"Hyde, Jekyll, Me" is a 2015 South Korean television series starring Hyun Bin and Han Ji-min. It aired on SBS from January 21 to March 26, 2015 on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 21:55 for 20 episodes. (Photo : Facebook/Hyun Bin)
Han Ji Min, who starred as Jang Ha Na in SBS's "Hyde, Jekyll, Me," may finally be making a small screen comeback after a year and nearly three months. Most recent news noted that the 33-year-old actress has been offered the lead female role in an upcoming tvN drama tentatively titled "Tomorrow With You."
Recently, a representative of tvN network stated to All K-pop that Han has been offered a role in a new fantasy-romance drama and is considering the offer positively. The drama will be developed for television screen by director Yoo Je Won based on a script written by Heo Sung Hye. It depicts the peculiar love story between a time traveler man and his newly-wedded wife.
"It's true that Han Ji Min received a starring offer for tvN's 'Tomorrow With You'," an official from BH Entertainment said. "But her appearance has not been confirmed yet."
The said official proceeded to say that Han will review the offer once she comes back from her schedule in Paris. If she does end up accepting the offer, Han will play the traveler's wife, which is described as a delightful, refreshingly amusing and a merry heroine.
Although nothing has been officially set in stone yet, it was learned that the drama is already scheduled to hit the airwaves in South Korea in September at 8:30 P.M. KST. It is poised to take over towns Fridays and Saturdays time slot, right after "The Good Wife" ends its run. More details about the forthcoming drama are expected to be revealed soon.
Meanwhile, Han is widely known for actively taking part in numerous humanitarian work and fund drives. In 2009, she published her own book titled - We're Already Friends: Han Ji-Min's Philippines Donation Book.
The book contains stories and drawings of her five-day experience in a remote area in the Philippines - where education is not readily accessible. Han's experiences have catapulted her into a goodwill ambassador of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).
"By becoming an ambassador, I hope to live and breathe the mantra of UNEP and all that it stands for," Korea JoongAng Daily quoted the actress as saying to a group of local reporters on Sept. 13, 2012.
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