Park Sung Hoon teams up with Lee Mi Sook to usurp Queens group in Queen of Tears new poster

Park Sung Hoon teams up with Lee Mi Sook to usurp Queens group in Queen of Tears new poster

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“30 years in the making, the Queen’s house is finally ours,” reads the chilling tagline on the latest poster for the hit K-drama, Queen of Tears. The poster reveals the sinister plot of Yoon Eun Sung, played by rising star Park Sung Hoon, and Moh Seul Hee, portrayed by veteran actress Lee Mi Sook, to seize control of the Queens Group.

The romantic comedy, which has been topping the charts with high viewership ratings on Netflix, stars Kim Ji Won as Hong Hae In, the chaebol princess and CEO of Queens Group, and Kim Soo Hyun as her husband, Baek Hyun Woo. As the series enters its second phase, the power dynamics within the Queens Group have taken a dramatic turn.

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The newly unveiled poster shows Park Sung Hoon and Lee Mi Sook, revealed in recent episodes to be mother and son, dressed in opulent attire, symbolizing their newfound power. In the background, a portrait of the Queens family fades, signifying their diminishing influence.

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This mother-son duo’s wicked plans, carefully laid out over 30 years, came to fruition in episode 8, marking a significant shift in the storyline. Their plot to usurp the Queens conglomerate adds a thrilling twist to the series, thickening the plot and heightening the drama.

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More about Park Sung Hoon and Lee Mi Sook

Park Sung Hoon, known for his remarkable portrayals, has been making waves in the Hallyu scene, particularly for his villainous role of Jeon Jae Joon in Song Hye Kyo’s The Glory. Lee Mi Sook, a seasoned actress in the South Korean industry, has an impressive portfolio of roles, including Cha Yeon Hwa in Perfect Marriage Revenge and parts in Smile, Mom, Untold Scandal, and Wok of Love.

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As Queen of Tears continues to unfold, viewers can expect more twists and turns. With half of its 16-episode run already aired, the series promises more intrigue and drama as the battle for the Queens Group intensifies. Stay tuned for more updates on this royal power struggle.

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