K-Pop girl group fans Blackpink will be able to see Jenny in Idol. According to Variety, Kim landed an undisclosed role along with Weekends as well as Lily-Rose Depp andin the upcoming series.
“I found the script very intriguing, so I wanted to be a part of the series,” Kim told Korean Yonhap News Agency through her agency. “I am so excited. I will work hard, so please look at me with love.” Kim has been a member of Blackpink since the group started working together in 2016. The group has released studio albums. Blackpink in your area as well as Album. The band was also the focus of a 2020 Netflix documentary. Blackpink: Light up the sky producer Caroline Su. Kim released her first solo single “Solo” in 2018. The series will also star the previously announced Abel Tesfaye (also known as The Weeknd) and Deppas well as Troy Sivan, Debbie Ryan, Rachel Cenott, Steve Zissisas well as Melaine Libourd.
Idol will focus on a self-help guru who is also a cult leader. During the series, a guru develops a relationship with someone who is trying to become a pop idol and was created by Tesfaye. Sam Levinsonas well as Reza Fahim. As an actor, Tesfaye previously appeared in 2019. Uncut Gems (producer Josh Safdie as well as Benny Safdie), episode The Simpsons earlier this year and American dad! episode “A Boy Star Is Born” in 2020. Tesfaye also co-wrote “Star Boy” with Joel Hurwitz.
In addition to being a co-author, Levinson also directed Idol. He previously co-created the series Euphoriaand also wrote and directed the 2021 film Malcolm and Marie and 2018 Assassin Nation. Kevin Touraine, Ashley Levinson, Nick Hall, Sarah E Whiteand Bron Studios Aaron L. Gilbert are executive producers.
“When the multi-talented Abel “The Weeknd” Tesfaye, Reza Fahim and Sam Levinson brought us Idolit was clear that their subversive, revealing approach to the cult of the music industry was unlike anything HBO had ever done before,” said HBO’s executive vice president of programming. Francesca Orsi The series has been mentioned before.
An official release date has not been announced when Idol It will premiere on HBO Max. In the meantime, fans can check out the new trailer for the series, which can be found below:
Source: Collider
