Spring Fever K-Drama Cast: Lee Joo Bin and Ahn Bo Hyun to Lead New Rom-Com Ensemble
Get a first look at the Spring Fever K-drama cast featuring Lee Joo Bin, Ahn Bo Hyun, Jin Kyung, and Bae Jung Nam. Discover the story of a cold teacher and a passionate man in this upcoming rom-com.
Can a passionate heart melt a frozen soul? The upcoming romantic comedy 'Spring Fever' has officially introduced its vibrant lineup of high school teachers, sparking excitement among K-drama fans worldwide.
Spring Fever K-Drama Cast Lee Joo Bin and Ahn Bo Hyun Stills
The drama tells the story of Yoon Bom (played by Lee Joo Bin), an emotionally detached high school teacher, and Seon Jae Gyu (played by Ahn Bo Hyun), a man whose fiery passion threatens to thaw her icy exterior. According to newly released production stills, Lee Joo Bin embodies a cool, intellectual vibe, while Ahn Bo Hyun’s character promises to bring a burst of energy to the screen.
A Star-Studded Supporting Ensemble
Joining the leads is a powerhouse supporting cast. Veteran actress Jin Kyung and the charismatic Bae Jung Nam will portray fellow teachers, adding depth and humor to the faculty room dynamics. Their involvement suggests a well-rounded series that balances romance with relatable workplace comedy.
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