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The Korea Times

Korean screen goddess Jun Ji-hyun will guest in the new season of popular Netflix K-horror series Kingdom.
The streaming giant has released the official poster for the much anticipated second season of its original zombie horror series that will begin on March 13.
Other than Jun, best known to the international audience for her role in My Sassy Girl (2001) and the mega 2014 K-drama hit My Love from the Star, the cast from the previous outing – Ju Ji-hoon, Bae Doo-na and Ryu Seung-ryong – will all return for the new season.

The mystery thriller series, set during the Joseon Kingdom (1392―1897), revolves around Crown Prince Yi Chang, played by Ju, who fights against a mysterious plague and people behind the evil scheme.
Season 1 was released in January last year and grabbed viewers' attention worldwide for its realistic visual effects of zombies and intense plot. It ended on a nail-biting cliffhanger.
Season 2 will be available in over 190 countries through the Netflix network.
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Screen goddess Jun Ji-hyun will feature in the second season of Netflix Korean zombie series The Kingdom
The first series of the horror drama finished on a cliffhanger and Season 2 starts in March



The popular Netflix zombie series will feature Korean superstar Jun Ji-hyun in its second season which starts in March. Jun is known for her role in Sassy Girl and K-drama My Love from the Star.


Netflix Korean zombie series returns, featuring superstar actress Jun Ji-hyun

Screen goddess Jun Ji-hyun will feature in the second season of Netflix Korean zombie series The Kingdom The first series of the horror drama finished on a cliffhanger and Season 2 starts in March

Screen goddess Jun Ji-hyun will feature in the second season of Netflix Korean zombie series The Kingdom

The first series of the horror drama finished on a cliffhanger and Season 2 starts in March