Kim Go Eun, Nam Ji Hyun and Park Ji Hu delivered a groundbreaking performance as the Oh sisters in the 2021 psychological thriller drama "Little Women."
It was a Korean remake of the classic novel of the same name, which was given a blend of mystery, drama and romance that appealed to thousands of viewers.
This 2024, the trio is coming back with more exciting works that fans will surely love. Here's what we know so far. Keep on reading.
Kim Go Eun
Earlier this year, Kim Go Eun returned to the silver screens with the supernatural horror film "Exhuma" with Lee Do Hyun, Yoo Hae Jin and Choi Min Sik.
She transformed into a shaman who works as a dead body collector. The film was well-received by the public and as of April 4, the film has grossed over 82 million USD.
With this, "Exhuma" became the highest grossing film among the South Korean films that were released this 2024. Catch the film now in cinemas as it has already hit international screens.
In addition, Kim Go Eun is set to return to prime with the upcoming drama "Two Women" opposite Park Ji Hyun, which depicts two old friends who are deeply entwined by fate.
It's a drama about love and friendship that will bring comfort to the viewers. The production is currently underway, and it's expected to air in the second half of the year.
Nam Ji Hyun
This 2024, Nam Ji Hyun is making her most anticipated comeback to the television screens with the upcoming SBS drama "Good Partner."
The show also stars veteran actors Jang Na Ra, Kim Jun Han and idol-actor BLOCK B P.O. It tells the story of two reputable divorce lawyers who are forced to work together in their cases.
Nam Ji Hyun transforms into rookie lawyer Han Yu Ri who is new to divorce. She constantly clashes with Jang Na Ra's Cha Eun Kyung, a haughty veteran attorney in their firm.
The actress is excited to star in the work that gave her an in-depth glimpse into human life and their relationships. Meanwhile, "Good Partner" is set to air on SBS in the second half of the year.
Park Ji Hu
Currently, Park Ji Hu is preparing for the second installment of Netflix's mega hit apocalyptic series "All of Us Are Dead" which is expected to be released some time this year.
In addition, she is also gearing up for her new drama "Spirit Fingers" with Choi Bomin, which depicts high school students who find comfort from art and painting.
The series will reportedly consist of a total of 12 episodes, and will be released after its final phase in its production. There's no details about its release yet so stay tuned for more updates.
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Written by Elijah Mully.
