According to recent reports, the production cost of Noh Hee-kyung's new work is estimated to be around 3 billion won per episode, with a total budget reaching 80 billion won for 20 to 24 episodes. Studio Dragon has stated that since the project is still in the early planning stages, the exact budget and casting, including the number of episodes, have not yet been finalized.
Noh Hee-kyung's upcoming drama, set in the broadcasting industry, follows her reputation for solid storytelling and deep human drama, as seen in her previous works like "The World That They Live In," "That Winter, The Wind Blows," "It's Okay, That's Love," "Dear My Friends," and "Our Blues." The potential involvement of leading Korean actors Song HyeKyo and Gong Yoo has significantly raised fans' expectations.
Noh Hee-kyung's dramas are known for their delicate expression of emotions and social messages, creating a strong fan base through their deep empathy. Studio Dragon's cautious approach reflects the high expectations and attention to Noh Hee-kyung's works. Discussions about casting top stars like Song HyeKyo and Gong Yoo further heighten the anticipated success of this project.
The controversy has sparked increased interest in Noh Hee-kyung's next work, raising expectations for her upcoming drama. The industry is eagerly awaiting the final decision on the involvement of Song HyeKyo and Gong Yoo, as well as Studio Dragon's response to the situation. There is much anticipation to see if Noh Hee-kyung will capture the audience's hearts once again and what new trends her latest work will bring to the Korean drama industry.
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