IU said, “It’s really an honor. For one, the script is really entertaining, and it’s exciting to be able to work with such accomplished people. We are currently filming well.”
She continued, “I think I will be able to show a new side of myself that I haven’t in the dramas I’ve done so far.”
In “Producer,” IU will depict a famous celebrity who is cynical and standoffish, having started in the industry at a young age and having witnessed how backstabbing people can be.
The singer-actress shared how her role will be a means to satisfy her longing to do music, “I sing in the drama as well. Through that, I’ll be able to quench some of my thirst [for my new album]. While the part isn’t really big, I’m working very hard so that it will be [a] fun [drama].”
“Producer” is set to premiere in early May.
Are you excited to see a brand new side of IU in “Producer?”
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On the 8th, he tweeted, "Let's just pretend we don't know and let it go. But everyone working in this business knows. Planning is not done thoughtlessly like that."
This seems to be targeting Lumpens, the man behind IU's 'Twenty-Three' MV. After accusations that her MV was full of Lolita themes, he'd excused himself by saying that he had simply matched the lyrics and that it was not supposed to be pedophilic. However, the explanation was not taken well by most, as many pointed out that as an MV director (who had directed sexual MVs before), he could not have missed the obvious, cliche Lolita symbolism.
Do you think people should let it go?
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Genre : Drama
Premiere in Korea : 20150515
Premiere on KBS World : 20150527
Number of Episodes : 12
Runtime : 70'
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Synopsis
At the centre of Yeouido, there is a building which never goes to sleep 24/7; It's Korean Broadcasting System(KBS). And inside the building, on the sixth floor, people are busy working between the partitions who produce renowned variety shows including and more.
Here, which seems to be an ordinary office, the highly-educated are being treated as a fool when their programs record low ratings even after hectic work schedule of filming, editing, and all-night meetings.
This drama features various anecdotes about producers and non-producers happening in Entertainment Department.
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