Park Bo Gum’s Costars Kim Yoo Jung, Jinyoung, and Kwak Dong Yeon From Moonlight Drawn By Clouds Guest Star in His New Variety Show The Seasons
This is so sweet and wonderful to see, old coworkers still friends and together again in support. Park Bo Gum is doing double duty this March as an actor with his Netflix K-drama When Life Gives You Tangerines and also hosting a new variety stage show The Seasons: Park Bo Gum’s Cantabile. Nearly all his leading cast costars from the drama Moonlight Drawn by Clouds showed up as guest stars to support him including Kim Yoo Jung, Jinyoung, and Kwak Dong Yeon and it’s just Chae Soo Bin who had a conflict in schedule and couldn’t make it. I loved this drama probably more than just the quality of the writing or directing, the cast and their charisma and chemistry both individually and together really carried it at the end of the day. Congrats to Park Bo Gum for having such a strong post military television comeback with these two projects.
I always found Jiyoung’s character more like a supporting one, KDY being the SML for me. I loved their trio, their BTS were very funny.
They’re so cute together. I hope they stay friends forever.
Koala well said about WLGT. Everything clicked together to make this a memorable piece of artwork and should be a classic in Kdrama history later. The cast is great. PBG did an impressive job even his screen time wasn’t as much as IU.
On a side note, WLGT prompts me to think Kdrama fans won’t necessarily miss the loss of a superstar like Kim Soo Hyun given that there’s never a shortage of up and rising talent in the K casting pool. Besides PBG, Lee Do Hyun recently has also been on my radar. Some fans raved about LDH many times in the past but I didn’t get his appeal in The Glory back then cuz of his minimal presence overshadowed by many other costars. I finally checked out 18 Again out of boredom between the dramas I’m currently following. Well then, he’s really something in 18 Again. LDH is another very promising young actor who’s got everything (acting in particular) to be a bright star. Given the same connections and opportunities as KSH, KSH’s halo may be easily crowned over LDH and other younger talent.
I agree with your view on WGTL. This drama really grows on you. I didn’t enjoy volume 1 as much but the impact as the next volumes reveal itself is something else. I find myself reflecting on my life and the life my parents have lived, while waiting for the next episodes to release. It’s not often you find a drama that does that to you.
It’s really a sum of all the right pieces put together. Great acting, story and cinematography. Even with PBG’s limited scenes, he cemented his role and character. The acting was memorable. I can’t wait for Volume 4. I see this drama being a strong contender for Daesang in the upcoming Baeksang awards.
I’m looking forward to seeing Good Boy released later this June.
100% agreed with your comment.
This is real co-workers and friends. Park Bo Gum is a pure hearted person…people truly like him.
I feel Park Bo Gum could be a even more popular Idol but he is not keen to be so. Thus he does only does projects he likes and when he wants. He refuse to be anyone’s commodity. Thus he takes months off sometimes. Unlike other his age group who are busy become top Idols.
I have huge respect for Park Bogum.
This is so lovely. They all reunited in Young Actor’s Retreat (2022), directly after PGM’s military service and they got along so well – at that point most had not reconnected since Moonlight – so I am glad to see the friendship continues!
I seldom watch variety, but I watched the Retreat for the Moonlight cast, and I love it, felt like I went on a best vacation with the besties.
Kim Yoo Jung looks so adorably tiny in the first pic.
Moonlight was my favourite Kdrama for many years.
I even dusted off my old piano to play the OSTs.
I think it’s time for another Kim Yoo Jung and Park Bo Gum reunion. They have such good friendship and chemistry!