Check out the script reading for Wind Blows in Winter

The script reading for SBS��s drama series Wind Blows in Winter (written by Noh Hee Kyeong, directed by Kim Kyoo Tae) was spotted online.

On November 16, some pictures of the script reading which took place at SBS Tanhyeon Production Center on the 4th were posted online.

Along with the director Kim Kyoo Tae and scriptwriter Noh Hee Kyeong, all the cast including Jo In Sung, Song Hye Kyo, Kim Bum, Jung Eun Ji, Bae Jong Ok, Kim Tae Woo, Kim Kyu Chul, Choi Seung Kyung, Kim Young Hoon, Seo Hyo Rim, Lee Jae Woo, Lim Se Mi, and Han Jung Hyun showed up for this important meeting.

Director Kim started off with the greeting, ��It will be tough shooting during this winter, but let��s try to enjoy it all together until the very last shooting,�� and the atmosphere lightened up as staff and actors greeted one after another.

As actors become more and more focused on reading lines for their characters, the atmosphere grew tense as if they were shooting in the real setting.

Particularly, the two main actors, Jo In Sung and Song Hye Kyo, overwhelmed the place with their charisma despite their long hiatus from the industry.

Reflecting the characters�� close friendship within the series, Jo In Sung and Kim Bum played around as if they were real brothers. Song also greeted her child actress friendly, but she appeared extremely shy, giving a good laugh to all staff at the set.

A staff member said, ��After the script reading, we��ve become more confident of our work and actors. Although they have been in this field for a long time, they still have burning passion for the series. Above all, we can guarantee you not only a good quality of the series but also its success, based on the perfect harmony we have.��

Wind Blows in Winter will deliver a message of looking people into their hearts and embracing the quality of love. It will broadcast as the follow-up series to The Great Seer in February next year.

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