Actor Park Byung-eun tried to play the role in a long time through the Disney+ original series 'HyperKnife' and delivered a ...

Actor Seol Kyung-gu, who challenged a medical thriller with the Disney+ original series HyperKnife, delivered his thoughts on ...

Cha Eun Woo has been confirmed to star in the new ... Previously, it was reported that Kang Ha Neul is in talks to play a titular role in the film which will lead the story alongside the other ...

One of the most awaited K-dramas starring Park Eun-bin, Hyper Knife premiered its first two episodes ... learning about fashion, art, motion pictures, and appreciating BTS. Sign up for our newsletters ...

It's three weeks since the bin strikes began in Birmingham and the ... we can to address the very serious scenes we now see play out in certain parts of our city”. He added: “It’s ...

“Hyper Knife” is a medical crime thriller drama that depicts the fierce rivalry and growth of two crazy geniuses as Doctor Jung Se Ok (Park Eun Bin), who once had a promising past, and her ...

Beyond the left-field stands, construction projects were still being completed at Sutter Health Park, all as red ... “From a playing standpoint, we're settled, right, so the nerves and anxieties ...

Disney Plus’s "Hyper Knife" marks a bold new chapter for actor Park Eun-bin, who sheds her wholesome ... her first medical thriller and her first time playing a sociopath. After portraying ...

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In a flourish of theatrical magic, with the help of mind-boggling technology, the surely exhausted “Succession” star Sarah Snook plays 26 roles in “The Picture ... Both the play and playboy ...

Some might argue Korean dramas are what keeps life exciting. So when a good series reaches its finale, we’re often left with a K-drama-shaped hole in our hearts, and are on the search for another one ...

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