Sung-hoon returns as a 'chaebol': A delightful behind-the-scenes look at the script reading for "The Boss's Blatant Taste"

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Actors Sung-hoon and Oh Se-young unveiled the script reading scene for "The Boss's Blatant Taste."

Scheduled to premiere in November, MBN's new drama "The Boss's Blatant Taste" (directed by Kang Sol, written by Nam Ji-yeon, produced by Gaddin Media and Artist Studio) tells a "taste-targeting" romance between Kwon Do-hyuk (played by Sung-hoon), a taste-zero chaebol boss searching for 'Her' in an album, and Lee Eun-chae (played by Oh Se-young), an indie band vocalist who becomes the sole variable in his perfect life.

At the script reading, the key figures leading "The Boss's Blatant Taste" gathered in one place. Along with director Kang Sol and writer Nam Ji-yeon, actors Sung-hoon (as Kwon Do-hyuk), Oh Se-young (as Lee Eun-chae), Lee Jung-shin (as Moon Tae-kyung), Park Jeong-hak (as Kwon Tae-woong), Jo Hee-bong (as Lee Man-deok), Lee Do-yeop (as Park Jun-sang), Kim Yun-kyung (as Jung Mi-seon), and Lee Chung-joo (as Seo Jin-woo) attended, marking their first collaboration.

As the script reading officially began, the actors immediately immersed themselves in "The Boss's Blatant Taste" with remarkable focus from the start. Displaying fantastic synergy that made their first meeting seem unnecessary, they filled the set with cheerful energy.

First, Sung-hoon, who plays Kwon Do-hyuk, a genius in the AI field and CEO of Oyes Entertainment, skillfully portrayed the dual nature of a character hiding wounds behind a flawless exterior. Particularly, he perfectly embodied the cold-blooded realist who trusts data over people through restrained dialogue, charisma, and impeccable visuals.

Oh Se-young expressed Lee Eun-chae's bright and confident charm, infused with ultra-positive energy, in her own lovely hue. She brought the character to life by lovingly alternating between Eun-chae's contrasting sides: a job seeker struggling during the day and 'Su,' an indie band vocalist at night.

Notably, Sung-hoon and Oh Se-young displayed unique chemistry from their first collaboration, playfully exchanging sharp exchanges as Kwon Do-hyuk and Lee Eun-chae constantly clash. Expectations are high for the relationship changes and romance that will unfold as two people with different tastes unexpectedly intertwine.

Meanwhile, Lee Jung-shin, playing pediatrician Moon Tae-kyung, breathed life into the character as a gentle and relaxed charming man. His delicate nature and soft-spoken demeanor, which win affection from everyone, blended seamlessly with Lee Jung-shin's own charm, adding vitality to the drama.

Additionally, veteran actors Park Jeong-hak, Jo Hee-bong, Lee Do-yeop, Kim Yun-kyung, and Lee Chung-joo continued their impressive performances. Portraying characters with distinct personalities, they enriched the drama through veteran-level acting and seamless chemistry, tightly weaving relationships between characters.

"The Boss's Blatant Taste" is based on the popular Naver web novel and webtoon of the same name (written by artist Seuk-keu). Director Kang Sol, known for his delicate direction in dramas like "Delivery Man" and "I'll Take Care of Your Trip," joined forces with writer Nam Ji-yeon, who showcased her solid writing skills in works such as "Our House" and "So I Married an Anti-fan." MBN's new drama "The Boss's Blatant Taste," which will turn the living room into a pink paradise with its sweet romance, is scheduled to premiere in November.

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