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[03/21/21 - 06:31 PM]
A Different Romance Film, "Moral Sense" (WT), Casts Seo Hyun and Lee Jun-young
The film is about a different kind of romance between a man with a unique taste and a woman who stumbles upon his secret.
[via press release from Netflix]

A DIFFERENT ROMANCE FILM, MORAL SENSE(WT), CASTS SEO HYUN AND LEE JUN-YOUNG

Announcing the creation of a cheerful and cheeky romance between two very different people.

SEOUL, Mar 22, 2020 - Netflix, the world's leading streaming entertainment service, has confirmed the casting of Seo Hyun and Lee Jun-young for the new Korean romance film Moral Sense(WT).

Moral Sense(WT), the much anticipated Netflix Original Film by master romance director Park Hyun-jin, ushers the first exciting pairing between actors Seo Hyun and Lee Jun-young. Based on the popular webtoon of the same name, Moral Sense(WT) is a film about a different kind of romance between a man with a unique taste and a woman who stumbles upon his secret.

Seo Hyun, who recently played a shapeshifting swindler in the drama Private Lives, will star in her first movie, Moral Sense (WT). Jung Ji-woo, played by Seo Hyun in the film, is a woman who leads a racy romance by engaging in a "special" relationship with her co-worker after she accidentally learns about his secret peculiarities. Seo Hyun will transform into Jung Ji-woo, a character who is cold and blunt on the outside but has a warm heart and charm unlike anyone else.

Performing outstandingly across an array of genres like in the musical Swag Age: Shout, Chosun!, the drama Please Don't Date Him, rising star Lee Jun-young will play the role of Jung Ji-hoo, a man with unusual tastes. Lee Jun-young will add vibrancy and excitement in the role as his character's charm and figure, adored by his female co-workers, hide his secret and unique taste.

Moral Sense (WT), which stars Seo Hyun and Lee Jun-young in a cheerful and provocative romance film about a man and women with completely different tastes and personalities, will be released exclusively on Netflix.





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