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Jeon Jong-seo's first historical drama with 'Queen Woo'
TVING's original series 'Queen Woo', scheduled to be released for the first time next year, is a chase action historical drama in which Queen Woo, who became the target of five tribes seeking power and princes seeking the throne after the sudden death of the king, struggles to establish a new king within 24 hours. am.
The role of Woo-hee, played by Jeon Jong-seo, is a queen of Goguryeo who tries to protect her family and tribe by marrying one of her husband's younger brothers when the king dies. He has the resourcefulness and drive to go out of the palace and find a new king against the forces seeking the throne. Curiosity is focused on the new transformation of Jeon Jong-seo, who will portray the character Woo-hee, who overcomes the limitations of time and gender and pioneers her own destiny.
Jeon Jong-seo formed a meaningful relationship with TVING by appearing in the movie 'Burning' and then in Cannes, France with the TVING original 'Ransom'. As this 'Queen Woo' is the first original historical drama series for not only Jeon Jong-seo but also TVING, expectations are high whether the chemistry between Jeon Jong-seo and Tving will shine once again.
The production team of 'Queen Woo-hee' said, "We plan to create a queen character who is not a queen who moves only behind her feet in the old palace, but who directly selects the next king and places him on the throne." They added, "The actor who will portray the upright will and courage of Woo-hee's character is the best." “Please pay attention to Jeon Jong-seo’s unique transformation.”
'Queen Woo' is a K-historical drama that builds a huge worldview centered on the records of Queen Woo, who maintained power through a rare marriage in Korean history (a marriage custom in which the younger brother continues to live with his sister-in-law on his behalf when the older brother dies). We plan to show the essence of.
Jeon Jong-seo, who is attempting her first historical drama as the queen of Goguryeo, can be seen in TVING's original 'Queen Woo', scheduled to be released next year.
Kim Ji-won, Ten Asia reporter bella@tenasia.co.kr
