'Colorful Days' cast members Shin Soo-hyun, Son Sang-yeon, and Park Jeong-yeon add depth to the storyline with their relatable performances.
The new KBS 2TV weekend drama 'Colorful Days' (directed by Kim Hyung-seok, written by So Hyun-kyeong) tells the story of 'everyone has colorful days. Whether present, past, or future, these colorful days are met with varying meanings across generations.'
'Colorful Days' is generating excitement among viewers by announcing the participation of Shin Soo-hyun, Son Sang-yeon, and Park Jeong-yeon, who will deliver fresh charm to the weekend home drama.
Shin Soo-hyun plays Lee Soo-bin, the younger sister of Lee Ji-hyeok (played by Jung Il-woo) and the youngest daughter of Lee Sang-cheol (played by Cheon Ho-jin). Soo-bin is characterized by her bubbly and attractive appearance, coupled with a no-nonsense attitude. Working as a YouTuber, she seeks upward mobility through meeting men who possess good looks, personality, and能力, even visiting a marriage agency, but reality proves to be far from easy.
Son Sang-yeon plays Lee Ji-wan, the younger brother of Ji-hyeok and the second son of Sang-cheol. Ji-wan is a character with a solid physique and a pure, earnest personality. He dreams of marrying his girlfriend of three years, but faces financial struggles that lead to a loss of motivation in life.
Finally, Park Jeong-yeon portrays Park Yeong-ra, the half-sister of Park Sung-jae (played by Yoon Hyun-min) and the daughter of Go Seong-hee (played by Lee Tae-ran) and Park Jin-seok (played by Park Seong-geun). Yeong-ra grew up under her mother's strict control, developing a reserved and calm personality. Living under the title of 'promising new artist,' she experiences a breakthrough after meeting Lee Ji-wan (played by Son Sang-yeon).
The production team noted, 'Shin Soo-hyun, Son Sang-yeon, and Park Jeong-yeon will add fresh charm to the drama with their distinctive personalities and energy. They are passionately immersed in the project, contributing to the realization of 'Colorful Days,' and we ask for much attention and anticipation for the performances of these three actors.'
'Colorful Days,' in which writer So Hyun-kyeong and director Kim Hyung-seok collaborate for the second time, is set to premiere in August as the follow-up to 'For Eagle Brothers.'
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