D-DAY 'The Glory 2', the reason why it has no choice but to have a Yongduyongmi ending

The Netflix series 'The Glory' revealed expectations revealed by the production team and actors ahead of its release today (10th).

Part 2 of 'The Glory', which depicts the story of a woman whose soul was broken by violence in her childhood, who risked her entire life to carefully prepare for revenge, and the people who fall into the vortex, is finally unveiled today.

The day the whole world has been waiting for has finally arrived. Ahead of the release of Part 2 of 'The Glory', writer Kim Eun-sook, director Ahn Gil-ho, and the actors themselves shared expectations.

When asked about her expectations at the Global GV event where she met fans who won through a lottery and watched episodes 9 and 10 in advance, writer Kim Eun-sook said, "Did you enjoy episodes 9 and 10? It's even more fun from episode 11. “There are six episodes left that are more interesting than what you saw,” he said, expressing strong pride in all the episodes.

Director Ahn Gil-ho also said, “While working on Part 2, I asked the staff for their opinions, and they said that episode 10 was more fun than episode 9 and episode 11 was more fun than episode 10. “Personally, I think episode 16 will be the most entertaining,” he said, promising a “dramatic” ending for “The Glory.”

The actors who appeared also revealed their expectations and further ignited the hearts of prospective viewers. Song Hye-kyo said, “Won’t all the foreshadowing that Dong-eun has laid explode?”, raising curiosity about how the characters will fall into the elaborate trap set by Dong-eun in Part 1.

Seong-il Jeong, Hi-ra Kim, Joo-young Cha, and Geon-woo Kim conveyed expectations with keywords. Seong-il Jeong said, “Part 2 will be a mixture of chaos, destruction, and oblivion,” and mentioned the new word “Hun-wrecking,” while Heera Kim and Joo-young Cha used simple but relatable words such as “jjang” and “daebak,” respectively. The explanation aroused greater curiosity about the finale of ‘The Glory’, which cannot be expressed in words. Kim Geon-woo said, “It’s a mystery,” and asked people to watch while unraveling the hidden narrative, including the whereabouts of Son Myeong-oh, his role in the play.

‘The Glory’ Part 2 can be seen on Netflix today at 5 PM.

Taeyuna, Ten Asia Reporter youyou@tenasia.co.kr