Lee Jae Wook showcases his charisma as twins in the Korean drama "Last Summer." The former boyfriend of aespa's Karina is paired with rising star Choi Sung Eun. Curious about their love story? The Korean drama "Last Summer" is scheduled to premiere in November, Monday (November 1, 2025). For the first time, Lee Jae Wook will play dual roles as twins with contrasting personalities. "Last Summer" is his second drama this year, following "Dear Hongrang." Lee Jae Wook's co-star, Choi Sung Eun, has been garnering attention after starring opposite Ji Chang Wook in the Korean drama "The Sound of Magic." Last year, the beautiful actress played Song Joong Ki's love interest in the film "My Name is Loh Kiwan." Now fans can look forward to the chemistry between Lee Jae Wook and Choi Sung Eun in the Korean drama "Last Summer." The latest episodes air every Saturday and Sunday at 9:20 PM KST on KBS2. Last Summer Syno...
Descriptions of Dead Talents Society
Type: Comedy, Horror
Producers: Ivy Chen, Lieh Lee, Aileen Li
Director: John Hsu
Writer: John Hsu, Tsai Kun-Lin
Production: Sony Pictures
Casts: Gingle Wang, Sandrine Pinna, Chen Bolin, Eleven Yao
Producers: Ivy Chen, Lieh Lee, Aileen Li
Director: John Hsu
Writer: John Hsu, Tsai Kun-Lin
Production: Sony Pictures
Casts: Gingle Wang, Sandrine Pinna, Chen Bolin, Eleven Yao
Synopsis of Dead Talents Society
Dead Talents Society takes viewers behind the veil into the secret world of professional ghosts as they compete to terrorize the living to ensure their limited lifestyle.
It is also said to have a limited lifespan after death, and must constantly scare the mortal world as a curse or urban legend to obtain a “hunter's license,” or be forgotten.
If forgotten, it will “die” for good. After the death of a recently deceased shy teenager. (Gingle Wang) who learns that he only has 30 days left to scare someone. So she tries to get her license. She meets a ghost diva (Sandrine Pinna) struggling to be forgotten, due to a new competitor who was once her “successor”. Together, they plan a scream, and with so much skill put on a show that is both hysterical and heartfelt.

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