In the search for “M”, the 4 of them navigate through university life, changing friendships, and budding romances. The plot follows 4 students from different departments – Ma Joo-ah (Park Hye-soo), Cha Min-ho (Jung Jae-hyun), Seo Ji-min (Roh Jeong-eui), and Park Ha-neul (Bae Hyun-sung). The new drama, which is set to be released in early 2021, is centred on the search for the mysterious “M” in Seoyeon University.
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ĭear.M is based on the popular web-drama series Love Playlist and is co-produced by Playlist and Monster Union.
Both actors are currently positively reviewing their offers. Park Hye-soo was offered the role of the court lady-turned-queen, Sung Deok-im, while Kim Kyung-nam was offered the role of King Jeongjo, the eldest son next in line to the throne. The drama will showcase the dramatic turn in Deok-im’s life, revealing her love story with King Jeongjo, and the trials and tribulations of taking on a role of power.
Red Cuff of the Sleeve is based on a novel that tells the life story of Sung Deok-im, who rises from the position of a lowly court lady to become the highest-ranking queen. The director is Lee Eung-bok, who directed hit dramas like Goblin (2016), Descendants of the Sun (2016), and Dream High (2011). The drama is written by screenwriter Kim Eun-hee, who also wrote Kingdom (2019), Signal (2016), and 3 Days (2014). Jung Goo-young (Oh Jung-se) is an extremely practical ranger while Jo Dae-jin (Sung Dong-il) is the responsible head of the Haedong Branch Office in Mount Jiri National Park. Her partner, Kang Hyun-jo (Joo Ji-hoon), is a military academy graduate and a new ranger. Seo Yi-kang (Jun Ji-hyun) is a top ranger who knows everything about navigating Mount Jiri National Park. Jirisan is a mystery-thriller about park rangers who work to rescue people on Mount Jiri. The dramas are sorted by date, from the newest to oldest. To hype you up for next year, here are 36 new Korean dramas airing in 2021 that will keep you entertained as you go through a brand new year. Some of the Korean dramas originally scheduled to air in 2020 had their filming schedules interrupted to our dismay, but the good news is that we’ll finally get to watch these new Korean dramas in 2021.
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For K-drama fans, the upcoming year will be full of treats thanks to a slew of new Korean dramas in 2021.
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