As They Explore New Areas, The NCT Members Continue To Develop Their Artistic Talents And Bring More Content For NCTzens To Love. There are 4 members whose works will be released in 2022.
This year will be the year some of the NCT members make their acting debuts, while others return to acting with new dramas. This is a huge step forward for the members, especially considering how far they have come in their careers as K-Pop idols.
As they explore new areas, the NCT members continue to develop their artistic talents and bring more content for NCTzens to love. Here are the 4 NCT members that fans can see in dramas and movies this year.
Winwin — "The Shadow" and "Sweet Games"
Winwin will be making his acting debut with the Chinese drama "The Shadow", which is a period drama set during the Era of the Republic of China. The show went into production in October 2021, and will be released this year.
In addition, Winwin also starred in the romance drama "Sweet Games" which is currently in the process of filming. In this drama, the 1997-born singer collided with He Hongshan
Yuta will make an impressive acting debut in the popular Japanese multimedia franchise "HiGH&LOW". The Japanese singer will not only become an actor but also a great action star.
The first trailer gives fans a glimpse of Yuta's antagonistic character, while he shows off some serious martial arts skills. "HiGH&LOW: THE WORST X" will be released in September.
Doyoung will return to acting in the TVING drama "To X Who Don't Love Me" where he will play the male lead Jung Si Ho. Having previously starred in "Café Midnight Season 3: The Curious Stalker", as well as in the musical "Marie Antoinette", Doyoung is now one of the most experienced actors in NCT (and Haechan's favorite actor). "To X Who Doesn't Love Me" will be released in July.
Jaehyun — "Dear. M"
Jaehyun will finally make his long-awaited acting debut with the KBS drama "Dear. M". The event was postponed to 2021 after actress Park Hye Soo was involved in a bullying controversy.
Fans were disappointed that they couldn't see Jaehyun as an actor, especially as the members themselves revealed that he had been working almost non-stop on filming the drama and working on NCT's comeback “Resonance” at the same time. NCTzen is celebrating the news that "Dear. M" will be released this year, especially since Jaehyun's second acting work was also cancelled. "Dear. M" is released today, June 29th. (wk/goddess)
