Kim Bum, Kim Myung Min, Ryu Hye Young, and Lee Jung Eun Confirmed for New Drama "Law School"
New legal drama, JTBC's "Law School", has confirmed its cast and will air in the first half of 2021!
"Law School" unfolds the story of Korea's top law school professors and students entangled in an unprecedented incident. The drama will showcase the competitive battle of the legal process, justice, truth, and survival in the world of lawsuits and professions.
Kim Myung Min will play the character of Yang Jong Hoon, the intimidating criminal law professor who used to be an elite prosecutor. His strict and cruel words make him the professor that students don't want to be with, but his teaching methods are quite addictive towards his future juniors in the legal profession.
Ryu Hye Young will be Kang Sol, a hardworking law student. She might be poor and lucky to gain special admission to study law, but she never wasted any opportunity. She is determined to succeed and become a competent lawyer someday.
Kim Bum will play as Han Joon Hwi, the top law school student in his class. He has good looks, he's smart, and possesses natural leadership skills that make him a good candidate for any legal firm. But amidst his charms, he has a hidden secret of his true identity.
Meanwhile, the actor is slated to star in another drama with Lee Dong Wook and Jo Bo Ah that will premiere in October.
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Lee Jung Eun will be Kim Eun Sook, who chose to serve as a civil law professor. She is known for being the best competent lawyer inside a courtroom. She is a relatable professor at law school and the only colleague that Yang Jong Hoon confides with.
According to the production, "Law School" is unique and new to the viewers as it will offer a combination of the judicial court and the atmosphere of law school in Korea. With the actors' transformations to being a professor and students in the world of legal studies is something we are all excited about.
Fresh materials, moving growth of preliminary lawyers, superb acting, and director Kim Seok Yoon ("My Wife is Having An Affair" and "Detective K: Secret of the Living Dead") make the show a must-watch!
