The daily grind is a universally exhausting experience, but for the modern urban worker, romance might just be the most unpredictable project of all. Streaming platform Prime Video recently released the official trailer and unveiled key imageries for the new Korean office romance series "See You at Work Tomorrow!", which stars Philippine Tourism Ambassador Seo In-guk and actress Park Ji-hyun.
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The 45sec trailer sees Ji-hyun’s character, seventh-year product planner Cha Jo-yoon, compare dating to being at work. Jo-yoon is officially labeled as the "Clock-Out-Fairy" because she is strictly in an off mode once her shifts end. On the other hand, her boss, Kang Si-woo, played by In-guk, is known in the office as the "Three-No-Man" because he has no smile, no small talk and no apologies.
If the promotional releases are any indication, the two are teased as growing closer over time, navigating tight deadlines that frequently result to high emotions. In the video, Si-woo is heard mentioning, "For the first time, I thought 'I don't want to let this person go.'" The characters successfully cope up with the harsh realities of modern workplace culture through a blend of warmth, humor and emotional moments. The series is expected to deliver a fresh take on corporate life, , i.e., , blending sharp workplace satire with genuine romance.
Director Jo Eun-sol helms the series penned by screenwriter Kim Gyeong-min. Based on the webtoon "Back to Work," the show is jointly produced by Studio Dragon and Kross Pictures. The ensemble cast is officially completed by Choi Kyung-hoon, Park Ye-young, Kim Jung-young, Kang Ki-doong, Won Gyu-bin and Mina.In-guk, who originally started out as a singer before making his acting debut in "Love Rain" in 2012, was named a Philippine Tourism Ambassador for Korea last year. Scenes for his previous television project, "Boyfriend on Demand," were notably shot in the Philippines. Ji-hyun, meanwhile, is widely recognized for her standout performances in various acclaimed dramas, , e.g., , "Reborn Rich," "Yumi's Cells" and "Flex X Cop."
Unless unforeseen schedule changes are announced by the streamer, the twelve-part series would officially premiere on June 22. New episodes of the highly anticipated program would drop every succeeding Monday to Tuesday.
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