Korean Legal Drama "Extraordinary Attorney Woo" Eyed for American Adaptation

The popular Korean drama "Extraordinary Attorney Woo" may be headed for a US remake, according to recent reports. The legal office romance comedy, which follows the story of a young lawyer on the autism spectrum, has captivated audiences since its release.

While the original show is set to return for a second season, news of a potential American adaptation has emerged. According to Deadline, Leila Gerstein, known for her work on hit shows like "Gossip Girl", "The O.C.", and "Hart of Dixie", is in talks to lead the US remake.

However, the production team behind the original "Extraordinary Attorney Woo" has not yet confirmed the remake plans. When approached for comment, they stated that it is "difficult to answer" the reports.

The Korean drama, which boasts a star-studded cast including Kwon Eun Bin, Kang Tae Oh, and Kim Hieora, has garnered widespread critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase. Its unique portrayal of a protagonist on the autism spectrum has been praised for its sensitive and nuanced approach.

As the original series continues to captivate viewers, the prospect of a US remake has sparked excitement and curiosity among fans. Whether the adaptation will capture the essence of the beloved Korean drama remains to be seen.