Korean actress Yoon Eun Hye is likely to return to the drama scene with a new drama, “Lady Castle”, after a hiatus of two years. According to a statement from Yoon Eun Hye’s management agency on the 20th, Yoon Eun Hye has reached an agreement with the production company of “Lady Castle” and will be signing the contract at a later date.
The plot of “Lady Castle” revolves around 3 sisters and the inheritance left behind by their father. Since this is the returning project of Yoon Eun Hye since “The First Shop of Coffee Prince” in 2007, it has quickly become a hot discussion topic among netizens.
However, the production company of “Lady Castle” was previously banned by the Korean Drama Production Company Association due to them paying a high fee to Park Shin Yang over “Money’s Warfare”. Therefore, it is still uncertain which TV station will agree to broadcast this drama.
According to an insider, in order to ensure a smooth filming of “Lady Castle”, the production company has been trying to reach an compromise with the association and is hopeful that the ban will be removed in the near future.
A good friend of Yoon Eun Hye also revealed that according to the agreement, if “Lady Castle” is ultimately unable to air in either of the three major TV station, Yoon Eun Hye reserves the right to cancel the contract.
Well, before you get too excited, this is still an unconfirmed deal, until the signing of the contract. And even so, the production company still has to get past the ban before anything concrete can be seen.
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