Kim Hee-sun, Han Hye-jin, Jin Seo-yeon, and Kim Hee-sun in "Because There's No Next Life." Realistic empathy + preview of acting restaurants

Oct 17, 2025

Kim Hee-sun, Han Hye-jin, Jin Seo-yeon, and Kim Hee-sun in 'Because There's No Next Life.' Realistic empathy  preview of acting restaurants



'Because there will be no next life' created synergy from the first script reading, heralding the birth of a well-made reality sympathetic drama.

The production, which will premiere on November 10, is a comic drama about the growth period of 43 friends who are tired of child-rearing wars and working life every day. It tells the stories of those who want to live their lives well once again in a period of immortality called the second puberty. Producer Kim Jung-min of 『The Love Story of Flower Sun-bi" and writer Shin Yi-won of 『Green Mothers Club" directed the play.

Leading actors such as Kim Hee-sun, Han Hye-jin, Jin Seo-yeon, Yoon Park, Heo Jun-seok, and Jang In-seop attended the script reading site. Even though it was their first meeting, they showed off their perfect chemistry and heated up the scene.




Kim Hee-sun took the center stage of the play with realistic acting, transforming into Jonah Jung, who used to be a show host with a multi-billion-year salary but is now a mom of a hard-working girl. Han Hye-jin took on a new challenge as Koo Joo-young, the director of the planning department of the art center, who suffers from infertility behind her perfect life. Jin Seo-yeon gave off a strong presence as Lee Il-ri, deputy editor of a magazine with a fantasy about marriage.

Yoon Park as Tsundere husband, Nowon-bin, Heo Jun-seok as Bae Sang-gyu, who brings his friends to life, and Jang In-seop as Oh Sang-min, her immature husband, showed delicious acting. Their perfect harmony quickly made the script reading scene 'Acting Restaurant'.

The production team said, `All actors poured out their energy in the first script reading, raising expectations,' and"It will be a work that will bring out generational sympathy with the pain of growing up."








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