Lee Jin-wook and Shin Mina in Talks for New Romance Drama 'Wed-Thu-Fri'
Lee Jin-wook and Shin Mina are in talks to star in the upcoming romance drama 'Wed-Thu-Fri.' Directed by Jung Dong-yoon, this series is set in a mysterious restaurant.
A visual powerhouse pairing is on the horizon. Lee Jin-wook and Shin Mina are reportedly in discussions to lead a new romance drama tentatively titled 'Wed-Thu-Fri.' According to reports on January 11, 2026, both actors are positively reviewing the scripts, sparking excitement among global K-drama fans.
The Plot Behind 'Wed-Thu-Fri' Drama
The story revolves around a unique restaurant that only operates on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. Lee Jin-wook, known for his versatile roles in 'Beyond the Bar' and 'Sweet Home,' is in talks to play the lead chef. Shin Mina, the undisputed queen of romantic comedies, is also considering a major role that will likely showcase her signature charm.
Director Jung Dong-yoon Takes the Helm
Adding to the hype is Director Jung Dong-yoon, the mastermind behind the visual masterpiece 'Gyeongseong Creature' and the emotional hit 'It's Okay to Not Be Okay.' His involvement suggests that 'Wed-Thu-Fri' will be more than just a simple romance; it's expected to feature high production values and a deep, character-driven narrative.
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