K-pop fans are in for some treat. Reports claimed Lee Joon-Gi, Ji Chang-Wook, Lee Jong-Suk, Park Hae Jin, 2PM's Taecyeon and EXO's Kai are teaming up for a new web drama tentatively titled "First Kiss for the Sixth Time."
Produced by the Lotte Duty-Free Shop, "First Kiss For The Sixth Time" will most likely be used as a promotional tool for the said brand, according to local newsoutlet News 1, as cited by All Kpop. Lee Cho Hee, who portrayed Lee Dal-Nim in MBC's "Lucky Romance," has reportedly been cast as the heroine.
Though nothing is officially set in stone yet, "First Kiss for the Sixth Time" will reportedly follow a woman, Choi Ji-Woo (Lee), who is attempting to pick the ideal partner for her first kiss among six beautiful men. The "W - Two Worlds" actor will play a top star, while the "Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo" star will transform into a chaebol and church oppa.
Ji will, once again, play the role of a mysterious secret agent along with the EXO member playing an adorable younger male friend. The "Cheese in Trap" star and "Let's Fight Ghost" actor will take on the role of a romantic co-worker and a rich but naïve bachelor, respectively.
It is the first time that Ji, Joon-Gi, Jong-Suk, Park, Taecyeon, and Kai will work together in one web drama. While many are glad about the claims, it is important to note that nothing is official yet.
In other news, Joon-Gi, who recently portrayed 4th Prince Wang So in SBS' "Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo," will star next in "Resident Evil: The Final Chapter," an upcoming sci-fi action film starring Milla Jovovich.
In "Resident Evil: The Final Chapter," he will play Umbrella Corporation's Commander Lee, who holds a third-degree black belt in Taekwondo. His screen time will reportedly be around five to ten minutes long and is expected to clash against Alice (Jovovich).
In February, Joon-Gi detailed how he landed a special role in the sci-fi film. He stated director Paul W. S. Anderson muted a video footage of him acting and examined his faces and emotions before deciding to hire him, Korean style magazine Allure quoted the actor as saying, as cited by The Korea Times.
Check out Joon-Gi as 4th Prince Wang So in "Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo" here: