Disney+ drops teaser trailer for new K-drama ‘Buried Hearts’, starring Park Hyung-sik
Disney+ has released a new teaser trailer for upcoming revenge K-drama series, Buried Hearts, starring Park Hyung-sik, Huh Joon-ho and more. Here’s everything you need to know about the new series.
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What is the plot of Buried Hearts?
A company in South Korea called Daesan Group is in hot water after being accused of mismanagement, embezzlement and corruption, resulting in ₩2trillion in government funding missing.
It finds itself under investigation by South Korea’s National Assembly, which prompts Daesan Group executive Seo Dong-ju to take advantage of the investigation into the company to both advance his career and assume control of the business.
Who will star in the upcoming Disney+ K-drama?
Soundtrack #1 lead Park Hyung-sik will be returning to the small screen as cunning businessmen Seo Dong-ju. Bloodhounds actor Huh Joon-ho will star as professor and powerbroker Yeom Jang-seon, with actors such as Mental Coach Jegal’s Hong Hwayeon and Vigilante star Lee Hae-young in supporting roles.
Buried Hearts will mark the latest project from Money Flower screenwriter Lee Myeong-hee, helmed by Military Prosecutor Doberman director Jin Chang-kyoo.
Is there a trailer for Buried Hearts?
Disney+ shared a teaser trailer for the upcoming political revenge drama on February 7, detailing Dong-ju’s cunning processes as he bids for a position on top. He notes that Daesan Group’s current chairman does not have a heir, and uses this as an opportunity to “dream big”.
When will the new Disney+ K-drama premiere?
Buried Hearts will premiere on South Korea channel SBS on February 21 at 10pm KST, and will air subsequent episodes every Friday and Saturday thereafter. The series will also be available internationally on Disney+.
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Carmen Chin
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