The popular Netflix drama The Glory starring Song Hye Kyo, Im Ji Yeon, Lee Do Hyun and more will be releasing soon!
On January 6th, a media outlet reported that “The release date of Part 2 of ‘The Glory’ is March 10th.” In the title of the article, it was written as March 10, but in the text, it was reported as March 20, causing confusion. Regarding this, a Netflix official said to the TV report, The release date of Part 2 has not been set yet.
The Netflix original series 'The Glory', starring Song Hye Kyo, written by Kim Eun Sook and directed by Ahn Gil Ho, depicts the story of a woman whose soul was shattered by violence in her childhood, meticulously prepared for revenge and those who fall into the whirlpool. In addition to the lead actor Song Hye Kyo, it boasts a high level of perfection thanks to the excellent performances of actors such as Im Ji Yeon, Park Sung Hoon, Kim Hieora, and Cha Ju Young, and is gathering a lot of popularity every day.
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It was released on December 30th and recorded 25.41 million viewing hours in 3 days after 3 days, and ranked 3rd in the Global TOP 10 TV (non-English) category in the 'Netflix TOP 10 Website' ranking, proving the hot response. In this category, it was also ranked in the TOP 10 list of 19 countries including Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia, Kuwait, Singapore, Morocco and Hong Kong. After the release of the 8 episodes of Part 1, there is a lot of interest in the story that follows. Netflix announced at the press conference that Part 2 would be released in March.
On January 6th, the video 'Behind the scenes commentary by writer Kim Eun Sook, director Ahn Gil Ho, and actors' was released on Netflix Korea's official YouTube channel. In the video, director Ahn, writer Kim, Song Hye Kyo, Lee Do Hyun, Im Ji Yeon, and Yeom Hye Ran gather to tell the behind-the-scenes story while watching the video of 'The Glory'. Writer Kim Eun Sook, who was watching the video that day, admired the appearance of Joo Yeo-jeong (Lee Do Hyun), saying, “He is handsome.” Then, when Yeo Jung confessed to Moon Dong Eun (Song Hye Kyo), she saw a scene where Dong Eun laughed out loud, and she said, “Every time Dong Eun laughs, she is sad. She was saddened by everything too, ” she said.
“There are times like that when writing a drama. There are cases where I remember one ending scene in part 16 and use 16 of them. I thought of this connection first among Yeo Jung and Dong Eun’s gods” and “There were no other gods before and after, and while setting Yeon Jun as a fool, Dong Eun, who did not need a prince, these thoughts were connected, and with this one god, Dong Eun and Yeo Jung came together. It was born, ” she said, drawing attention.
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In response, Lee Do Hyun said, While filming, I said, 'Director, I'm filming The Glory right now, right?' questioned the day before and the day before, they filmed the hitting, bleeding, and committing adultery. “I felt like I was the only one filming a melodrama, so I asked a lot if this was the right direction. Then he told me that it's good to be pretty and lovely, but it's sad, and I wanted the viewers to feel compassion, so I tried to catch those points.
Then, writer Kim Eun Sook said, If the real director hadn't stopped it, the ending of the fourth episode would have been a kiss scene. It is the national rule, ” she said, bringing laughter. However, he expressed his gratitude, saying, But thanks to that, I think the most wonderful couple out of all the couples I've written about came out. In the Netflix series 'The Glory', the madness of the villain portrayed by Kim Hieroa breaks through the screen and catches the attention of viewers at once.
She is the daughter of a megachurch pastor, a painter, and Isa, who is addicted to drugs and alcohol, and places her pleasure at the center of her life. As much as she is, she lives the most promiscuous life among the villains of 'The Glory', and she is also a character with a sloppy side that does not remember anything she did in things that do not pay attention to her. This character of Yi Sara draws more attention as she has a very different texture from her other villains in her drama. She told Dong Eun, who came to the church, “Repent. If she doesn't want to be punished, she sarcastically said, Your lord is mad. Since she is going to hell, ” Dong Eun, who properly threatens her, grabbed her by the hair. She even gives vulgar curses, but in the end, she fills the money in the 'too big' bag she asked for and throws it as if it were her last pride.
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The drama got a lot of critical praise for creating one of the best revenge dramas of the year as well as the brilliant casting of the younger versions of the main cast. Each of the younger versions of the cast members resemble each other in the best way, which sometimes doesn’t happen in other dramas. The fans are now excited for the second part which will come out in March.
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For the latest Bollywood news, Telugu news, entertainment exclusives, gossip, movie reviews, and more, follow the website and YouTube channel, or head to our social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram!She’s played the ambitious drama producer making her way in the chauvinistic world of showbiz, the doctor in love with a soldier, or the heiress who escapes a loveless marriage. With every role she has played, Song Hye Kyo’s two decades in the industry can be best described as glorious.
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In her latest revenge thriller “The Glory, ” Song Hye Kyo plays Dong Eun, a victim of merciless bullying and violent abuse in high school. Though embittered and scarred by the events of the past, she channels her rage into an elaborate scheme to seek redemption. The hardened Dong Eun carries an air of mystery and reservation, and the icy glint of her eyes is the only giveaway of emotion on her bare, unsmiling face. Dressed in monochromatic colors of brown, grey, and black depicting her colorless life, Song Hye Kyo plays Dong Eun to perfection, winning accolades by critics and fans.
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A drama about dramas, “Worlds Within” takes one behind the scenes into the competitive world of television, deadlines, ratings, and the daily hustle of survival in the entertainment industry. Former lovers Jung Ji Oh (Hyun Bin), a senior production director, and Joo Joon Young (Song Hye Kyo), a drama producer, find themselves working in the same production company. Their distinct socioeconomic backgrounds and childhoods find reflections in the work they create.
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Joon Young comes from a wealthy family, but her childhood has been anything but warm. Her mother’s ostentatious lifestyle, string of affairs, and gambling have driven a chasm between both mother and daughter. The dysfunctional relationship between the two is reflected in Joo Young’s dramas, which lack warmth and are described as austere. On the other hand, Ji Oh, though grown up poor, was brought up by loving parents. His shows reflect warmth and are popular amongst viewers, scoring better ratings than Joon Young’s dramas. As sparks fly again between Ji Oh and Joon Young, the two rekindle their romance. But there’s the question of whether their relationship can stand the test of time as they find themselves subject to misunderstandings due to the interference of Joon Young’s mother and Ji Oh’s personal issues.
Song Hye Kyo’s Joon Young is an independent and ambitious woman who stands tall in a male-dominated industry. Joon Young is a three-dimensional character who seamlessly draws you into her world. “Worlds Within” is an unmissable drama, giving a realistic take on what unfolds behind the scenes in showbiz as the lives of everyone are interconnected. And a special mention for Hyun Bin and Song Hye Kyo’s crackling onscreen chemistry, which is bound to make you go weak in the knees.
Love, longing, and heartbreak: “Autumn in My Heart” is a masterpiece and an evocatively moving story of shattered dreams, human follies, and frailties.
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The drama tells the story of mistaken identities when two baby girls are swapped at birth, only to discover their real identities as teenagers. Yoon Eun Suh’s (Song Hye Kyo’s) world falls apart after an accident when