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Gong Hyo-jin and Jo In-sung consider Noh Hee-kyung melodrama

Huh, I wouldn’t have pegged Jo In-sung for a second go-around with writer Noh Hee-kyung right away, especially since That Winter, The Wind Blows was his last project. But it looks like a reunion is in the works. He’s being courted to headline her new drama It’s Okay, It’s Love for the coming year alongside Gong Hyo-jin (Master’s Sun). She’s fantastic at comedy and melodrama alike, though in recent years she’s done a lot of rom-coms so it might be a nice change of pace to see her do heavier fare.

It’s Okay, It’s Love (Is it just me, or does that title sound like a slippery-slope excuse for doing not quite kosher things to the person you love?) is Noh Hee-kyung’s newest drama with PD Kim Kyu-tae of The World They Live In, Padam Padam, and That Winter. They’re aiming for an August broadcast and the show is currently without a network, though casting a pair of leads like Jo In-sung and Gong Hyo-jin should change that in a jiffy.

This melodrama will be about psychology, more specifically contemporary people who focus on tiny physical ailments and let health concerns get overblown, while shouldering huge psychological burdens throughout life without ever treating them. It seeks to ask what you should do, “When your feelings catch cold, or grow cancer, or suffer from diabetes.”

Jo In-sung is up for the hero role, a mystery novel writer and radio DJ who suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder. Gong Hyo-jin is being courted to play the heroine, a first-year fellow in psychiatry. She chose it as a field because you don’t have to work late hours like everyone else or cut people open like surgeons, but once she meets the hero, her life will change completely. It doesn’t say that he’s her patient, but I can’t imagine Noh Hee-kyung just letting that taboo relationship just lie there untouched, so I’m guessing we’re in for some ethical boundary-skirting. Is it better than loving your oppa or worse? Better-worse?

It’s Okay, It’s Love is preparing for an August premiere.

Via Sports Hankook

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Meh. Still want the 15 hours I wasted watching TWTWB. Got so pissed at the writing toward the end, I didn't even care enough to watch the final episode.

Jo In-sung is so hot but his acting is way over-the-top sometimes. Gong Hyo Jin is a goddess and can do no wrong in my eyes. Will check this out because of her.

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If it has Gong Hyo Jin in it then it must be good. Sorry, I am biased. She's my all-time favorite actress. To see her do a drama just a few months after TMS is heaven. Fangirl mode on...

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Darrn, I was hoping she could get him into Rom Com! (like with SJS)

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Love JIS. He played a spoilt brat so well in WHIB and Spring Days. Also loved Gong Hyo Jin but TWTWB was meh for me.

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Love her.

Him, hm well JIS is a decent actor but I found that his acting sometimes a bit off. Erk. Don't bash me fangirls! Hehe.

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I don't really into melodrama, but Jo In Sung?
Yes, please :D

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I will follow this drama for sure since the lead ACTOR's are truly good, & the writer is one of my favorite, FIGHTING!

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It is gonna be epic. They are great actors.

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GONG HYO JIN is a very talented actress and I would be so much glad if she signs in this coz as much as I love her in romcoms, she's also great in melodramas!.

"Thank You" has been one of my most cherished melos ever and I'd be so happy to see her act again regardless of who is her leading man.

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