Following the highly popular SBS series, "Wife's Temptation," "Two Wives," another outrageous tale of adultery and betrayal, hits Korean screens.
Headed by Hallyu star Kwon Sang-woo's wife Sohn Tae-young, the new SBS series revolves around the lives of Kang Chul-soo, played by Kim Ho-jin, his wife, played by Kim Ji-young, and his lover Han Ji-sook.
Sohn Tae-young is taking on the role of Kang Chul-soo's lover, Han Ji-sook. In an unlikely twist of fate, Sohn's Han Ji-sook, a single mother, manages to wrest Kang from his wife, only to lose him after a car accident. After his accident, Kang contracts amnesia. Having been erased from Kang's memory, single mother Han faces a tumultuous future.
The plot sounds all to familiar to other Korean dramas that I've seen in the past. The tangled love triangle and the lost of memory of the key character is the cause of the heartaches.
This is Sohn Tae-young first role since the birth of her son to husband Kwon Sang-woo.
Source: Korean Herald
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
"Two Wives" hits Korean screens
Labels: Drama, Korean Entertainment, Sohn Tae-young
Monday, May 4, 2009
Coffee Prince get a movie version

Yes, you heard that right. If you've never seen the original korean drama Coffee Prince I urge you to see it. It is the best drama ever. Acutally it's a comedy not so much a drama. This series has brought the name Yoon Eun-hye to the limelight, and for me personally, I fall in love with Gong Yoo (picture above, far left).
Filming will begin in October and aim for release in February 2010. Producer is casting for the leads and they have not ruled out using the original cast. I would hope that Gong Yoo and Yoon Eun-hye return to the role as Go Eun-chan, Choi Han-gyul, they were so good together.
Labels: Drama, Korean Entertainment
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