Lee Sung-kyung and Kim Young-dae to Star in "Shooting Star"

tvN's new drama "Shooting Star" which tells the story of characters located at the forefront of the entertainment industry, will cast actors Lee Sung-kyung and Kim Young-dae and begin filming in late September.

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"Shooting Star" means 'various people cleaning up after stars' and depicts a romantic comedy filled with love and hatred by Oh Han-byeol, the manager of the management team at the forefront of Star Care and her natural enemy and perfect top star Gong Tae-seong. It tells the real story of people who shed blood, sweat and tears behind stars to make them shine. It is written by Choi Young-woo-I and directed by Jamie K Lee.

"Shooting Star" is a Korean original work by global streaming platform iQIYI and is expected to be streamed exclusively through overseas mobile apps, raising expectations even further. In Korea, it is scheduled to be broadcasted on tvN.

In "Shooting Star" actress Lee Sung-kyung plays Oh Han-byeol, the head of the management's public relations team. She has extraordinary verbal skills and excellent crisis response skills. With her excellent 'hooking' ability, she is active in various fields such as public relations, crisis response and communication, and dominates the industry.

Actor Kim Young-dae plays Gong Tae-seong, a leading management star who bickers with Oh Han-byeol, the head of the public relations team. He is a top star who is loved by the public for his bright smile like an angel and polite and upright image that seems to live without the law. At the same time, behind the scenes, he has a hot temper and he is full of the desire to win, showing his unexpected charm. From the close war of nerves between Oh Han-byeol and Gong Tae-seong's stories will be romantic and comical.

Studio Dragon-based CP, which is in charge of producing "Shooting Star", raised expectations by saying, "The drama is not only about stars but also about managers, public relations teams and reporters who support the entertainment industry at the front line".