Udo Hwan and Lee Yumi Star in 'Mr. Plankton' to Be Released on the 8th of Next Month
A Romantic Comedy Depicting the Forced Companionship of Unhappy Men and Women
Actor Woo Do-hwan and Lee Yu-mi star in 'Mr. Plankton,' which is set to be unveiled. Netflix announced on the 24th that it will be released on the 8th of next month. This romantic comedy series depicts the story that unfolds when the world's most unfortunate woman is forced to accompany a man, who was mistakenly born, on his final journey in life.
Woo Do-hwan plays Hae-jo, who, considered a disgraceful seed and unloved anywhere, decides to find his biological father. Lee Yu-mi portrays Jo Jae-mi, who suddenly joins Hae-jo on his journey just before the wedding with Oh-heung, the fifth-generation heir of a noble family. Oh-heung, who chases after the bride who disappeared before his eyes on the wedding day, is played by Oh Jung-se.
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The screenplay is by writer Jo Yong, known for the drama 'It's Okay to Not Be Okay,' and the direction is by Hong Jong-chan, who created the Netflix series 'Juvenile Justice' and the drama 'Dear My Friends.' Director Hong explained, "It unfolds like a lively and fast-paced farce, presenting a story that viewers can easily relate to."
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