Glitz and Glamour is the theme of Korean dramas coming to Netflix this month!
In case you missed it, the currently airing K-Drama Under The Queen’s Umbrella is scheduled every weekend. A number of newly added series are also now streaming which includes Shooting Stars, Jirisan, Missing The Other Side, One The Woman and Cleaning Up.
Recently concluded K-Dramas and K-Films 20th Century Girl, Little Women, Glitch and Narco Saints are also for you to explore.
Next up, are November 2022 K-Dramas on Netflix you need to add to your watch list!
The Fabulous | Nov 4
Depicting the story of young people in their 30’s thriving vibrantly in the colorful fashion world, the fierce survival in the cutthroat industry will be highlighted. Additionally, glimpses of their resplendent daily lives will also be featured.
In The Fabulous, Chae Soo Bin plays the role of Pyo Ji-eun, a manager at a PR agency for luxury brands, and portrays a bold woman filled with passion and pride for her work. Choi Min Ho plays the role of a freelance retoucher Ji Woo-min, who has always been indifferent but starts to grow as he learns more about his dreams and love.
“The Fabulous” Previews The Glitzy and Glamorous World of Fashion
Behind Every Star | Nov 8
The new workplace drama chronicles the office adventures of four celebrity managers of an entertainment company. Behind Every Star is based on a popular French drama of the same name. Helming the project is director Baek Seung-ryong (SNL Korea) with writer Park So-young (Summer Strike) penning the script.
In the drama, Lee Seo Jin (Times), Kwak Sun Young (Hospital Playlist 2), Seo Hyun Woo (Flower of Evil) and Joo Hyun Young (Extraordinary Attorney Woo) work as professional managers of the top celebrities in Korea at Method Entertainment.
“Behind Every Star” Parades Teasers Illustrating Realities of Celebrity Managers
Somebody | Nov 18
- Streaming Site: Netflix
Renowned director Jung Ji Woo marks his first drama series in Somebody. The series takes a thrilling narrative that intertwines the lives of a social connecting app developer her friends and an architectural designer.
Somebody stars Kim Young Kwang (Hello Me!, The Guardians), Kang Hae Lim (Live On), Ki Yong Ji (Tale of the Nine-Tailed, The King: Eternal Monarch) and rookie actress Kim Soo Yeon.
Netflix Series “Somebody” Intrigues With Eerie Relationship Story
Photos: tvN | Netflix
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