Different styles of Korean action series are being released during the six-day Chuseok holiday this week. Disney+, the flagship streaming service of US media giant Walt Disney Co, showcased a new crime thriller “The Worst of Evil” on Wednesday. The 12-part series tells the story of the biggest drug ring in Northeast Asia and its boss, Jung Ki-cheol, played by “Squid Game” star Wi Ha-jun. Co-st.
K-dramas launching in September 2023 include time-travel adventure A Time Called You with Ahn Hyo-seop and Jeon Yeo-been, and a Western set in Manchuria, Song of the Bandits, starring Seohyun and Kim Nam-gil.
Global streamers Netflix and Disney+ will each release a new action series in time for the upcoming Korean Thanksgiving holiday, known as Chuseok, which runs from Sept. 28 to Oct. 1. Netflix recently confirmed that its period action drama, “Song of the Bandits,” will premiere on Sept. 22, a week before the Chuseok holidays. Set during the Japanese colonial period in 1920, the series revolves around a grou.
The Worst of Evil starring Ji Chang Wook and Wi Ha Joon has finally dropped a poster of the K-drama on August 14. The drama is scheduled to release in September. Read on to know more.
The region will soon be able to watch a fresh lineup of South Korean and Japanese series on Disney+. Here is what to anticipate, even though specific release dates for each title have not been announced.ContentsBTS Monuments: Beyond the Star South Korean shows Japanese Programmes South Korean actor, Jung Hae-In described a deep bond between himself […]