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Our Unwritten Seoul star Park Bo Young's international fan meetings postponed days before show
Park Bo Young has long been celebrated not only in South Korea but also internationally for her memorable roles in hit series like Strong Woman Do Bong-soon, Melo Movie, Doom at Your Service, and more. The actress from Our Unwritten Seoul was scheduled to meet her international fans, but those plans now appear to be on hold. Originally, the tour was planned to start with a domestic fan meeting in Seoul on May 7, followed by visits to Macau, Bangkok, and Taiwan. However, on May 2, BH Entertainment, her agency, announced that the overseas fan meeting tour would be temporarily postponed due to internal circumstances. The agency said, " Park Bo Young' s overseas fan meeting tour has been temporarily postponed due to internal circumstances." The agency expressed its deep regret for the delay and sincerely apologized to fans who had been eagerly waiting for the chance to see Park Bo Young. They also assured fans that all tickets already purchased will be fully refunded and asked for understanding during this unexpected postponement. BH Entertainment promised they would work hard to come back with an improved event and share better news soon. The agency thanked fans once again for their continued support and patience, promising to keep everyone updated on plans. Fans are encouraged to monitor official announcements for refund procedures and the rescheduling of the tour. Park Bo Young is set to hold a solo fan meeting called "Written BY" on May 7, with sessions at 2 PM and 7 PM (KST). at YES24 LIVEHALL, where she will connect with her domestic fans. Currently, Park Bo Young is engaging viewers with her role in the new tvN drama Unknown Seoul, where she stars alongside male lead Park Jiyoung. The show has been gaining attention for its intriguing plot and strong performances, further boosting her popularity both at home and overseas. About Our Unwritten Seoul Our Unwritten Seoul is a touching drama that follows the intertwined lives of two identical twin sisters who decide to swap their lives. Against the lively backdrop of Seoul, the story explores themes of identity, personal growth, and the complexities of relationships. Enter Park Jiyoung, their longtime friend who has now become a lawyer. As he reconnects with the twins, he faces the challenge of figuring out who's who and navigating the romantic twists that follow. Park Bo Young takes on the challenging double role of the twins, Mi Ji and Mi Rae, bringing both characters vividly to life.
South China Morning Post
08-03-2025
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
K-drama casting news about Blackpink's Jisoo, After School's Nana, Choi Soo-young and more
Several K-pop idols are furthering their acting careers in a series of new Korean television series, including a couple of romantic comedies and a major erotic period drama. 1. Boyfriend on Demand Blackpink's Jisoo and singer-actor Seo In-guk (Doom at Your Service) have been set as the leads of the Netflix romantic comedy Boyfriend on Demand. Advertisement The story follows Seo Mi-rae (Jisoo), an overworked webtoon producer who, having grown jaded with real life, subscribes to the virtual dating service 'Monthly Boyfriend' to find romance. The service matches her with a perfect virtual suitor each month. Seo In-guk in a still from Death's Game. Photo: TVING Seo is set to play rival webtoon producer Park Kyeong-nam, who buries his emotions under a frosty exterior. Jisoo has been steadily making inroads in the K-drama industry, first among the supporting cast of The Arthdal Chronicles , then as a lead in Snowdrop . She is currently leading the zombie horror-comedy Newtopia alongside Park Jung-min. Seo's recent credits include Cafe Minamdang and Death's Game . He is also set to appear in the coming supernatural action-drama Twelve.
See - Sada Elbalad
20-02-2025
- Entertainment
- See - Sada Elbalad
Blackpink's Jisoo, Seo In-guk to Topline Netflix K-Drama "Boyfriend on Demand"
Yara Sameh Netflix has greenlit a new Korean romantic comedy series 'Boyfriend on Demand' (working title), with Blackpink member Jisoo and Seo In-guk ('Doom at Your Service,' 'Café Minamdang') in lead roles. The high-concept drama centers on an overworked webtoon producer who discovers romance through a subscription-based virtual reality dating program. Jisoo will portray Seo Mi-rae, a career-focused creative whose love life takes an unexpected turn when she receives a 'Monthly Boyfriend' device that allows her to date seemingly perfect virtual suitors. Seo In-guk is set to play Park Kyeong-nam, a rival webtoon producer whose frosty exterior masks hidden depths. His character's complex dynamic with Mi-rae promises to add tension to the workplace romance narrative. At the helm is director Kim Jung-sik, known for his deft touch in series like the comedy-drama 'Work Later, Drink Now' and comedy-romance 'No Gain No Love.' The helmer's track record suggests the show will balance its high-tech premise with grounded emotional storytelling. The series continues Netflix's investment in Korean content, following the streamer's string of hits in the romance genre. Earlier this month Netflix unveiled its 2025 slate. 'Boyfriend on Demand' marks Jisoo's latest acting venture following her success in Disney+ and JTBC's 'Snowdrop' and her new Prime Video series 'Newtopia,' which debuted in February and follows a couple's journey to reunite amid a zombie outbreak in Seoul. In the series, Park Jeon-min plays Lee Jae-yoon, a man completing his mandatory military service, while Jisoo takes on the role of Kang Young-joo, his girlfriend navigating early career challenges. In January, Jisoo signed a global label deal with Warner Records for her solo music releases, ahead of the February 14 release of her debut solo mini album, 'Amortage.'
Yahoo
20-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Blackpink's Jisoo & Seo In-guk To Star In Netflix's ‘Boyfriend On Demand' K-Comedy Series
Netflix has given a green light to Boyfriend On Demand (working title), a new romantic comedy series starring Blackpink's Jisoo and Seo In-guk (Doom at Your Service, Café Minamdang). Production has begun on the series which revolves around exhausted webtoon producer Mi-rae (Jisoo) who escapes reality through a subscription-based virtual dating simulation program, where she meets the boyfriends of her dreams. Blending the relatable challenges of daily work life and a never-before-seen virtual reality dating subscription program, Boyfriend on Demand (WT) promises to revolutionize dating. More from Deadline Imax CEO Calls Its Netflix-'Narnia' Release Deal "Fairly Complex," Says "Not In A Rush To Do Another One" 'Heartstopper' Creator On Season 4 Future At Netflix: "We Don't Have A Final Answer Yet" 'The Residence' Trailer: Uzo Aduba Is On The Hunt For A Killer In Shondaland White House Comedic Murder Mystery Drama Series - Update Jisoo plays Seo Mi-rae, who longs for a second chance at love in virtual reality. Accustomed to a nonexistent dating life due to her hectic schedule, Mi-rae receives a 'Monthly Boyfriend' device by chance. Entering this virtual reality, she encounters unrealistically perfect boyfriends, awakening her dormant desires for romance. Seo In-guk portrays Park Kyeong-nam, Mi-rae's colleague and rival webtoon producer. He's capable and competent at work, but Mi-rae feels uneasy around him. Despite his indifferent and cold demeanor, he's a character with surprising secrets, sure to stir emotions in Mi-rae. Boyfriend on Demand (wt) is directed by Kim Jung-sik, known his work on web series Work Later, Drink Now and No Gain No Love. Jisso recently appeared in the South Korean drama series Snowdrop on Disney+ and can currently be seen in the Prime Video zombie comedy series Newtopia. Her debut solo mini album, Amortage, was released on Feb. 14. Best of Deadline The 25 Highest-Grossing Animated Films Of All Time At The Box Office Everything We Know About '1923' Season 2: Release Date, Cast & More A Full Timeline Of Blake Lively & Justin Baldoni's 'It Ends With Us' Feud In Court, Online & In The Media
