A new Korean drama about a veteran romance star and a woman who believes she is the heroine starts airing in Korea on October 24.
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The new drama "No Basis, It’s You" will begin airing in Korea on October 24. Lifetime’s new Saturday-Sunday drama "No Basis, It’s You" (directed by Yoon Jong-ho and Lee Seung-hoon) is an unprecedented, unpredictable romance drama that suddenly begins when a veteran actor of romance dramas with a fatal flaw meets a suspicious woman who believes she is the heroine of the drama. CNBLUE’s Jung Yong-hwa plays Um Tae-bong, a veteran Hallyu star of romance dramas who absolutely never films kiss scenes. He is the best star, combining outstanding looks and acting ability, and is a person full of confidence, but he has a fatal secret that he cannot tell anyone. Hong Seung-hee plays Oh Hae-ra, who, after an accident, comes to believe that she is Cha Hong-du, the heroine of the drama in which Um Tae-bong appears. She shows a dual personality: the shy and timid Oh Hae-ra, and the bold and free-spirited Cha Hong-du. The released main poster contains the unique setup of Um Tae-bong and Oh Hae-ra, who move back and forth between the drama and reality. Expectations are rising over what kind of relationship the star on screen and the fan off screen will become entangled in in reality. The new drama "No Basis, It’s You" will begin airing in Korea on October 24 at 10:50 p.m. Jung Yong-hwa appeared in the KBS 2TV drama "Brain Works," which aired in Korea in 2023. • A participant with a terminal diagnosis and a history of battling illness also... Attention on the completely new love reality show "My Remaining Love" • [PHOTO] Jinyoung, Han Ga-in, Lee Il-hwa, and others attend the VIP screening of the film "Citizen Detective Dok-ki"
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