'The Scandal' unleashes forbidden passion in reimagined Joseon
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'The Scandal' unleashes forbidden passion in reimagined Joseon
High-society secrets and forbidden passion collide in "The Scandal," Netflix’s bold Joseon-era reimagining of the classic 1782 novel "Dangerous Liaisons." Helmed by acclaimed director Jung Ji-woo, best known for films "Happy End" (1999) and "Eungyo" (2012), the series follows Lady Cho (Son Ye-jin) — a mastermind too extraordinary for the era’s rigid social boundaries — as she orchestrates a perilous wager with the ultimate playboy, Cho Won (Ji C…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jang Jin-ri = The movie 'Scandal,' starring actors Jeon Do-yeon and Bae Yong-joon, has been reborn as a series of the same name starring Son Ye-jin and Ji Chang-wook.
[OSEN=Reporter Choi Kyu-han] A press conference for the Netflix series 'Scandal' was held on the morning of the 9th at the JW Marriott Dongdaemun Square in Seoul. The Netflix series 'Scandal' tells the story of a cheeky and dangerous love bet between 'Lady Jo' (played by Son Ye-jin), a woman with exceptional talents too great to be confined to living as a woman in the Joseon Dynasty, and 'Jo Won' (played by Ji Chang-wook), the greatest romantici…
Son Ye Jin reprises his old movie with “Scandal.” The new role continues to show a change in the choice of character of the actress after more than two decades of activity.
Son Ye Jin on Choosing 'The Scandal': 'I'm at an Age Where I Can Express Those Desires' - ZAPZEE - Premier Korean Entertainment Magazine
Son Ye-jin returns to historical drama with Netflix's 'Untold Scandal'! She reveals why she took on the role of Madam Jo and discusses desire. The post Son Ye Jin on Choosing ‘The Scandal’: ‘I’m at an Age Where I Can Express Those Desires’ appeared first on ZAPZEE - Premier Korean Entertainment Magazine.
On September 9th, a press conference was held for the new Netflix series "Scandal," with director Jung Ji-woo, Son Ye-jin, Ji Chang-wook, and Nana in attendance, who spoke about the series.
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