The Sound of Magic

Known for his work in hits like 'Love in the Moonlight' and 'Itaewon Class', director Kim Seong Yoon decided to go for more wonder and fantasy this time as he ...

Tune in for Two? ‘ The Sound of Magic’ is intriguing though difficult to judge from just one peep. The musical numbers in the first episode are impressive and on point, adding a fantastical touch to the story. Choi Sung Eun’s first look on ' The Sound of Magic' is as a tumbling student late on the first day as a sophomore in highschool.

Describing his character of Ri-eul as a “mysterious magician” who wants to remain a kid forever, Chang Wook, 34, said while most of the tricks in the drama were ...

I started learning acting and now here I am with director Kim, Chang Wook and Choi Sung Eun.” Chang Wook, who has also sung in the drama, praised director Kim for being “tenacious” and a “perfectionist”. In that aspect, I think everyone can relate to the story. That was the part that I discussed the most with the director. “For people, who are having difficult days, instead of just saying, ‘you can do it’, I really want to help them dream again. Asked whether there was any particular trick that he wanted to master, Chang Wook said, “I would definitely say pulling a rabbit out of a hat. “Ri-eul is a very frank and fantastical character and I think that was the most fun part.

South Korean heartthrob Ji Chang-wook has it all. Good looks, elite acting skills, and — we've seen it for ourselves — an exceptionally toned chest.

It took a great deal of courage for him to step out of his comfort zone in his late 20s and take a shot at fulfilling his dream. So I think I'm quite different from the character in that aspect because I wasn't forced into a dream by my parents." "I think the show will let you think about those past dreams and wonders you had as a child.

From murder plots to magical escapes to musical numbers, The Sound of Magic, Netflix's latest K-drama, has a lot to get through in its final episode.

"The Sound of Magic" was a Korean drama series we looked forward to because it can never be a bad idea to see Ji Chang Wook and Hwang In Yeop on screen.

Not to mention how under-explored the relationship between Ah Yi and her father was and how she forgave him when he literally abandoned her and stole her money. She is unaware of the fact that Il Deong is doing this to prevent her from getting involved with the magician, as he believes that he may take advantage of her. As both Il Deong and Ah Yi understand his past, they rush to the theme park to meet him before he is arrested. But on this side of the curtain, Ah Yi is surprised and shocked when the magician tells her that he knows about the text messages she sends to her mother. In a later scene, we come to know that Il Deong is the son of the Chief Justice, Na Ik Deong, and he is preparing to study law just like his father. However, Il Deong and Ah Yi do not believe that he is guilty. The next day, Il Deong and Ah Yi study together in the library, and he shares his EarPods with her, imagining that he is singing for her. This causes her to be suspicious as to how Ah Yi is involved with the magician. But it just leads to more trouble when the people see that it is fake money and beat him up. To protect her, he offers to pay them back, and with one of his tricks, he makes money rain from the sky. Ah Yi thinks that it is not the money but her that is dirty and decides to go back to the theme park. Ah Yi is very happy, but then, he suddenly tries to feel her up by running his hands up and down her arms and pulling her close.