[News] Bae Yong-joon, Gong Yoo, Jeon Do-yeon, Im Soo-jung, next up is drama.

[News] Bae Yong-joon, Gong Yoo, Jeon Do-yeon, Im Soo-jung, next up is drama.
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Well known stop actors and actresses Jeon Do-yeon, Bae Yong-joon, Gong Yoo, Im Soo-jung and more are looking into coming back with dramas. Jeon Do-yeon who is also known as 'the queen of Cannes" is well known for her quality movies, Hallyu star Bae Yong-joon who is known for his discerning eyes when it comes to choosing his work and Im Soo-jung who has her fans craving for more of her on screens are into reading drama synopsis's these days.

These four people are number 1. when it comes to casting in Chungmuro for their experience and reputation. Jeon Do-yeon, Im Soo-jung and Bae Yong-joon have been consistently getting love calls. However, these stars want dramas. Their commom hope is to come out with a new drama some time soon.

We can tell there has been a change of pattern amongst the main actors and actresses since last year. Those who have been in more movies acted as tow trucks on home screens. Han Suk-Kyu from "Deep-rooted Tree" was one and Sin Ha-gyun from "Brain" was another. Actor Jang Dong-gun is also looking forward to a drama come back for the first time in twelve years.

Jeon Do-yeon's spokesperson told OSEN, "She is considering dramas rather than movies at the moment. She is looking through movies as well but she craves for drama more. She has gotten many offers but she hasn't found one she really likes yet".

"Maybe it's because of her nick name, 'the queen of Cannes', there is a preconception that Jeon Do-yeon only does movies. This isn't true. If there is a drama she wants to do then she will be glad to star in it. Her plan is to return with a drama within the year". Gong Yoo from the movie "The Crucible" is also planning on coming back with a drama.

Bae Yong-joon and Im Soo-jung's spokesperson also claimed, "They are looking at dramas. Bae Yong-joon has a strong wish to star in a drama next and Im Soo-jeong hasn't done one since "Sorry, I Love You"".

All of them seem to have a strong desire to break the preconception that says they only work with movies.