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5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Lee Junho, Kim Min Ha's Typhoon Boss moves up release date to October 4 not November: Report
Typhoon Boss, starring Lee Junho and Kim Min Ha in the lead roles, has been one of the most anticipated K-drama releases of the year. With early predictions for the release date being set for the later part of 2025, it seems that we may have a fixed plan in place already. According to a report from What's on Netflix, the 1997-set drama is eyeing an October 4 premiere. While its original broadcast network is yet to confirm any details and it's not even known if the OTT giant will be airing it globally, bets are set high for the multi-region release of the show. Lee Junho and Kim Min Ha hope to have another hit on their hands Typhoon Boss may have moved up to October 4, 2025, release instead of its originally believed November drop, and fans can get ready to celebrate. With 16 episodes and a star-studded cast, the hopes are high for the period drama set in the late 90s. Focusing on the infamous IMF crisis, which tanked businesses and left many bankrupt, the show will center on the Typhoon Trading Company. After the death of his father, Kang Tae Poong, who had been living a worry-free life, will have to take control of the business and try to keep it afloat. With a financial crisis weakening the situation of the entire country, he will have his job cut out for him as the new CEO. Oh Mi Seon, the bookkeeper of the company, will step in to take on multiple challenges while donning the hats of many. She will join hands with Kim Tae Poong to save it and give it her everything to make it successful. Lee Junho has been roped in to play the role of the hardworking owner of the company, Kim Tae Poong; meanwhile, Kim Min Ha will turn into the responsible Oh Mi Seon. Supporting cast includes Sung Dong Il as Kang Jin Yeong, Kim Ji Young as Jung Jeong Mi, Kim Min Seok as Wang Nam Mo, Mu Jin Sung as Pyo Hyeon Jun, and more.
Korea Herald
20-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
2PM's Lee Junho parts ways with JYP
Lee Junho of 2PM will leave label JYP Entertainment after 17 years, the company said Thursday. The two parties decided not to renew the contract that will expire next month, but the label will continue to oversee his activities in Japan where he has released seven EPs as a solo singer. Lee returned from Sao Paulo earlier this month after greeting his fans for two days at his solo fan concert 'Midnight Sun.' The Brazilian capital was the last stop for the tour that began in Incheon, Korea and took him to Tokyo and Taipei. He debuted in 2008 as a member of 2PM and branched into acting in 2013 through the movie 'Cold Eyes.' He is set to play the superpower-wielding male lead in Netflix series 'Cashero,' and will star alongside Kim Minha of 'Pachinko' in drama series 'Typhoon Trading Company.'
