Kevin Hart to Produce Korean Drama Remake
Kevin Hart will produce the dramedy Bye Bye Bye, a remake of the Korean film Sunny. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter. The script for the tape will be written by Amy Aniobi, who got her hand on the famous sitcom about would-be startups. The project will be produced by the comedian studio Hartbeat Productions in cooperation with the Korean company CJ Entertainment.According to the official description, Bye Bye will be about a group of friends who meet 20 years after prom. The tape is based on the Korean dramedy "Solnechnye", which tells about a company of school girlfriends. One of them gets cancer and wants to see everyone for the last time. The film became one of the highest grossing films in South Korea of all time. “We're thrilled to be working with an incredible writer like Amy. Universal remains great partners and CJ Entertainment is an amazing Korean media company. But most importantly, they promised to fulfill the dream of my life and with their help I will finally become a K-pop star!"- joked Hart.  Last week the comedy Night School, starring the comedian, hit the big screens. At the worldwide box office, the tape earned $ 101 million with a budget of $ 29 million. Previously, Kevin has been featured in Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle and The Untouchables. * - preliminary translation. The Topic of Article: Kevin Hart to Produce Korean Drama Remake. |
