Jeon Jong-seo, Kim Do-hoon, Lee Joon-gi Positively Reviewing Roles in New Film 'Goblin'

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The film industry is buzzing with excitement following news on July 28th that actors Jeon Jong-seo (전종서), Kim Do-hoon (김도훈), and Lee Joon-gi (이준기) are positively reviewing offers to star in a new film.

The trio is reportedly in discussions after receiving offers for the film 'Goblin' (working title). Sports Seoul reported that Jeon Jong-seo is particularly being considered for the female lead role. 'Goblin' is set to tell the story of Taesan, a former soldier, against the backdrop of the northern border of Joseon (an ancient Korean kingdom).

https://www.soompi.com/article/1857951wpp/jeon-jong-seo-joins-kim-do-hoon-and-lee-joon-gi-in-talks-for-new-film
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Meanwhile, director Lee Chang-dong's (이창동) new film, 'Possible Love,' is slated for a domestic theatrical release on September 23rd, followed by a global Netflix release on November 6th. In the drama realm, episodes 5 and 6 of 'Suspicious Happenings Among Apartment Neighbors' are airing, with the story of a former gangster who becomes an apartment complex president now in full swing.

With a variety of exciting news spanning both film and drama, anticipation for the content market in the latter half of 2026 is steadily building.

Sources

  1. 1.Dramabeansdramabeans.com
  2. 2.Soompisoompi.com
  3. 3.The Korea Heraldkoreaherald.com
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