The Phone Rings’ Yoo Yeon Seok And Chae Soo Bin’s Bond Off Camera: ‘They’re So Playful’

Fans React To When The Phone Rings’ Yoo Yeon Seok And Chae Soo Bin’s Bond Off Camera: ‘They’re So Playful’

Last Updated:January 03, 2025, 09:56 IST When the Phone Rings’ leads Yoo Yeon Seok and Chae Soo Bin have previously worked on a TV commercial and appeared on a variety show. When the Phone Rings will conclude on January 4. (Photo Credits: Instagram) Since its premiere, MBC’s drama When The Phone Rings has struck a chord with viewers, thanks to its gripping storyline and the undeniable chemistry between its leads. Yoo Yeon Seok and Chae Soo Bin star as Baek Sa Eon and Hong-Hee Joo, a couple who entered a marriage of convenience three years ago. However, their relationship faces a dramatic shift when Hee Joo is abducted by an unknown assailant. On January 2, the makers unveiled behind-the-scenes footage from episodes 9 and 10 of the ongoing K-drama. Fans on social media quickly noticed the off-screen camaraderie between the lead actors, who were seen sharing laughter and enjoying each other’s company during filming. In the clip, despite the director saying “Cut”, the two actors were seen teasing each other. Yeon Seok tickled Soo Bin, …

When The Phone Rings cast apologises over Chae So Bin’s ‘offensive’ sign language scene: ‘No intent to mock..’ | Web Series

When The Phone Rings cast apologises over Chae So Bin’s ‘offensive’ sign language scene: ‘No intent to mock..’ | Web Series

MBC’s When the Phone Rings kicked off with a bang—but not without controversy. In the premiere episode, Hong Hee Joo’s portrayal of a sign language journalist stirred up backlash, with some viewers feeling a particular scene allegedly mocked sign language. Despite the drama’s gripping storyline, the controversy left a sour note. On November 29, the production team took to the viewers’ bulletin board, offering a sincere apology: “We deeply regret causing concern with certain sign language scenes. When The Phone Rings(Netflix) When The Phone Rings receives backlash over a sign language scene The K-drama, centered around Baek SaEon (Yoo Yeon-Seok) and Hong Hee Joo (Chae So Bin), features the female lead as a sign language interpreter for a news program. In the premiere episode, a transmission error occurs during a live broadcast, causing the program to freeze on Hong Hee Joo’s sign for the word “mountain.” Unfortunately, the gesture is misinterpreted as an obscene hand signal, while the anchor continues with the segment on disaster preparedness. Also read: When The Phone Rings review: Yoo Yeon …

When The Phone Rings review: Yoo Yeon Seok and Chae Soo Bin’s chemistry feels straight out of fanfiction | Web Series

When The Phone Rings review: Yoo Yeon Seok and Chae Soo Bin’s chemistry feels straight out of fanfiction | Web Series

K-drama: When The Phone Rings When the Phone Rings(Netflix) Director: Park Sang-Woo Writer: Geoneomulnyeo (webtoon), Kim Ji Woon Where to watch: MBC/Netflix Genre: Mystery, Romance Release date: November 22 From the moment the opening credits rolled, I was hooked—just like the other K-drama fans who had been waiting for an absolute banger after months of drought. The plot? A mute wife and her icy husband. A classic pairing, but with a fresh twist of secrets and suspense. Their cold and distant marriage is jolted awake by a mysterious phone call that sets the stage for a riveting journey. Also read: Chris Martin dances with daughter Apple at Paris debutante ball, ex Gwyneth Paltrow joins for rare pic With every passing scene of intrigue, a slow-burn romance unfolds, marked by longing glances and unspoken words. You know a show is destined to deliver when its very first episode captivates viewers and plunges them into a fanfiction-inspired world brimming with mystery, suspense, and—let’s admit it—a face card that never declines. When the Phone Rings storyline Adapted from …

Choi Woong, Han Chae Young, Han Bo Reum, And Kim Kyu Sun Have A Complex Relationship In “Scandal” Teaser

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Yeo Jin Goo Hijacks Plane Carrying Ha Jung Woo, Chae Soo Bin, And More In Thrilling “Hijack 1971” Teaser

What are Cookies? When you visit any web site, it may store or retrieve information on your browser, mostly in the form of cookies. This information might be about you, your preferences or your device and is mostly used to make the site work as you expect it to. The information does not usually directly identify you, but it can give you a more personalised web experience. Because we respect your right to privacy, you can choose not to allow some types of cookies. Click on the different category headings to find out more and change our default settings. However, blocking some types of cookies may impact your experience of the site and the services we are able to offer. Always on Site Functionality Cookies We use cookies to provide you with the features and intended user experience of the Sites (e.g. these cookies can help Us with keeping track of user preferences). We use cookies to enable our security features and to help Us detect activities that violate our policies (e.g. these cookies can …

Roh Jeong Eui, Lee Chae Min, And More Clash Over Varied Agendas In Teen Drama “Hierarchy”

Netflix’s “Hierarchy” has unveiled its poster and main trailer! “Hierarchy” is a passionate high-teen drama full of love and jealousy and follows the story that unfolds when transfer students who harbor secrets enter Jooshin High School, where the top 0.01 percent of students reign as the law and order. The newly released poster grabs attention with the tense vibe of Jung Jae Yi (Roh Jeong Eui), the daughter of the powerful Jaeyool Group and the reigning queen of Jooshin High School. Beyond her icy exterior, her worried expression piques curiosity about the secret she’s hiding, while the cell phone in her hand adds to the mystery. Kang Ha (Lee Chae Min), a transfer student, catches attention with his unique tie color among the well-to-do students. Despite his scarred face, his eyes gleam with determination. His clenched fist hints at the possibility of the new transfer student challenging the status quo at the esteemed school, igniting curiosity. The school’s hierarchy and rules, embodied by Kim Ri An (Kim Jae Won), also appear somewhat unstable. The contrast …