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Park Shin Hye has been mostly seen in movies since last year. She was in two thriller films titled “#ALIVE” and “Call,” and fans should be happy to see her again in a drama this time.
Although both of her movies were huge successes, especially the former, in which she starred with Yoo Ah In, fans would like to see her on the small screen this time. She was last seen co-starring with Hyun Bin in “Memories of Alhambra” in 2018.
All about Park Shin Hye’s latest drama
As per South Korea’s Sports Donga, Park Shin Hye just completed filming for her new project on TV. This will air on TBC (Tongyang Broadcasting Company) and will be released to mark the network’s 10th anniversary. The network was originally opened in 1964 but had to be closed in 1880. It was relaunched in 2011; thus, it is only turning 10 next year.
“We recently finished filming for ‘Sisyphus,’” the production execs of the drama stated. “With the cast and crew’s hard work and effort, we did our best to create a drama of the highest quality. Viewers can expect a satisfying drama that they can look forward to.”
In any case, as mentioned before, the special drama has been titled “Sisyphus: The Myth,” and it will also star Cho Seung Woo, Kang Seo Hae, Sung Dong Il, Tae In Ho, Lee Jae Won, and Lee Ju Mi. It is a fantasy drama that tells the story of a genius engineer and co-founder of Quantum and Time Company named Han Tae Sool (Cho Seung Woo).
Shin Hye’s first drama in 2021
Despite his success and being hailed as a hero in Korea, he has many secrets. One day, he embarked on a journey to find the truth about his brother’s death ten years ago. It was a dangerous task, and he was saved by Kang Seo Hae (Park Shin Hye) along the way since he has been walking on a dangerous path.
“Sisyphus: The Myth” was directed by Jin Hyuk who is also known for his works in popular dramas such as “The Legend of the Blue Sea” and “Doctor Stranger.” Jeon Chan Ho and Lee Jae In wrote the story.
This will be Park Shin Hye’s first drama in 2021. Then again, the exact release date is still unknown. Currently, the drama is still in post-production so there it may still take a few months for it to be fully completed and ready for the premiere.
