
Actor Jung Woo-sung is in discussions to appear in the drama "Say You Love Me." The new drama "Say You Love Me" is a human romance drama based on the 1995 Japanese TBS drama of the same name. It depicts the love story between a deaf person and an aspiring actor.
In the drama, Jung Woo-sung has been offered the role of Cha Jin-woo, a deaf painter in his 30s. Having lost his hearing due to a fever in his childhood, art class was the only time Cha Jin-woo didn't need an interpreter, and he has considered painting his friend and his life itself. He became a painter while focusing on his art in his own quiet world.
In addition to acting, he has shown a wide range of activities as a producer and investor. Notably, he garnered attention last December by participating not as an actor but as an executive producer for the Netflix original series "The Silent Sea." Recently, he appeared on the variety show "IU's Palette" as a producer for "The Silent Sea," eliciting laughter. In addition, he has the film "A Man of Reason" set for release and is also filming the movie "12.12: The Day."
Jung Woo-sung's melodrama acting, which will be seen after a long time in "Say You Love Me," is also highly anticipated. Furthermore, attention is focused on who will be the heroine to portray a poignant romance with Jung Woo-sung. The broadcast schedule is undecided.
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