To My Harry: Shin Hye-sun and Lee Jin-wook’s Anticipated Romcom Announces Release Date

Fans of romantic comedies, brace yourselves! The much-anticipated drama series To My Harry has officially announced its release date, adding to the excitement surrounding this star-studded show. Featuring a talented ensemble cast including Shin Hye-sun, Lee Jin-wook, Kang Hoon, and Jo Hye-joo, the series promises a captivating blend of romance, drama, and healing.

Directed by the acclaimed Jung Ji-hyun, known for hits like The King: Eternal Monarch, Twenty-Five, Twenty-One, and Mr. Sunshine, the drama is set to bring his signature touch of emotional depth and visual splendour. The screenplay, crafted by Han Ga-ram, the writer behind When the Weather is Fine, further raises expectations for a compelling narrative.

On July 30, ENA revealed that To My Harry will premiere on September 23, with new episodes airing every Monday and Tuesday. This announcement has heightened anticipation among viewers who eagerly await the unfolding of this unique psychological romance.

Shin Hye-sun, known for her remarkable performances in dramas like Mr. Queen and Welcome to Samdalri, takes on the role of an announcer who has spent 14 years in the industry without achieving public recognition. Her character harbours a deep-seated wound, leading to the emergence of a hidden personality that is both positive and bubbly. This complex duality adds an intriguing layer to the story, showcasing Shin Hye-sun’s versatility as an actress.

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Lee Jin-wook, who has captivated audiences with his roles in the Sweet Home and Voice series, portrays her ex-boyfriend, a man with his own share of past traumas. Their reunion sparks a journey of mutual healing, blending their painful histories with the potential for newfound love.

Kang Hoon, known for his appearances in The Secret Romantic Guesthouse and A Time Called You, and Jo Hye-joo, recognised for her supporting roles in My Demon and Reborn Rich, round out the main cast, promising dynamic and memorable performances.

The narrative of To My Harry delves into the life of the announcer, whose struggle for success in the industry remains unfulfilled. Her hidden, upbeat personality contrasts sharply with her unrecognized professional life, setting the stage for a story rich in emotional complexity. The drama explores themes of love, healing, and the reconciliation of past traumas, promising a heartwarming and thought-provoking viewing experience.

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Shabnam Jahan
Shabnam Jahan
Shabnam Jahan has completed her Masters in Journalism Mass Communication from SRM University, Chennai. She has a total interning experience of 6 months and has previously interned at Asiana Times as a content writer and at The News Minute as a Graphic Designer.

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