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Then 5PM KST is the correct time

I always follow the Korean time. In the promo video with the cast they holding a sign that says 5 PM

What's the release time? Netflix site says - September 18, 4:00 PM KST, MDL - 11 AM

Some new descriptions of the characters.

Kwon In Ho - The youngest son of the Left State Councillor and the younger brother of Hui Yeon's deceased husband. He plays an active role by expressing his respect after reading Cho-won's writings while simultaneously forming a special relationship with So-ok.

https://www.joynews24.com/view/1997222

Because it's another adaptation of it, set in Korea during Joseon era and a loose remake of the previous Korean adaptation - ''Untold Scandal'' from 2003.

Mustache shows the passage of time and makes him look older. There will be flashbacks to his younger days where he doesn't have it.

If actors have speaking parts and sharing scenes with the main cast they should already be listed. This looks like it has three actors and repetitive scenes with no variety.

Other shows usually announcing new actor every day weeks before the premiere with articles, instead of showing the same promos with the same scenes in different order.

They have over 8 hours of footage. Can make a separate promo for every important character without giving anything away.

There are at least four actors here who are still not credited anywhere, including child actors.

Has anyone seen the National Theatre stage adaptation of ''Dangerous Liaisons''? It looks so cool
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wq5l5VV51sU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ta5UzyqXXJE

Because it's also a remake of the Korean movie from 2003 based on the same book and also set in Joseon. They sort of wanted to pay a tribute to the iconic cast of that film.

It's another adaptation of the French novel ''Dangerous Liaisons'', Korean version set in Joseon era.

There are some flashbacks where Ji Chang Wook doesn't have a beard.

And Chani at the beginning 0:10

I like their outfits.

It depends on how comfortable the actors with each other and how familiar they are. In many cases you can tell that actors are self-conscious, especially when there's age difference, but they have to play lovers, they will look stiff.

She's the lead in the comedy ''My Sweet Mobster'' and it has romantic and kissing scenes and shes very good in it.

Expect a lot of whispering in the same dimly lit room.

Trailers for other versions include the beginning, the middle and the ending scenes of the story with all important characters. This one looks like it shows only the two first episodes, three people and nothing else.

Netflix thinks it will promote itself because of the popular leads, but the same three shots from the stills in the teaser are not exciting. At least release more locations.