17 Again Cast Korean: A New Take on a Classic Story
The Korean remake of the 2009 hit film "17 Again" has been making waves in the entertainment industry, and fans are eager to know more about the talented cast that brings this story to life.
The Original Story
For those who may not be familiar, "17 Again" is a comedy-drama film about a 37-year-old man who wakes up one day to find himself back in his 17-year-old body. The film explores themes of identity, family, and first love, and features a star-studded cast, including Zac Efron, Matthew Perry, and Michelle Trachtenberg.
The Korean Cast
So, who makes up the talented cast of the Korean remake of "17 Again"? Let's take a look:
Yoon Sang-Hyeon as Mi-Woo (Zac Efron's counterpart)
Yoon Sang-Hyeon is a rising star in the Korean entertainment industry, known for his roles in dramas such as "King of Baking, Kim Takgu" and "I Can Hear Your Voice". He takes on the lead role of Mi-Woo, a high school student who finds himself back in his 17-year-old body.
Kim Ha-Neul as Se-Young (Matthew Perry's counterpart)
Kim Ha-Neul is a seasoned actress with a wide range of film and drama credits under her belt, including "A Gentleman's Dignity" and "On the Way to the Airport". She plays Se-Young, Mi-Woo's father and a struggling single parent.
Lee Do-Hyun as Dae-Young (Michelle Trachtenberg's counterpart)
Lee Do-Hyun is a young and talented actor who has already made a name for himself with roles in "Hotel del Luna" and "18 Again!". He takes on the role of Dae-Young, Mi-Woo's best friend and confidant.
Other Cast Members
The Korean remake of "17 Again" also features a talented supporting cast, including:
- Kim Kang-Hyun as Oh Soo-Hee: A popular high school student who becomes Mi-Woo's love interest.
- Jung Da-Bin as Na Ji-Hyun: Mi-Woo's younger sister who becomes his confidant.
- Park Chul-Min as Principal: The gruff but lovable principal of Mi-Woo's high school.
What to Expect
With a talented cast and a fresh take on a classic story, the Korean remake of "17 Again" is sure to delight audiences. The film promises to explore themes of identity, family, and first love, with a healthy dose of humor and heart.
Stay tuned for more updates on the Korean remake of "17 Again"!
