JYJ’s Jaejoong to star alongside Song Seung Hun in new drama, ‘Time Slip Dr. Jin’

JYJ‘s Jaejoong has been confirmed to star in the upcoming drama, ‘Time Slip Dr. Jin‘ alongside actor Song Seung Hun. The drama is set back in 1860 during the Joseon dynasty.

Jaejoong’s role will be of an excellent Joseon military official named Kim Kyung Tak. His character has a lot of self-esteem and a very competitive nature. In addition, he is in love with a girl that he has known since childhood and is very genuine in his loyalty to her.

Jaejoong will be the fateful rival to Dr. Jin Hyuk, played by Song Seung Hun, who travels back in time from the 21st century.

The producers stated, “Jajeoong was very successful through ‘Protect the Boss‘ and will make his small screen comeback to show a different appeal that he has hidden with the role of Kim Kyung Tak in ‘Time Slip Dr. Jin’. We hope there will be a lot of interest in his acting transformation as it is Kim Jaejoong’s first appearance in a sageuk (historical) drama.”

Kim Jaejoong will show off a different side from his appearance on modern TV with his martial art skills and his unapproachable charisma.

Are you looking forward to watching Jaejoong on the small screen once again?

Source: TV Report via Nate
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Kim Hee Sun to make small screen comeback after six years with Song Seung Hun

Actress Kim Hee Sun, who’s widely regarded as one of the most beautiful faces in Korea, has announced that she’ll be making her first small screen comeback in six years with Song Seung Hun for the historical fantasy drama, ‘Faith‘!

Kim Hee Sun’s last project was ‘Smile Again‘ in 2006, and she’s been on hiatus ever since getting married and giving birth in 2007. She was confirmed for the drama in 2010 but productions were delayed, naturally causing a delay in her comeback as well.

Preparations are finally underway, though, with talks of MBC picking it up for their network. After finalizing their cast list, filming will begin shortly after with this summer as its tentative broadcast date.

‘Faith’ is a fantasy drama that takes place during the Goryeo Dynasty. Centered around Korean medicine, the drama wlil be directed by PD Kim Jong Hak.

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Song Seung Hun becomes the restaurant CEO of ‘Blacksmith’

Actor Song Seung Hun has become a restaurant CEO!

On December 22nd, Song Seung Hun celebrated the opening of his new Italian restaurant chain, ‘Blacksmith‘, in Shinsa-dong, Seoul.

The actor expressed, “I remember when I was little, I went to a hotel buffet for the first time for my dad’s birthday, and felt surprised with all the food. At the time, I thought that you could eat all of the food in the world if you owned a hotel.”

He continued, “Ever since then, I’ve wanted to become a hotel or restaurant CEO, and I feel that this business helped me realize that goal. I’ll also be treating those who don’t have the financial capability of eating out to a few delicious meals a month.”

‘Blacksmith’ is a new restaurant chain launched by Caffe Bene.

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Kim Tae Hee, Song Seung Hun, and Park Yoochun serve as CF models for ‘BlackSmith’

Actor Song Seung Hun along with actress Kim Tae Hee and JYJ‘s Park Yoochun have been selected to be the newest CF models for a new Italian restaurant chain named ‘BlackSmith‘.

‘BlackSmith’ is a new Italian restaurant chain launched by the operators of chain coffee shop ‘Caffe Bene‘, and they’re ready to open their first location in Gangnam on the 17th.

They have selected the aforementioned three celebrities to represent their restaurant, and they recently ended the filming for their CF on the 24th.

The concept behind the ad was to showcase both friends and lovers enjoying their meals at the restaurant, and fans will be able to see a different appeal to all three celebrities.

The restaurant was named ‘Blacksmith’, expressing their desire to ‘craft’ dishes that preserve the rustic flavors of Italy.

Caffe Bene’s second project ‘BlackSmith’ has captured the attention of the public who are eager to find out if the restaurant will do as well as their coffee shops.

Source & Image : AsiaToday via Nate