Actor Choi Hyun-wook, who recently shocked fans by his mistake in exposure to Jeolla Province, will return to the CRT with the new drama "That's a Black Dragon."
tvN's new Monday-Tuesday drama "That's Black Dragon," which is scheduled to premiere in February, released pictures and making videos of the script reading scene where major cast members gathered today (6th).
The drama 'That's a Black Salt Dragon' is an unsealed romance between Baek Soo-jung, the team leader of the 'Director Killer' who suffers from black history, and Ban Ki-yeon, the director of the 'Chaebeol III' division with a black salt dragon on his chest. It is based on the popular Naver webtoon of the same name by Hyejin Yang.
Choi Hyun-wook showed off his unexpected charm by playing the role of accompaniment in the play. When he was the head of the headquarters, he raised his excitement as a chic boss, but after summoning his game character, "Black Dragon," he drew laughter with a gap of 180 degrees.
In a still released, Choi Hyun-wook is immersed in reading the script in a white T-shirt. In another photo, he is hand-drawn hearts with other cast members, holding the script and leaving his first script reading commemorative photo with a bright smile.
Earlier, Choi Hyun-wook was rumored to have posted a picture on his Instagram in November last year. I posted a picture of a bear-shaped prop, and this prop was made of transparent material, and his appearance as Jeolla-do was reflected here.
Choi Hyun-wook deleted the photo as soon as he became aware of the problem, but the photo quickly spread online, sparking controversy. Netizens lamented that the image of the male lead in a romantic comedy has become inevitable.
Since then, Choi Hyun-wook has made an official appearance as a presenter at the 2024 Mama Awards. However, as "That's the Black Dragon" is the first time to return to the CRT, more attention is being paid to whether he will be able to recover his image as his main job.
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tvN's new Monday-Tuesday drama "That's Black Dragon," which is scheduled to premiere in February, released pictures and making videos of the script reading scene where major cast members gathered today (6th).
The drama 'That's a Black Salt Dragon' is an unsealed romance between Baek Soo-jung, the team leader of the 'Director Killer' who suffers from black history, and Ban Ki-yeon, the director of the 'Chaebeol III' division with a black salt dragon on his chest. It is based on the popular Naver webtoon of the same name by Hyejin Yang.
Choi Hyun-wook showed off his unexpected charm by playing the role of accompaniment in the play. When he was the head of the headquarters, he raised his excitement as a chic boss, but after summoning his game character, "Black Dragon," he drew laughter with a gap of 180 degrees.
In a still released, Choi Hyun-wook is immersed in reading the script in a white T-shirt. In another photo, he is hand-drawn hearts with other cast members, holding the script and leaving his first script reading commemorative photo with a bright smile.
Earlier, Choi Hyun-wook was rumored to have posted a picture on his Instagram in November last year. I posted a picture of a bear-shaped prop, and this prop was made of transparent material, and his appearance as Jeolla-do was reflected here.
Choi Hyun-wook deleted the photo as soon as he became aware of the problem, but the photo quickly spread online, sparking controversy. Netizens lamented that the image of the male lead in a romantic comedy has become inevitable.
Since then, Choi Hyun-wook has made an official appearance as a presenter at the 2024 Mama Awards. However, as "That's the Black Dragon" is the first time to return to the CRT, more attention is being paid to whether he will be able to recover his image as his main job.
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