"Controversy over casting." Ok Joo-hyun even received entertainment..Tak Jae-hoon → Lee Su-ji is meeting [Official]

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Ok Joo-hyun, the main character of the musical Anna Karenina, will appear in 'No, but really!'

According to the production company of "Anna Karenina" on the 13th, Ok Joo-hyun will join the SBS entertainment program "No, but really!" which will air at 9:30 p.m. on the 16th.

"No, but really!" is a real character talk show where four MCs, including Tak Jae-hoon, Lee Sang-min, Lee Su-ji, and Kai, transform into different characters in each new world view and continue talking.

On this day's broadcast, Ok Joo-hyun will completely melt into the concept of the program and show another friendly and pleasant twist of charm that is different from the overwhelming charisma she has shown on stage. In particular, despite the unexpected situation with the MCs, the company plans to reveal its extraordinary affection and passion for the work with Tiki-taka full of entertainment.

The musical Anna Karenina, starring Ok Joo-hyun, is a masterpiece based on Tolstoy's original novel, depicting the problems of love, marriage and family with grand numbers and colorful stage productions. It depicted the customs of Russian aristocratic society in the 19th century realistically and was praised for capturing artistic depth and popularity at the same time.

In the play, Ok Joo-hyun plays Anna Karenina, a noble lady with beauty and the title role that goes between love and tragedy.

Anna Karenina will open at the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts in Seoul on the 20th and will be performed until March 29.

Meanwhile, Anna Karenina has recently been embroiled in a controversy over casting Ok Joo-hyun. According to the released casting lineup, out of a total of 38 performances, Ok Joo-hyun took the stage 23 times, Lee Ji-hye took the stage 8 times, and Kim So-hyang took the stage 7 times, causing controversy over casting.

In this regard, Anna Karenina told Star News, "I have nothing to say because casting and episodes are the unique rights of producers and original creators," adding, "It is a difficult schedule because there are many variables such as consultation with licensees, reduction of total performance sessions, and actors' schedules."

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