Yuna from Girls' Generation is being considered for the Korean remake of "Unnatural," a mystery medical drama originally aired in Japan.
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Attention is focused on whether Yuna from Girls' Generation will appear in the Korean version of "Unnatural." On the 9th, her agency SM Entertainment revealed to Newsen that they are "positively considering" her participation in the remake. The TBS drama "Unnatural," which aired in Japan in 2018, is a mystery medical drama where the protagonist, a forensic scientist, uncovers the truth behind unnatural deaths. Starring Satomi Ishihara, it gained significant attention for depicting the perspective of a female forensic scientist. Last September, Korean production companies Bigwave Entertainment and neostory announced they had signed a licensing agreement with Japan's TBS for the production of the Korean version of "Unnatural." This has raised expectations about whether Yuna will become the protagonist of the Korean version. Last year, Yuna starred in the tvN drama "The Chef of the Tyrant," which recorded a hit. • [PHOTO] Girls' Generation Yuna appears on the red carpet of the 62nd Baeksang Arts Awards • 15 scene photos from the movie "Pretty Crazy: The Devil Moved In" featuring Yuna and Ahn Bo-hyun have been released.
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