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Time of India
16 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
‘Grand Galaxy Hotel' finds new lead; Go Min Si replaced - Shin Si Ah to star in upcoming drama alongside Lee Do Hyun
' Grand Galaxy Hotel ', an upcoming thriller-fantasy drama, has found its female lead, again, as actress Shin Si Ah has officially been selected for the role. The decision comes as a shock to many netizens, as the role had originally been offered to actress Go Min Si . Go Min Si will be replaced in the upcoming drama 'Grand Galaxy Hotel' During the cast selection, actress Go Min Si, who is well known for her roles in 'My Sassy Girl' and ' Tastefully Yours ', was offered the lead role in ' Grand Galaxy Hotel'. The actress recently came under a lot of fire and faced a lot of backlash when an anonymous person shared allegations of school violence and bullying against the actress on an online platform. Due to the scandal and growing rumours surrounding the actress, she ended up losing out on a lot of projects, including this role as well. Not only that, but the filming and the overall production process of the drama were pushed back by almost 3 months in order to manage the cast change as well. As a result, actress Shin Si Ah, who has also starred in projects like 'Resident Playbook', 'The Witch: Part 2. The Other One' and 'When Two Guys Fight Over Me', has been selected as the replacement, as per reports from Allkpop. About 'Grand Galaxy Hotel' 'Grand Galaxy Hotel' is said to be the sequel to IU's popular drama 'Hotel Del Luna'. The drama will see Shin Si Ah in the lead actress's role, while the actor Lee Do Hyun , known for 'The Glory' and 'Good, Bad Mother', will be starring opposite her in the male lead role. Written by Hong Jung Eun and Hong Mi Ran, the plot follows on after the owner of the No. 1 hotel for the dead is left without an owner. Eun Ha (Lee Do Hyun) steps in as the replacement, while the employee Sang Sun (Shin Si Ah) deals with the sudden change.
Pink Villa
21 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Shin Si Ah joins Lee Do Hyun as lead for Hong Sisters' Grand Galaxy Hotel: Check out plot, character details and more
Shin Si Ah is stepping into the spotlight once again, this time as the lead of Grand Galaxy Hotel. It's the highly anticipated fantasy series from hitmakers Hong Jung Eun and Hong Mi Ran, collectively known as the Hong Sisters. On June 26, her agency Management SOOP confirmed her casting. The casting comes after earlier reports linking Go Min Si to the project, sparking early excitement. However, the talks did not materialize, and the role ultimately went to Shin Si Ah. With a strong portfolio that includes The Witch: Part 2 and Resident Playbook, Shin is emerging as one of the most watched young talents in the industry. Lee Do Hyun's post-military comeback project Starring opposite her is Lee Do Hyun, who recently completed his military service on May 13. Grand Galaxy Hotel marks his first official project post-discharge, and fans are eagerly awaiting his comeback. He's known for his emotionally layered performances in dramas like Sweet Home, 18 Again, and The Glory. Lee's return with a high-concept fantasy drama has only amplified the buzz. About Grand Galaxy Hotel The drama is described as a male-led reimagining of the 2019 hit Hotel Del Luna. In Grand Galaxy Hotel, Lee Do Hyun takes on the role of Eun Ha. He's a mysterious and charismatic figure who unexpectedly becomes the owner of an afterlife hotel. The hotel, revered by grim reapers worldwide, has long been a gateway for souls transitioning into the next realm. When the hotel's original and legendary owner disappears, Eun Ha arrives to take charge, turning everything upside down. Shin Si Ah plays Ko Sang Sun, a devoted and detail-oriented hotelier. She has dedicated her life to maintaining the delicate balance between the living and the dead. But her orderly world is thrown into chaos with Eun Ha's sudden arrival. Production details Given the Hong Sisters' track record with hit dramas like Alchemy of Souls, My Girlfriend is a Gumiho, and A Korean Odyssey, expectations are sky-high. The series will be directed by Oh Choong Hwan. He previously helmed visually rich and emotionally gripping dramas such as Big Mouth, Start-Up, and While You Were Sleeping. Production is scheduled to begin in the latter half of 2025. Moreover, Netflix is confirmed as its official distribution platform.
