On the 27th, the broadcaster said to TV Report, "Eunjung has made an agreement verbally with the crew to appear in 'Fiver Fingers'."
"Five Fingers" is about young people who each have their own tragedies to overcome and achieve their dreams. Eunjung will play Hong Dami who dreamed of becoming a pianist. Joo Jihoon is a pianist who has extraordinary talent, but must overcome his family's tragic history.
Eunjung's agency Core Contents Media commented, "We're currently in talks and will make the final agreement in a meeting after T-ara returns from Japan."
"Five Fingers" was written by Kim Sunok who previously wrote for "Temptation of Wife" and "Smile Mom" and directed by Choi Hyunghun, who directed "Obstetrics and Gynecology Doctors". In addition to Joo Jihoon and Eunjung's casting, Chae Sira and Ji Changwuk are also part of the cast.
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On the 27th, the broadcaster said to TV Report, "Eunjung has made an agreement verbally with the crew to appear in 'Fiver Fingers'."
"Five Fingers" is about young people who each have their own tragedies to overcome and achieve their dreams. Eunjung will play Hong Dami who dreamed of becoming a pianist. Joo Jihoon is a pianist who has extraordinary talent, but must overcome his family's tragic history.
Eunjung's agency Core Contents Media commented, "We're currently in talks and will make the final agreement in a meeting after T-ara returns from Japan."
"Five Fingers" was written by Kim Sunok who previously wrote for "Temptation of Wife" and "Smile Mom" and directed by Choi Hyunghun, who directed "Obstetrics and Gynecology Doctors". In addition to Joo Jihoon and Eunjung's casting, Chae Sira and Ji Changwuk are also part of the cast.
[NEWS] T-ara's Eunjung likely to be cast alongside Joo Jihoon in SBS drama "Five Fingers"!
2012.06.28
T-ara's Eunjung will very likely be appearing as the partner to Joo Jihoon in SBS TV's "A Gentleman's Dignity" successor drama "Five Fingers".
On the 27th, the broadcaster said to TV Report, "Eunjung has made an agreement verbally with the crew to appear in 'Fiver Fingers'."
"Five Fingers" is about young people who each have their own tragedies to overcome and achieve their dreams. Eunjung will play Hong Dami who dreamed of becoming a pianist. Joo Jihoon is a pianist who has extraordinary talent, but must overcome his family's tragic history.
Eunjung's agency Core Contents Media commented, "We're currently in talks and will make the final agreement in a meeting after T-ara returns from Japan."
"Five Fingers" was written by Kim Sunok who previously wrote for "Temptation of Wife" and "Smile Mom" and directed by Choi Hyunghun, who directed "Obstetrics and Gynecology Doctors". In addition to Joo Jihoon and Eunjung's casting, Chae Sira and Ji Changwuk are also part of the cast.
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T-ara's Eunjung will very likely be appearing as the partner to Joo Jihoon in SBS TV's "A Gentleman's Dignity" successor drama "Five Fingers".
