In the chinese version there was a 20-year gap... this one loses that impact.
No. You are just referring to chinese actor/actress age gap irl. But in the drama, their characters only have 10 years more or less (pmy and ysj only has 9 years age gap).
Park Minyoung will transform into a workaholic deputy manager of the Legal Affairs Team who is "married to her work" in SBS's new Wed-Thu drama Nine to Six, which premieres on November 25.
Ahead of the premiere, stills released on the 22nd show Kang Yiji sporting a neat, sharply cut bob and a perfectly tailored suit. In the office, her sparkling eyes and firm expression while on the phone highlight her professional side, showing that she does not allow even the slightest room for error when it comes to work.
She is also seen facing off against Jung Kitae (Jo Bokrae), a master of office politics. As she gives him a cold stare while he blocks her path, the two share a tense moment, raising curiosity about what will unfold between them.
The production team said, "Park Minyoung perfectly portrays this realistic character who repeatedly finds herself torn between work and love, earning high praise from the staff. Please look forward to the performance of Park Minyoung, the Queen of Office Rom-Coms, as she returns with a new character and delivers a performance that will heighten both the excitement and relatability of the drama."
Park Minyoung, Yook Sungjae and Go Soo are teaming up for Nine to Six.
SBS's new drama Nine to Six, directed by Lee Hyungmin and Oh Songhee and written by Choi Jioh, is a workplace romance about a 100% logical woman and a 100% warm-hearted man who navigate both their careers and their love lives while discovering new answers to work and love.
Park Minyoung plays Kang Yiji, a workaholic deputy manager on the legal team at Chronic Motors. A rational woman who believes that dating and marriage are ultimately just the result of hormones, Kang Yiji finds herself experiencing unexpected feelings that make her heart flutter after meeting Han Sunwoo, a sweet younger man, and Park Hyuntae, an ideal division head. Park Minyoung, known as a "rom-com queen" for her successful office romances such as What's Wrong with Secretary Kim, Forecasting Love and Weather and Marry My Husband, is raising expectations with her acting skills and her unique ability to completely embody her characters.
Yook Sungjae transforms into Han Sunwoo, the kind of ideal younger man who is hard to find in real life, adding to the romantic excitement. After joining Chronic Motors' legal team as an intern, Han Sunwoo earns the trust of his colleagues through his quick judgment and diligence. He is a younger man who combines warmth with a strong sense of responsibility. Following the acting skills he demonstrated in The Haunted Palace, Yook Sungjae returns with a more mature approach to romance, raising anticipation for his new character transformation.
Go Soo has been cast as Park Hyuntae, a division head newly assigned to Chronic Motors Korea, adding even more anticipation. In the drama, Park Hyuntae is someone who judges Kang Yiji solely on her abilities. In particular, this marks Go Soo's first romance role in around 15 years, making viewers eager to see the new charm he will bring to his character as a division head. Attention is focused on the romantic tension and performance Go Soo will create through his deep, expressive gaze and acting.
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Unlike some actors who has 4 dramas per year
Ahead of the premiere, stills released on the 22nd show Kang Yiji sporting a neat, sharply cut bob and a perfectly tailored suit. In the office, her sparkling eyes and firm expression while on the phone highlight her professional side, showing that she does not allow even the slightest room for error when it comes to work.
She is also seen facing off against Jung Kitae (Jo Bokrae), a master of office politics. As she gives him a cold stare while he blocks her path, the two share a tense moment, raising curiosity about what will unfold between them.
The production team said, "Park Minyoung perfectly portrays this realistic character who repeatedly finds herself torn between work and love, earning high praise from the staff. Please look forward to the performance of Park Minyoung, the Queen of Office Rom-Coms, as she returns with a new character and delivers a performance that will heighten both the excitement and relatability of the drama."
I cant wait to see her chemistry with sungjae and go soo. fighting to the cast!
SBS's new drama Nine to Six, directed by Lee Hyungmin and Oh Songhee and written by Choi Jioh, is a workplace romance about a 100% logical woman and a 100% warm-hearted man who navigate both their careers and their love lives while discovering new answers to work and love.
Park Minyoung plays Kang Yiji, a workaholic deputy manager on the legal team at Chronic Motors. A rational woman who believes that dating and marriage are ultimately just the result of hormones, Kang Yiji finds herself experiencing unexpected feelings that make her heart flutter after meeting Han Sunwoo, a sweet younger man, and Park Hyuntae, an ideal division head. Park Minyoung, known as a "rom-com queen" for her successful office romances such as What's Wrong with Secretary Kim, Forecasting Love and Weather and Marry My Husband, is raising expectations with her acting skills and her unique ability to completely embody her characters.
Yook Sungjae transforms into Han Sunwoo, the kind of ideal younger man who is hard to find in real life, adding to the romantic excitement. After joining Chronic Motors' legal team as an intern, Han Sunwoo earns the trust of his colleagues through his quick judgment and diligence. He is a younger man who combines warmth with a strong sense of responsibility. Following the acting skills he demonstrated in The Haunted Palace, Yook Sungjae returns with a more mature approach to romance, raising anticipation for his new character transformation.
Go Soo has been cast as Park Hyuntae, a division head newly assigned to Chronic Motors Korea, adding even more anticipation. In the drama, Park Hyuntae is someone who judges Kang Yiji solely on her abilities. In particular, this marks Go Soo's first romance role in around 15 years, making viewers eager to see the new charm he will bring to his character as a division head. Attention is focused on the romantic tension and performance Go Soo will create through his deep, expressive gaze and acting.