Bickering behind the scenes of Falling for Innocence
by girlfriday
Augh, why is this show not a rom-com? Look how cute they’d be! Apparently JTBC’s new spring Friday-Saturday drama Falling for Innocence is going to ignore real-life bromance and adorableness in favor of melodrama. (But why? Can’t you see it goes against nature?) It doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy the backstage goofing-off before things get serious though, since we’ll need all the bro-love we can get before Jung Kyung-ho (Endless Love) and Yoon Hyun-min (Discovery of Romance) start fighting over Kim So-yeon (I Need Romance 3) for real.
The drama is about a man who gets a heart transplant and does a complete 180-degree personality change because of it. Jung Kyung-ho stars as a cold, heartless (hur) corporate headhunter who gets a new heart that has “cellular memory” and thus beats wildly for one woman alone. That’d be Kim So-yeon, who plays a sharp, capable executive secretary named… wait for it… Soon-jung (innocence). Of course she is. She’s strong-minded and great at her job, and earned the nickname “Iron Secretary” for being strong enough to deal with anything.
Yoon Hyun-min plays her childhood friend, described as a charismatic man with some inner pain. Uh, that’s vague. But if they’re lifelong friends, I already feel bad for Jung Kyung-ho even though he’s the lead. Yoon Hyun-min is already so damn lovable, plus he has to compete with a guy who’s known her his whole life? Okay, I’m not THAT worried — he has Fate (and top billing) on his side.
Gong Hyun-joo (Hotel King) plays a corporate headhunter, and Jo Eun-ji (Greatest Marriage) is a detective in the violent crimes unit. I guess that means there will be a crime to solve? Park Yong-gyu (She’s So Lovable), Ahn Seok-hwan (King’s Face), and Lee Shi-un (Modern Farmer) also co-star.
The “romantic healing drama” will be about the hero’s transformation — in the process of falling in love with the heroine, he turns into an innocent lovelorn romantic, which is completely out of character for him. It sounds a little like A New Leaf crossed with Summer Scent, just with less amnesia. It’ll be penned by a new writer, and directing is the PD of Big Man, which oddly enough is also about a man and a heart transplant.
Falling for Innocence follows Maids on Fridays and Saturdays in April.
Via TV Report
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Tags: Falling for Innocence, Jung Kyung-ho, Kim So-yeon, Yoon Hyun-min
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26 goldeng
February 9, 2015 at 10:18 AM
This drama sounds like the opposite of what I usually like that is rom coms but I was like wth??? when the premise for KMHM was out thinking it sounded depressing and now I like it so I dont know anymoree...! it was LOVE at 1st sight with Yoon Hyunmin in Witchs Romance and now idk if I could bear makjang just to see him... I already attempted to watch that trainwreck that was Godess of Marriage for KIM Ji Hoon and i nearly go insane!
ps: I just now realize Im yet to watch a project with Jung Kyung-ho on it!
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27 jenna
February 13, 2015 at 8:22 PM
For any of Kim So Yeon drama's ... I'm IN !!!
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28 armeenavee
February 23, 2016 at 7:24 PM
i so love this show. i wonder why it only has 16 episodes :(
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