Netflix has officially confirmed how its upcoming 22-episode Korean drama Tantara, starring Song Hye Kyo and Gong Yoo, will be released, along with new teaser posters and a trailer.
On November 13, Netflix announced that the highly anticipated series, also known as Slowly, Intensely, will arrive in three parts over three consecutive weeks, starting December 11.
Instead of releasing all 22 episodes at once, Netflix will follow this schedule:
- Part 1: December 11 — Episodes 1 to 8 (8 episodes)
- Part 2: December 18 — Episodes 9 to 15 (7 episodes)
- Part 3: December 25 — Episodes 16 to 22 (7 episodes)
This means viewers will be able to watch the entire series by Christmas Day, December 25.
Alongside the release schedule, Netflix unveiled new character posters featuring Song Hye Kyo as Min Ja, Gong Yoo as Dong Gu, Kim Seolhyun as Min Hee, and Cha Seung Won as Seok Gil Yeo.
The newly released teaser trailer also offers a closer look at the characters and their determination to succeed in the entertainment industry.
Set between the 1960s and 1980s, Tantara follows people who start with very little but work hard to achieve their dreams in South Korea's challenging entertainment world.
Song Hye Kyo plays Min Ja, a determined woman who enters the music business, while Gong Yoo portrays Dong Gu, her childhood friend who supports her ambitions.
Meanwhile, Kim Seolhyun plays Min Hee, an aspiring singer, and Cha Seung Won takes on the role of Seok Gil Yeo, a successful composer known for turning new singers into stars.
The teaser highlights the characters' ambitions through several powerful lines.
Min Ja confidently says, "You've seen how good I am at sensing money. There's money here."
Dong Gu also shows his fearless attitude, saying, "What do people like us, who've lived such rough lives, have to be afraid of?"
The drama is written by Noh Hee Kyung and directed by Lee Yoon Jung.
With its star-studded cast, new promotional material, and confirmed three-part release schedule, Tantara is preparing to meet viewers worldwide on Netflix starting December 11.
Netflix has officially confirmed how its upcoming 22-episode Korean drama Tantara, starring Song Hye Kyo and Gong Yoo, will be released, along with new teaser posters and a trailer.
On November 13, Netflix announced that the highly anticipated series, also known as Slowly, Intensely, will arrive in three parts over three consecutive weeks, starting December 11.
Instead of releasing all 22 episodes at once, Netflix will follow this schedule:
Part 1: December 11 — Episodes 1 to 8 (8 episodes)
Part 2: December 18 — Episodes 9 to 15 (7 episodes)
Part 3: December 25 — Episodes 16 to 22 (7 episodes)
This means viewers will be able to watch the entire series by Christmas Day, December 25.
Alongside the release schedule, Netflix unveiled new character posters featuring Song Hye Kyo as Min Ja, Gong Yoo as Dong Gu, Kim Seolhyun as Min Hee, and Cha Seung Won as Seok Gil Yeo.
The newly released teaser trailer also offers a closer look at the characters and their determination to succeed in the entertainment industry.
Set between the 1960s and 1980s, Tantara follows people who start with very little but work hard to achieve their dreams in South Korea's challenging entertainment world.
Song Hye Kyo plays Min Ja, a determined woman who enters the music business, while Gong Yoo portrays Dong Gu, her childhood friend who supports her ambitions.
Meanwhile, Kim Seolhyun plays Min Hee, an aspiring singer, and Cha Seung Won takes on the role of Seok Gil Yeo, a successful composer known for turning new singers into stars.
The teaser highlights the characters' ambitions through several powerful lines.
Min Ja confidently says, "You've seen how good I am at sensing money. There's money here."
Dong Gu also shows his fearless attitude, saying, "What do people like us, who've lived such rough lives, have to be afraid of?"
The drama is written by Noh Hee Kyung and directed by Lee Yoon Jung.
With its star-studded cast, new promotional material, and confirmed three-part release schedule, Tantara is preparing to meet viewers worldwide on Netflix starting December 11.
