It's not about infidelity right now', Kim Hye-soo and Cho Yo-jong will meet

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"Adultery Is Not the Problem Now" unveiled the lineup of Kim Hye-soo and Cho Yo-jung.

Coupang Play series "Fidelity Is Not the Problem Now" (directed by Lee Chang-hee, scripted by Jung Eun-kyung Park Soo-rin) is a series of black comedy in which a popular influencer couple who have sold a happy family and a doctor in a neighbor's house who is filing for a mud-slinging divorce are entangled in an unmanageable secret that makes even an affair insignificant.

The casting brought together representative Korean actors who have built irreplaceable careers in their respective fields. Kim Hye-soo, who has demonstrated her unrivaled presence and overwhelming acting skills with new transformations in each of her films, including "The Intrusion," the drama "Trigger," and "Shroop," played the CEO of an interior company thirsty for greater success and the popular influencer "Kyung-hee."

Cho Yo-jung, who has shown impressive acting skills with powerful and three-dimensional characters in the films "Zombie Daughter," "Hidden Face," "Parasite," and the drama "Made in Korea," plays Su-jeong, a dermatologist who lives in front of "Kyung-hee" and puts up with everything to protect her only daughter left next to her.

Kim Ji-hoon, who has been active in genres such as the drama "Paper House: Joint Economic Zone," "Mean Love," the global project "Butterfly," and the entertainment show "Crime Scene Zero," played the role of Jae-hong, the husband of "Kyung-hee" and an actor who lives in the shadow of his successful wife.

Kim Jae-chul, who has been impressing 10 million viewers with the movie "Farmo" and has shown a wide range of acting spectrum in dramas "Mean Love" and "Love on a Single Tree Bridge," will add intense energy as "Boseong," who is the ex-husband of "Su-Jeong" and does nothing to regain custody of her daughter.

The four actors, who draw attention just by name, appear to be entangled in an affair, but the secrets behind it are revealed one by one and fall into an unpredictable whirlwind of events. Expectations are high for the heavy synergy that the four actors will create through acting that explodes each character's desire.

At the script reading site, which was held with the confirmation of the production, the actors' teamwork was quickly matched and showed an immersion that resembled an actual filming. It is said that the tone of the work was clearly revealed in the lines of tension and laughter.

After reading, Kim Hye-soo said, "Everything was unique. "The way the story was told and the characters' personalities and ensembles were fun," Cho Yeo-jeong said, "A close drama based on an incident unfolds excitingly with the chemistry of the actors." Please look forward to it," he said. Kim Ji-hoon said, "I liked the fresh feeling that the stories were fun and not obvious. I will work hard to make it a fun scene until the last shooting," Kim Jae-cheol said, and Kim Jae-cheol also said, "I will try to convey the thrill I felt when I read the script to you. Please look forward to the acting feast of various characters that will unfold in director Lee Chang-hee's world. I will come back with a good work," he added.

The director was directed by Lee Chang-hee, who has been recognized for his sense in the drama "The Murderer's Difficulty," "Others Are Hell," and the movie "The Missing Night." Based on director Lee Chang-hee's unique directing ability to unravel solid narratives and character relationships, it is expected to complete the black comedy with a more refined breath.

First Man Studio, co-founded by director Hwang Dong-hyuk and producer Kim Ji-yeon, who caused a global syndrome with the "Squid Game" series, will be in charge of the production. Director Hwang Dong-hyuk is a showrunner and producer, adding strength to the overall completeness of the work.

"Adultery Is Not the Problem Now" is scheduled to be released in 2026.

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