We previously covered Netflix’s recent decisions to commission, not one but two, original Korean dramas for global distribution on its service. While Netflix’s first Korean film Okja took the spotlight of the past two months, as it premiered at the Cannes Film Festival 2017 and was then made available globally from 28 June, Netflix has […]
Were you at the first London Korean Drama Screenings last Thursday at the KCCUK? If you were, and even you were not, we have an excellent news. DramaFever is discounting its subscription fee from 2.99 to 1.99 per month, if you subscribe in March. Those who saw the pilot episode of Nine: Nine Time Travels […]
On September 24, The Hospital Club welcomed a number of important personalities from the Korean drama industry, as producers and executives from the major broadcasters came to attend a K-Drama Showcase – part of the KCCUK’s K-Drama Week. After a first session dedicated to explore collaboration opportunities between South Korea and the UK, which the […]
You laughed at the extravagant and extreme passion for Kpop of the characters of Reply 1997, you melted for the love between Song Ji-hyo & Choi Jin-hyuk in Emergency Couple, you were intrigued by the nine incense sticks in Nine or were shaking at the voice of the serial killer in Gapdong… so you are […]
Earlier this year, we organized a voting for the best Korean dramas of 2013. Results have not been unveiled yet. However, the ceremony we were planning to organize will be now part of a large Korean drama event. We will let you know more in a few weeks. At least, we can guarantee that all […]
In April 2014, it was announced that KBS had acquired the rights to broadcast BBC Worldwide’s TV series The Muskateers. Less than three months later, and even before the broadcast, CJ E&M announced today that it has commissioned a TV adaptation of Alexandre Dumas’ novel for its tvN cable channel. We were mentioning in other articles […]
As we mentioned earlier, at the 2nd meeting of the London Korean Drama Club nominations of the best Korean dramas of 2013 have been made in a number of categories. There is a total of 5 nominees per category and a total of 11 categories. We can now reveal the nominations list, which is as […]
After six years of trying, Western markets finally started to open up. Turkey was the first of them. Fox Turkey picked up the format rights for popular drama I’m Sorry, I Love You from KBS and broadcast it in March 2013. Later that year, in October 2013, Turkey’s Show TV repeated the experience with King of Baking, Kim […]