Jennie, part of K-pop sensation Blackpink, will appear in HBO series 'The Idol' alongside co-creator the Weeknd and Lily-Rose Depp.
The company said, “A lot of Blackpink-esque music has been prepared over a long period of time. The four-member group was formed in 2016 and has gone on to enjoy global success. The announcement has excited K-Pop fans, some of whom consider “The Idol” to be Jennie’s legitimate acting debut.
Jennie's casting was not initially announced by HBO, but the premium cable channel confirmed it on social media, tweeting on Monday, “Jennie Kim has been cast ...
The group — which consists of Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa — are in the “final stages of recording a new album,” a press release revealed at the time. The quartet is also planning an international tour. The Idol, which stars The Weeknd and Lily-Rose Depp, is about a self-help guru and cult leader who begins a relationship with an up-and-coming pop star.
The cat's out of the bag: BLACKPINK member Jennie has been confirmed to appear in the HBO TV Series by The Weeknd, The Idol. While the BLACKPINK star's ...
Jennie is also the first Korean idol to star in an American TV series, so BLINKs are obviously over the moon for it. — JENNIE CHILE (@jenniebpchile)July 17, 2022 Jennie will be joining Lily-Rose Depp, The Weeknd, Troye Sivan, and others in the TV series’ line-up. [ARTICLE] 220719 YG said that Jennie's role is yet to be unveiled. Later on the 19th, YG Entertainment released their own statement, announcing that Jennie will be making her acting debut in the American TV series. — ❤️🔥 (@jennietheidol)July 18, 2022
Jennie, main rapper in K-pop group Blackpink, will be seen in the Weeknd's upcoming HBO drama series The Idol alongside Lily-Rose Depp.
Its 2020 The Album is the best-selling album by a Korean girl group of all time and the first to sell more than one million copies. The Weeknd’s manager Wassim “SAL” Slaiby and creative director La Mar C. Taylor also will co-exec produce. Mary Laws, who has written on Succession and Preacher, will write and co-exec produce. She debuted as a member of Blackpink, formed by YG Entertainment, in 2016. Jennie was first seen in the recently released teaser trailer (you can watch it below), where she appears very briefly three times in choreography and dance rehearsal scenes. Details of her role have not been released but HBO confirmed the casting on social media.
Jennie, one of the singer from hit K-pop group Blackpink, has joined the cast of HBO's upcoming series The Idol.
The Idol will focuse on a self-help guru, who is also a cult leader. The group has released the studio albums Blackpink in Your Area and The Album. The group was also the focus of the 2020 Netflix documentary Blackpink: Light Up the Sky, directed by Caroline Suh. Kim released her first solo single "Solo" in 2018. Kim has been a member of Blackpink since the group began working together in 2016.
The "sleaziest love story in Hollywood" officially has a real life idol in the cast.
Though the project advertises itself as coming “from the sick and twisted minds” of it’s creators, the most sick and twisted things we see onscreen are semi-nudity, fake cocaine, and the gaudiest of Beverly Hills mansions. Although fans of Euphoria or The Weeknd’s music videos will recognize the blinding lights and bass-heavy soundtrack of the project, the trailer leaves quite a lot to the imagination. Who better to join the cast of Sam Levinson and The Weeknd’s The Idol than a literal idol?
Jennie Kim is opening up about what drew her to the new series The Idol! Many fans spotted the BLACKPINK singer alongside Lily-Rose Depp in the teaser ...
I’ll work hard, so please watch me with affection.” Jennie also opened up about the script and joining the cast. Jennie Kim is opening up about what drew her to the new series The Idol!
HBO confirmed Blackpink singer Jennie Kim is starring opposite Abel "The Weeknd" Tesfaye and Lily Depp in the Sam Levinson series The Idol.
The series looks decidedly raunchier than Sam Levinson's other HBO show Euphoria, with the actors doing lines of cocaine and provocatively dancing in the trailer. The Idol marks one of Jennie's first ever acting roles, although it's not the first time she's been in front of the camera, of course. With the cat out of the bag, HBO confirmed July 18 that the K-pop singer is a cast member, sharing a behind-the-scenes photo of Jennie on set.