Kim Ye-won confirms, Chansung cameos in legal drama Suspicious Partner
by tineybeanie
Chansung, Kim Ye-won
Kim Ye-won (Tomorrow With You) has been added to the cast of Nam Ji-hyun (Shopping King Louis) and Ji Chang-wook’s (The K2) legal romance Suspicious Partner. The upcoming drama is about how martial artist-turned-prosecutor Nam Ji-hyun and prosecutor-turned-lawyer Ji Chang-wook fight against the world’s prejudice, mature through apology and sacrifice, and fall in love in the process. Kim Ye-won will play the role of Nam Ji-hyun’s training colleague who becomes involved with her in a complicated love triangle.
I’m hoping that their relationship will have more of a playful frenemy dynamic (like Kim Ye-won had with Shin Mina in Tomorrow With You) rather than an actual angsty jealousy arc because Kim Ye-won shines playing cute, comedic characters. Last week, Choi Tae-joon (Missing 9) and Hello Venus’s Nara were reported to have signed on as the second leads, who may or may not find love with each other after suffering from one-sided crushes on the first leads.
In addition, 2PM’s Chansung (Ms. Temper and Nam Jung-ki) will make a special cameo in the first episode as Nam Ji-hyun’s ex-boyfriend, who is also the son of the district prosecutor chief. He was originally cast in Jang Nara’s ajumma sleuth drama Housewife Detective, but that’s been put on hold for a month, so I guess he’ll be filming for Suspicious Partner in the meantime. Early story synopses described a murderer on the loose, with Nam Ji-hyun being framed, and if this plotline still holds, I’m looking forward to watching Suspicious Partner because it’s coming from the same writer as I Remember You, Kwon Ki-young, whose portrayal of Park Bo-gum as an amoral but innocent killer was complex and interesting.
SBS’s upcoming Wednesday-Thursday drama Suspicious Partner will begin airing this May, after Saimdang, Light’s Diary finishes its run.
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Tags: Chansung, Ji Chang-wook, Kim Ye-won, Nam Ji-hyun, Suspicious Partner
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1 Amy
April 5, 2017 at 12:15 PM
Omo OMO igo venjiriyaaa.....
2pm members are on a roll. Hope Jun K and wooyoung will also join new projects
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2 Callie
April 5, 2017 at 12:34 PM
A former martial artist and it's not Ji Chang Wook?
What a breath of fresh air.
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transient
April 5, 2017 at 6:58 PM
I bet Ji Chang Wook breathe a sigh of relief too :-)
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Bongsommie
April 6, 2017 at 5:24 AM
I know!! After watching Fabricated City i just "No more - no more action for you" what a relief! I'm sure his body must be spent. Poor guy..
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3 Flightey Gazelles
April 5, 2017 at 1:18 PM
Nam Bong Gi, is that you? 0__0
No more sensible contribution to this post other than to say, that picture of Changsung is fierce!!! It's not a style I like but for Nam Jung Ki's slacker bro, I'm here for it!
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Grapes
April 5, 2017 at 2:08 PM
Lol, i hated NBG at first but he grew into me later, it was a fun character.
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4 missjb
April 5, 2017 at 1:26 PM
Kim Ye Won seems having a decent performance when his character given some conflict, like her acting is on fire during second half of drama TWY. For a second thinking How i wish she was the female lead. Haha
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5 Miniboo
April 5, 2017 at 4:22 PM
So just looking at the title I thought Kim Ye Won had agreed to cameo in a drama called Chansung which is a legal drama... yup I need more sleep.
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6 aurorab
April 5, 2017 at 8:19 PM
I read "former martial artist" and thought the next few words that would follow would include "Ji Chang Wook." Glad they weren't. As much as I LOVE, loveee, to watch him kick butt I would like to see him in a different genre. I've only seen him in The K2, Healer, and parts of Empress Ki and Five Fingers. He's grown as an actor and it looks like he's totally capable of handling the romcom genre or one of the two. I'd hate to see him typecast as the action guy, so definitely looking forward to this one.
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fab
April 6, 2017 at 3:22 AM
You are not the only one. And amen to that!
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