Not yet. And the Vigilante director is doing another project first which is about to start, so NJH may also choose to do another project after East Palace, before Vigilante 2.
Such an eloquent man! I hope those hating on the movie adaptation of ORV can avoid also hating on the actors. They did what they could with the material provided.
There is definitely romance of the desperate need to protect each other variety rather than the cute fluffy moments…
Yep, had they gotten together properly at like episode 7-8 here, they would be like "it got draggy towards the end" and "this only really needed 8-10 episodes, it got boring after that". Very predictable.
There is definitely romance of the desperate need to protect each other variety rather than the cute fluffy moments…
And you are right. This seems like the usual case where certain people want romcom/dating era/fluffy moments but that's not what the drama is and therefore it can't meet those expectations (nor should it try to).
Literally who cares? First of all, they changed the name. So most viewers won't even know that it's loosely based…
Well, this drama adaptation features King Lee Heon. So as I said, most viewers won't even be aware that there was a connection to Yeonsan in the source material. There will probably be a few knetz trying to stir up shit for no reason, as there always is. But an adaptation is not its source material.
And there are plenty of successful Nazi romances in European film and TV. Kate Winslet even won an Oscar playing a Nazi guard in an age-gap romance with a minor. Plenty of romance dramas with questionable kings too, like Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, the wife he had beheaded. But this isn't really comparable to any of that. Since the adaptation has removed the link to Yeonsan. Just a fictional romcom about a tyrant and his chef.
Didn’t read it yet but what’s with this long synopsis?
It's not a synopsis of the drama. For some reason someone posted the character descriptions for the main four characters instead, hence the length (a paragraph per character).
The Joseon King is specified in this kdrama is King Yeonsangun (reigned from 1494-1506). According to Wikipedia,…
Literally who cares? First of all, they changed the name. So most viewers won't even know that it's loosely based on some actual Joseon tyrant. I couldn't imagine caring about this.
Finally a new pic was approved for him! I tried to upload one during the airing of The Judge From Hell, but the admin who handled it said a new pic wasn't needed and rejected the submission 🙄
Show still holding at 8.6. Could have been a lot higher without Bongsu. I’ll still rate it a 10 when done but…
But most people seem to love Bongsu? The only ones complaining that I can see are the ones who are impatient about Seonga and Gyeonwoo's "dating era" - but this is not a romcom.
And there are plenty of successful Nazi romances in European film and TV. Kate Winslet even won an Oscar playing a Nazi guard in an age-gap romance with a minor. Plenty of romance dramas with questionable kings too, like Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, the wife he had beheaded. But this isn't really comparable to any of that. Since the adaptation has removed the link to Yeonsan. Just a fictional romcom about a tyrant and his chef.
But the world doesn't revolve around your personal preferences.
- Special broadcast on August 17 (Ep 0)
- Drama premiere on August 23 (Ep 1)
- OTT Korea: TVING/Netflix
- OTT International: Netflix
- New teaser:
https://x.com/CJnDrama/status/1948156177063256436
- First look trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfJqGckHmxw