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Ji Chang-wook’s 2026 Projects and Next Drama With Jun Ji-hyun

Ji Chang-wook’s 2026 projects span a theatrical film, a Netflix period series and a Korea–Japan romantic comedy. Our original Korean post brings those appearances together and looks ahead to his next drama with Jun Ji-hyun.

The titles are Colony, Scandals and Merry Berry Love. They are separate projects with different stories, rather than successive seasons of one series.

Colony and a Cannes Appearance

Colony, titled 군체 in Korean, is the film entry in the lineup. The official Cannes Film Festival page lists Ji Chang-wook in the cast, and the festival’s press material identifies the film as part of the 2026 Midnight Screenings selection.

Our Korean post places the film’s Korean release in May and describes this as Ji’s first Cannes red-carpet appearance.

Jun Ji-hyun and Ji Chang-wook posing together on a red carpet
A red-carpet image included with the film discussion in the source post.

Scandals on Netflix

The Netflix project places Ji alongside Son Ye-jin and Nana in a Joseon-era story. Netflix introduced it under the working title Scandals, describing it as a new adaptation drawing on the 2003 Korean film Untold Scandal.

In the Korean post, Ji’s character is Cho Won, a figure whose approach to romance contrasts with the roles discussed in the other projects. The source records September 18 as the series’ release date.

Nana, Son Ye-jin and Ji Chang-wook standing together at a Scandal promotional event
The promotional group photo included in the source.

Merry Berry Love and the Next JTBC Drama

Merry Berry Love takes a different direction. Disney+ describes it as a Korea–Japan romantic comedy. The Korean post follows a space planner who loses his previous life and finds himself working on a strawberry farm on a Japanese island.

Ji Chang-wook standing outdoors in a white shirt in a scene image
A scene image presented alongside Merry Berry Love in the original post.

Looking ahead, JTBC’s parent group lists 인간X구미호, rendered here as Human X Gumiho, in its first-half 2027 lineup with Jun Ji-hyun and Ji Chang-wook. It is described as a fantasy romantic comedy. The official lineup notice does not supply a specific premiere day.

The original post also recalls Ji saying that, during busy periods, he may have only about one day off a month. His explanation was that he wants to explore roles he can take on now, within his limits, while he still enjoys the work.

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