Wasn't there supposed to be a remake of "Resurrection"? What happened to that?

Hopefully not too much to ask for Jamie Chung or any other Korean American actress for Kang Sora's part.

Lol there are supposed to be so many remakes in the works for the US, I've yet to see any of them:
My Love From Another Star
Nine: Nine Time Travels
and
Resurrection (apparently, from the comments. I haven't heard of the drama or the remake, myself.)

Does anyone know what's happened to any of these?? Now Neighborhood Lawyer Jo Deul-ho has joined their midst. The real question is, if they remake it, will Subway sponsor?

As an American who doesn't watch American TV much, I hate that I had to Google almost everyone mentioned in the comments. Other than John Cho & Daniel Dae Kim, I didn't recognize the names.

Also, we've never gotten any of the remakes previous discussed. I doubt this one will pan out *tear*. If it does, can it please be a mini-series instead of full time drama?

Ok, so CBS, ABC. Is NBC the last of the U.S. Big 3?

We've been hearing talk about Kdramas being remade for American television for several years now. While the idea of that happening excites me, I'll believe it when I see it.

As for the lead, John Cho, Justin Chon, or Tim Kang. I like all three, and would love to see them headline a show.

Lol at the american remake. How many does that make now. I haven't heard a thing about a single one of them. I'd like to see at least one of the see daylight so we can see how they fare. It's nice that they're looking for a korean-american though. They certainly don't get many opportunities here.

I think the Big Three networks are the worst choices to promote remakes of Korean dramas.
I think the best network to do Korean dramas would be FX.
They did American Horror Story and Scream Queens that are more like Korean dramas with a whole story told in one season with a beginning and an ending to them.

I think ones the FX audience would like as remakes would be Gap Dong and Ghost, but the one that they would like the best would be I Hear Your Voice possibly.

Netflix did UK remakes and they might also do some Korean remakes if offered to them. Asian action is big on Netflix so they would probably like Mask and Signal as remakes.

"Is NBC the last of the U.S. Big 3?"

With dramas, yes.
With reality TV, no. They have a show called "Better Late than Never" with is a spinoff of "Grandpa over Flowers".

"Asian action is big on Netflix so they would probably like Mask and Signal as remakes."

Signal already has a remake on CW. It's called "Frequency" and it's based off the US movie(2000) with the same name starring Dennis Quaid.

Another vote for "Believe It When I see It" over here. But, there have been a couple of variety shows (Grandpas over flowers and Return of Superman) that have recently remade in the US so it's totally possible. The catch though is in the US, the networks don't nearly green-light as many projects as the networks in South Korea. So, if a network selects a pilot it has to be pretty close to perfection and chances are the producer, writer has a following all their own. This explains why Shonda Rhimes rules ABC (Grey's Anatomy, Scandal, How to Get Away with Murder, etc.).