Principal photography has officially concluded on the highly anticipated Hong Kong adaptation of the hit Korean drama What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim. The cast and crew marked the end of production on Sunday evening, with leads Anson Lo of Cantopop supergroup Mirror and Ivy So of the group Collars releasing a playful video that gave fans their first glimpse of the on-screen chemistry between the two young stars.
A Playful Wrap Celebration
In the social media clip, Lo—who plays the entitled yet lovable chaebol heir Lee Young-joon—was dressed in a brown-striped pajama set. So, portraying the capable secretary of the title, wore a simple white long-sleeve top paired with pink-striped shorts. The two bounced on a hotel-style double bed, moving in perfect synchronization through a series of energetic, cutesy dance moves before comically tumbling backward off the mattress together.
Their joint post was captioned in a mix of Japanese and Chinese: “I love you? First Reel from the Big Conglomerate! More to come~ It’s a wrap! See you in 2027.” Lo added a cheeky personal aside: “So Mr. Lee knows a little bit of dance too…”—a knowing nod to his professional idol background blending into his acting role.
Behind-the-Scenes: A Labor of Love
Lo also documented the grind of the final day on his personal social media feeds. A selfie taken against the dark city skyline at 5:11 AM was captioned “Three shots left until wrap!” By 5:53 AM, he had swapped costumes for a black crewneck and glasses, flashing a peace sign on an empty street while declaring, “Lee Young-joon wraps!” alongside a public thanks to the entire crew.
A close-up of the costume revealed intricate character details, including personalized ‘LYC’ embroidery on the shirt cuff. Other snaps showed the carefully prepared healthy dinner provided for him during the long overnight hours.
Crew Appreciation
Demonstrating gratitude for the intensive shoot, Lo organized a late-night feast of traditional Hong Kong oil-fried noodles (yau zha min) and desserts for the entire production team. The gesture highlighted the communal spirit on set as they pushed through the demanding final shifts.
Anticipation Builds for 2027 Release
The original South Korean series starring Park Seo-joon and Park Min-young was a global sensation, making this remake one of the most closely watched projects in Greater China. Although the 2027 release date requires patience from loyal fanbases, the wrap video effectively showcased the strong rapport and comedic timing between the two leads—a vital ingredient for a successful romantic comedy.
With filming now complete, the production moves into an extended post-production phase. For fans of Mirror, Collars, and the beloved K-drama franchise, the countdown has officially begun.
