'Hey Ghost, Let's Fight' is an upcoming South Korean television series starring Ok Taecyeon, Kim So-hyun and Kwon Yul. (Photo : Facebook/Icha Khairunnisa)
With its looming release date in our heads, "Let's Fight Ghost" just dropped their first drama still-cut featuring Kim So Hyun and 2PM's Taecyeon. Before the big premiere on July 11, the drama's production team dropped a slew of still cuts from the drama, showing the peculiar relationship between an exorcist and a wandering ghost.
In the revealed photo, 2PM's Taecyeon has transformed into a stud rocking the sidewalk, while Kim is an adorable, studious high school student, All K-pop reported. The 27-year-old rapper-actor will play the male lead, Park Bong-Pal, a college student who moonlights as an exorcist. Kim, on the other hand, will play the high school senior, Hyun Ji, who died before doing the one thing she lived her whole life for - taking the college entrance.
"Let's Fight Ghost" is written by Lee Dae-II and directed by Park Joon Hwa. The 16-episode drama is described as a romantic mystery-horror TV series and follows the bizarre relationship between Park Bong Pal and Hyun Ji, who starts living under the same roof and perform exorcisms together, to help a slew of ghosts pass into the afterlife.
It is a Korean drama remake of the webtoon of the same name by Im In-Seu, which was serialized on Naver TV from 2007 to 2010. The drama is expected to highlight the elements of romance, horror and comedy all in one.
Apart from that, actors Kwon Yul, Kim Sang Ho, Kang Ki Young and Lee David will also star in the said drama. "One More Happy Ending" star Kwon Yul will play the mysterious vet named Joo Hye Seong. "Please Come Back, Mister" actor Kang Ki-Young and "Mirror of the Witch" star Lee David will play Cheon Sang and In Rang, respectively, who is said to be Taecyeon's friends and co-members of a supernatural club called Ghost Net, Drama Beans has learned.
Keep an eye out for tvN's "Let's Fight Ghost," which is scheduled to premiere on July 11. The drama is poised to take over tvN's Mondays-Tuesdays 11:00 P.M. (KST) time slot, which is currently occupied by "Another Miss Oh."
Check out the trailer below:
