US Edition'Squid Game' Lead Lee Jung-Jae to Star in Rom-Com
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA, AUG 1 – Prime Video's new rom-com pairs Lee Jung-jae and Lim Ji-yeon in a satire of the entertainment industry, aiming to tap into the global Korean content wave.
- On Friday, Prime Video greenlit Nice to Not Meet You, pairing Lee Jung-jae and Lim Ji-yeon for global streaming with weekly episodes.
- Amid the global Hallyu wave, Prime Video aims to deepen its reach by tapping into growing demand for Korean content in recent years.
- Introducing the leads, Lee Jung-jae stars as Lim Hyeon-jun, a detective-typecast actor seeking dramatic roles, and Lim Ji-yeon portrays Wi Jeong-sin, a political reporter reassigned to entertainment coverage.
- With local broadcast on TVN, Studio Dragon and Studio&NEW co-produce the series, while Prime Video holds international streaming rights outside South Korea.
- With a mix of media critique and rom-com flair, Nice to Not Meet You is built to win both domestic and international viewers, bringing charm and laughter back to K-dramas.
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‘Squid Game’ Star Lee Jung-jae & ‘The Glory’s Lim Ji-yeon Star In Prime Video Rom-Com Series ‘Nice To Not Meet You’
Lee Jung-jae is swapping the deadly world of Squid Game for something a little lighter. The star, who led Netflix’s Squid Game over three seasons, has been cast opposite The Glory actress Lim Ji-yeon to lead Nice to Not Meet You, a rom-com series set in the entertainment world for Prime Video. Lee will play […]
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