A ‘Crash Landing on You’ American Remake Is in the Works

A ‘Crash Landing on You’ American Remake Is in the Works

Yet another remake nobody asked for.

On 4 Nov 2021, South Korean entertainment and media company CJ ENM revealed its plans to develop a Crash Landing on You American remake with Netflix. 

According to a report from Korean news outlet Edaily, Studio Dragon (the production company behind CLOY) and Netflix are already in the “final stages” of planning and development. Studio Dragon CEO Kang Chul-ku  also said that the company is hoping to produce and bring more Korean dramas to the United States. Furthermore, they are looking into possible team-ups with Apple TV and Disney+. 

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CLOY American remake currently in the final planning stages

A ‘Crash Landing on You’ (CLOY) American Remake Is in the Works on Netflix US

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One of the most beloved and highest-rated dramas in Korean TV history, Crash Landing on You tells the story of a rich South Korean heiress Yoon Se-ri (Son Ye-jin) who accidentally paraglides into North Korea while testing her latest sportswear product. There, she comes across Captain Ri Jeong-hyeok (Hyun Bin), a North Korean army officer, who helps her find her way back to South Korea.

As expected, the shocking news that CLOY is in talks to get a US remake has sparked confusion and scepticism among netizens, to say the least. In particular, many people are wondering where the adaptation can possibly take place for the protagonist to make her crash landing, among other drastic changes that will need to be made to the remake. 

Also read: Crash Landing on You Filming Locations: A Switzerland Itinerary 

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