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Plenty of actresses do. Song Hye-kyo is doing a short style for her new drama and Kim Tae-ri’s hair is completely different across Mr. Sunshine (braided), 2521 (bangs), Revenant (long) and Jeongnyeon (short).

Filming period set from March 10 into September. Choo Young-woo's filming of Love Doctor is expected to conclude this month. If he's lucky maybe he'll get a week or two off before starting this one😅

A fan would say that. But people have different opinions :)

Personally I just find Kim So Hyun flat in most dramas. She's not outright bad, just not a very engaging actress to me. It was especially evident in Good Boy, opposite Park Bo Gum and his supernova charisma. But she had a decent rapport with Song Kang in Love Alarm (despite the terrible writing), so if they both do accept this drama, I hope this can be a chance to set things right with a better script.

Doesn't really matter *why* people like him, just that a whole lot of people do. That's what you want as an actor, and what gets you the best work.

That's a pretty funny perspective considering he's way more famous than her and has had more recent global hits. She'd be lucky to ride on his coattails to finally get a hit again.

There doesn't seem to be a love triangle, so are SML and SFL a second couple? Or no love line there?

The drama's English title is 'Still Shining'.

Slow burn does not have anything to do with the number of episodes; you can even have a movie that portrays a slow burn romance.

Just confused why every comment section for romcoms get hijacked by people complaining about a love triangle if it's such a common thing. Like then that's what you've signed up for. Grown people fast-forwarding through Park Seo-ham's scenes like he's personally offended them... 😭

What, like it's hard? Melo Movie, My Dearest Nemesis, Doctor Slump, Midnight Romance in Hagwon, and of course Business Proposal. Lots of romance dramas which focus more on second couples (or office drama) than love triangles.

Yet they keep watching all the dramas with this trope anyway. Make it make sense!

It's a remake of a Japanese drama.

How does it look different? I think he looks the same. Like in this jenga video they did. What is different? Other than his hair being longer than usual? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dVmJDCUE0Y

Hiding his feelings in the drama does not mean hiding his feelings from the audience. If the audience just register blankness from a performance, that means the performer has not been able to convey the subtleties of the character.

We are meant to see him struggling with the nature of the family he was brought up in and his more good-natured instincts. But more often than not, his reactions in scenes with other characters are just giving nothing.

Hong Min Ki is not very good at conveying things with his face (it often just reads blank) so I was also confused until another character explicitly calls out the "turmoil in his eyes" when he looks at her or whatever it was, so yeah, he's head over heels for her, just very tsundere about it.

No, because the final episodes have not aired.

Interesting that "suspense" seems to be a genre, curious what that is about.

Nooo, just that she looks tired.

I didn't say anything about her weight?