Netflix is bringing one other Okay-drama Queen of Tears for its viewers this 12 months. Starring Kim Soo-Hyun and Kim Ji-Received in lead roles, the upcoming romance comedy revolves round a married couple and their battle to maintain their relationship.
Apart from Netflix, the drama can even air on tvN and TVING. A just lately launched Queen of Tears trailer introduced the discharge date and time. The brand new collection will premier on Saturday, March 9, 2024, at 9.20 p.m. KST on the aforementioned networks and streaming platform.
The administrators of this upcoming drama are Jang Younger-Woo (Crash Touchdown On You, Candy Dwelling) and Kim Hee-Received (Little Girls, Vincenzo). Crash Touchdown On You’s author Park Ji-Eun has written the Kim Soo-Hyun and Kim Ji-Received starrer.
Queen of Tears trailer teases Kim Soo-Hyun’s emotions for his spouse Kim Ji-Received
Netflix and tvN just lately introduced the Queen of Tears launch date, together with just a few pictures and a teaser trailer. Within the photos, Kim Soo-Hyun and Kim Ji-Received look elegant and in love.
The trailer options Kim Soo-Hyun’s Baek Hyun-Woo expressing his emotions for his spouse, Hong Hae-In (Kim Ji-Received). The video begins with Hyun-Woo’s query, “Why are you fairly?” whereas displaying Hae-In’s magnificence. Additional, viewers can hear him counting alongside along with his heartbeat racing as Hae-In comes nearer to him.
The following scene exhibits the transformation of the heart-fluttering romantic moments right into a nagging husband-wife state of affairs. In a threatening tone, Hae-In asks her husband, Hyun-Woo, why he isn’t answering and tells him that he’s falling behind.
It additional options him operating and shouting in frustration as he feedback, “I questioned why my coronary heart was racing. It was as a result of I used to be scared,” including humor to their husband-wife relationship. The trailer ends with Kim Ji-Received’s character’s evil snort.
Apart from the lead pair, the Queen of Tears forged additionally consists of Park Sung-Hoon, Kwak Dong-Yeon, Lee Joo-Bin, Kim Hole-Soo, Lee Mi-Sook, Jeong Jin-Younger, Na Younger-Hee, and Kim Jung-Nan, amongst others.
