Jun Ji Hyun is officially making her long-awaited return to the big screen—and it’s happening with none other than ‘Train to Busan’ director Yeon Sang Ho.

On March 7, it was confirmed that filming has begun for the upcoming movie ‘Colony’, which boasts a star-studded lineup including Jun Ji Hyun, Ji Chang Wook, Koo Kyo Hwan, Shin Hyun Bin, Kim Shin Rok, and a special appearance by Go Soo.

‘Colony’ follows the intense story of a building placed under lockdown due to a mysterious virus.

But this isn’t just any outbreak—the infected begin to evolve unpredictably, creating an unthinkable nightmare for the survivors trapped inside.

Yeon Sang Ho, the genius behind ‘Train to Busan,’ ‘Peninsula,’ ‘Hellbound,’ and ‘Parasyte: The Grey,’ is once again ready to shake up the film industry with his unique storytelling and suspenseful direction. With a cast filled with A-list stars, fans are already anticipating another massive hit!

One of the biggest reasons ‘Colony’ is making waves is that it marks Jun Ji Hyun’s first movie in 10 years since her blockbuster film ‘Assassination’! Known as one of the most legendary actresses in Korean cinema, her return alongside Yeon Sang Ho is a match made in film heaven.

Adding to the excitement, Ji Chang Wook, known for his bold and dynamic acting, will be working with Yeon Sang Ho for the first time ever. Fans are eager to see his transformation in this high-stakes thriller.

And let’s not forget Go Soo, who will be making a special appearance in the film—another reason to mark your calendars!

Along with the fresh faces in the ‘Yeoniverse,’ several actors from Yeon Sang Ho’s previous works are returning for ‘Colony,’ creating an unstoppable cast lineup:
Koo Kyo Hwan – The rising star returns for another intense performance after his past successful projects.

Shin Hyun Bin – A versatile actress who previously worked with Yeon in ‘Monstrous’ and the upcoming film ‘Apocalypse’.

Kim Shin Rok – The actress who left a lasting impression in ‘Hellbound’ and other hit K-content, reunites with Yeon once again.

Speaking about the film, director Yeon Sang Ho shared his excitement:
“I’m thrilled to be working with such an incredible cast and crew. We want to deliver an unforgettable cinematic experience, so I hope many people look forward to it.”

With filming already underway, fans can’t wait to see Jun Ji Hyun’s grand return, Ji Chang Wook’s transformation, and another Yeon Sang Ho masterpiece hit the big screen.

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BIGBANG's G-Dragon opened up about his surprising past as an SM Entertainment trainee, leaving aespa and fans in shock.

On the March 30 episode of MBC’s Good Day, G-Dragon met aespa as senior and junior artists. During their conversation, he revealed that he was once a trainee at SM Entertainment, the same company that manages aespa.

He shared, “I joined SM when I was just 8 years old. I was on a family trip when a dance competition was held. Lee Soo Man was the host, and he personally cast me.”

Curious about his departure, Karina and Winter asked, “Was it not a good fit for you?” and “Did you feel like you didn’t belong?”

G-Dragon explained, “I struggled to find my place, but then I started learning rap. Including my time at SM, I trained for 11 years.” His answer left everyone amazed.

Defconn then raised an interesting question: “What if G-Dragon had debuted under SM?”

Giselle boldly responded, “I don’t think he would be the G-Dragon we know today”. Ningning unintentionally made a funny comment, saying, “SM is kind of… normal”, before quickly correcting herself, “I meant more traditional in style”.

Winter also shared a hilarious story about her trainee days, saying, “For my first SM evaluation, I sang BIGBANG’s ‘IF YOU’, but they told me to change the song”. Her unexpected confession made everyone burst into laughter.

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