The highly anticipated drama “I Got You” starring IU and Park Bo Gum is set to be released on Netflix.
The news was confirmed by production company Fan Entertainment, which announced that the drama will be available for viewers on the streaming platform.
“I Got You” is a drama that tells the story of two characters, Ae Soon and Gwan Sik, who were born in Jeju in the 1950s.
Ae Soon is a “Desired Rebel,” while Gwan Sik is a “Palbulchulbuge,” which means “hard as iron.”
The drama promises to be a thrilling adventure that will take viewers through the four seasons of the characters’ lives.
The drama is written by Lim Sang Joon, who is known for his work on popular dramas such as “Fight for My Way” and “When the Camellia Blooms,” and directed by Kim Won Seok, who is known for his work on acclaimed dramas such as “Misaeng” and “My Mister.”
IU will be playing the role of Ae Soon, the rebellious character, while Park Bo Gum will be portraying Gwan Sik, the tough and unyielding character.
The two actors are known for their impressive acting skills and have already garnered much attention for their roles in “I Got You.“
Fans are eagerly anticipating the release of “I Got You” on Netflix, and many are excited to see IU and Park Bo Gum showcase their talents in this highly anticipated drama.
Netizens then commented:
“I can’t wait for this drama to be released on Netflix. IU and Park Bo Gum are such talented actors, and I’m sure they will bring their A-game to this drama.”
“The premise of the drama sounds so interesting! I can’t wait to see how the story unfolds and what challenges the characters will face.”
“I love both IU and Park Bo Gum, so I’m really looking forward to seeing them work together in this drama. I’m sure their chemistry will be amazing!”
“Lim Sang-joon and Kim Won-seok are both such talented writers and directors, so I have high expectations for this drama. I’m sure they will deliver a compelling story.”
“It’s so exciting to see more Korean dramas being released on Netflix. I hope this drama will help introduce more people to the world of K-dramas.”
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