If they want to do a remake/adaptation of kdrama into american tv series can they consider I Remember You ... I like the story but it just lacks a little bit of thrill plssssss ???

I'm still not sure why Full House is as popular and loved as it is and why it merits for so many remakes. Rain will forever remain a favourite for me, but I'll never understand how Full House was the drama that shot him to stardom. Specially when he did those Lee Kyung-hee ones and were another level amazing in them.

Anyway, so many kdramas said to have been in talks of getting adapted in the US, but other than that embarrasing version of BOF, I don't remember any materializing. Good Doctor, Nine, YFAS (which I really hoped to see!).

I'm wondering how they will stretch out a one season plot in k-dramas to a multi season show in Hollywood?

Wouldn't it just hurt the story and force a lot of filler episodes?

If you are not watching anything on American TV, I think you are missing a lot as there are many good shows airing.

It sounds more like movies. Full House could be a summer romcom. Tighten up the story arc and it would work. Think Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler type of show.

A revenge drama as a TV drama would be interesting if they picked a specific number of seasons and stuck with it. Rather like a police procedural with an over all big bad or big bads that need to go away but also individual episodes. I think though that if they want a major hit like NCIS they will need a dose of bring to justice for the show to last. We like our truth, justice and the American way bit too much for a multi season flat out revenge with no mercy.

I'm not so sure Full House will translate well for American audiences. As an American, I'll say we all think we're lawyers to some degree so the hi-jinks won't translate because we can't suspend our sense of reality that much. A friend sells your house without you knowing so you make an agreement to be the new owner's wife for the sake of his career and to stay in your home? Every women's rights group across the country is going to have a field day. Plus we tend to frown on crazed celebrity obsessions. We gawk from the comforts of tabloids, tv and websites. Collectively, we tend to respect celebrities privacy a bit more. (This is in comparison to other countries) And we expect,and enjoy, our celebrities to have a couple of scandals so we wouldn't really flip out about them. These things don't compute in our culture. All said though, I'm interested to see if there's a way to make it work without completely losing the core of the Korean version.

The best group to handle a drama with a beginning , middle, and end is Netflix probably.

America can never remake a korean rom-com/or any asian rom-com. The idea of romance is very different in North America, mainly focused on Pleasure than anything else.

You need a different kind of mindset to enjoy kdrama romance, where romance has a lot more elements than just you know, going to bed.

If they want to do remake, they should go only for the thrillers/more serious dramas.

I liked Korean version of Full House.But an American remake? Nope. I can't imagine it.

I love Full House and have watched several versions of it, but I just don't see this working for mainstream US audiences. The whole contract marriage thing would be completely out of left field and they would have to come up with a brand new, really good excuse for it in order for US audiences to buy it. And shows about roommate hijinks and opposites attracting are a dime a dozen, so unless the US version had something really fresh and new to add, I don't see it getting picked up.

wow... Resurrection is the best korean drama I ever seen,, curios if they make Holywood version,, how will be??
let's wait...

Full House was the first Kdrama I ever watched, and now after so many years I am watching the turkish version :)
I like the turkish one to be honest. They picked the key elements of full house and put them in the turkish culture --> tada turkish full house :D

I was a fan of your work that "Full House", although it is already 12 years passed I always still watch it, and fans of this drama is still very much in the rest of Asia and perhaps the world, including me from Indonesia .. I also all the fans to this day still waiting and hope that you make a Full House next story, with Rain and Kyo still right and most appropriate to portray the character of young Jae and Jieun .. regards from Full House Fans

sorry my English