The queer movie "Made in Rooftop" will be released in South Korean theaters this coming June 23rd. The melodramatic comedy is the first leading one for actor Lee Hong-nae, whose recent roles include a Royal Guard captain in "The King: Eternal Monarch" and a powerful demon in "The Uncanny Counter" both from last year. But in a recent interview, Lee Hong-nae brushed aside questions regarding the homosexual nature of his first starring role, Made in Rooftop, The King: Eternal Monarch, The Uncanny Counter, Two Weddings and a Funeral, Kim-Jho Gwang-soo, Lee Hong-nae
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OSTs are an important part of any narrative, be it films, dramas or otherwise. Contributing majorly to the immersion of any story, OSTs help us associate music to feelings and emotions and also signal certain situations that are to come. K-Dramas are no exception. Korean drama OSTs deserve to be a genre of their own with how beautifully they re suited to the exact emotions being portrayed on screen. Here are 10 K-Dramas with the best OSTs! Answer Me 1988 evokes nostalgia for the old times even among viewers that weren t even born in the 80s. The complete OST is filled with classic 80s Korean music, from ballads to disco and city pop as well as masterful remakes of old songs. There can be no comparison to the beauty of this OST and undeniably deserves the first place.
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South Korean actress Chun Jung Ha(Cheon Jeong Ha) has passed away suddenly, shocking her fans. She was 52.
The actress, notable for her guest and support roles in various Korean dramas is also a renowned theater actress. Her solid portfolio through the years, both in television series and in theater, enabled her to amass a great horde of fans.
If she looks familiar to you, this might be because some of the shows she was part of made it to Netflix. Below are 5 K-drama roles that the beloved actress has played.
#1. Mon of Na Chi Kook in Mouse