Kang Ha-neul, Ha Ji-won, Ko Doo-sim perfectly turned into character involved in the biggest fraud in new drama
The poster of KBS 2TV’s new Monday-Tuesday drama “Curtain Call” with Kang Ha-neul, Ha Ji-won and Ko Doo-sim has been released.
KBS 2TV’s new Monday-Tuesday drama “Curtain Call” (directed by Yoon Sang-ho and scripted by Cho Sung-gul), which will premiere on October 31st, raised expectations with a new poster. “Curtain Call” is a drama about people who are involved in the biggest fraud on earth by a man who received an unprecedented mission to fulfill the wish of his ill grandmother, Geum Eun-soon (played by Ko Doo-sim).
The posters of the cast were taken against the backdrop of Geum Ji-soon’s study room. The elegant and antique interior combined with the bright sunlight coming through the window to create a cozy and warm atmosphere.
Kang Ha-neul, Ha Ji-won, and Ko Doo-sim made a beautiful three-person poster that transcends generations with their gentle and lively smiles on the set. It shows a harmonious family with just bright smiles and a friendly atmosphere, showing the cast perfectly turning into the characters.
Yoo Jae-heon, an unknown theater actor played by Kang Ha-neul, becomes a person who copied someone else’s life for his grandmother, Geum Ji-soon, who is about to die. The phrase “on a big, beautiful stage that will change your life” in the poster suggests Yoo Jae-heon’s last play, stimulating curiosity about what events will unfold. Kang Ha-neul portrays the sophistication of the character with a shady face and a light smile to depict Yoo Jae-heon, who kept a secret that he could not tell in detail.
Ha Ji-won, who plays Park Se-yeon, a hotel general manager with a warm heart and calm skills, has a bright smile as much as the character’s pure and clear appearance. The calm and lovely eyes of Park Se-yeon make everyone curious about which kind of performance Ha Ji-won will deliver.
Ko Doo-sim, who plays an ill grandmother, puts on a generous and warm smile to enhance her feelings for the character. Ko Doo-sim will naturally take part in Yoo Jae-heon’s play with a realistic performance. The conflict, misunderstanding, and reconciliation surrounding the secret play stimulate the curiosity of how the three character narratives will be implemented.
Source: daum
