Streaming services Paramount+ and Tving have greenlighted two new jointly-developed Korean TV series. They are the product of an ongoing relationship between parent companies Paramount Global and K…
Korean TV content has been a growth vector for international and regional streaming platforms in Asia. Competition for new originals is fierce and expensive, but Korean drama and increasingly, unscripted shows, continues to attract critical and commercial kudos.
Paramount+ said that new Korean drama series “Yonder” has been the most-watched international show in the U.S. in its first week of availability . Itsearned the best screenplay award at Canneseries on Wednesday and will upload in summer this year. “A Bloody Lucky Day” follows an ordinary taxi driver who becomes entangled with a customer that turns out to be a serial killer. Directed by Pil Gam-Sung and written by Kim Min-sung and Song Hanna, the series is produced by CJ ENM’s production house Studio Dragon, The Great Show and Studio N. It stars Lee Sung-min as the taxi driver, Yoo Yeon-seok as the psychopathic killer and Lee Jung-eun as a relentless chaser.
“Queen Woo” sees a fierce battle break out following the death of the Goguryeo region’s ninth King. The rivalry includes efforts to marry one of the King’s brothers and Woo Hee becomes the first woman in Korean history to become queen two times. The series is directed by Jung Se-kyo from a script by Lee Byoung-hak . Jun Jong-seo will play Queen Woo. Additional cast members will be announced later.
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