Han Ji Min and Jung Hae In established a strong rapport in their first drama "One Spring Night" that even viewers got hooked by their chemistry. Though the series already ended three years ago, projects keep coming to these lead stars and are about to dominate the screen this year.
Even though they have more than five years of gap, Han Ji Min and Jung Hae In had one of the best chemistries on screen. Their familiarity and comfort towards each other are two keys to their successful tandem.
Just almost three months before 2022 ends, the former co-stars continued to make progress with their careers as Hae In and Ji Min are booked for new shows.
Han Ji Min
After she headlined "One Spring Night" in 2019, Han Ji Min went on a drama hiatus and focused on releasing movies. In 2020 she appeared in the film "Joseè" along with Nam Joo Hyuk. The following year, she played one of the protagonists in the movie "A Year-End Medley."
In the first half of 2022, the actress teamed up with Kim Woo Bin for the healing tvN series "Our Blues." Just four months after the drama concluded, Han Ji Min was already booked with a new program and landed another lead role.
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She joined forces with award-winning actor Shin Ha Kyun in TVING's "Yonder." The series already premiered last October 14 and is said to have six episodes in total. Apart from the ongoing drama, Han Ji Min has no confirmed projects yet.
Jung Hae In
Recently he made headlines after Jung Hae In showcased his support to BLACKPINK member and former on-screen partner Jisoo. He was present at the day two concert of the K-pop girl group and surprised fans with his solo photo with Jisoo.
Meanwhile, the 34-year-old actor will have his back-to-back screen return this year. In December, Jung Hae In is ready to meet viewers with the drama adaptation of the webcomic series "Connect." The cast members already gave a preview of the show when they attended the series' press conference.
The thriller drama follows the story of a man who has lost a part of his body after he got kidnapped by an organ trafficking group. He then finds out that his eye has been transplanted to a serial killer who is notorious in Korea.
"Connect" will be followed by "D.P." the drama's second sequel is already in production and has the potential to be released on Netflix in the first half of next year.
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Shai Collins wrote this.
