Después de años de anticipación, MBC ha confirmado que hará una secuela de "Dae Jang Geum" unos ocho años después del drama saltó a la fama.
Este lunes, MBC dijo que había hablado con Hunan TV sobre la compra de los derechos y de la cooperación en general en China incluso antes de decidió en la fecha de reparto, el equipo y la producción.
"En este momento, no se sabe cuándo comenzará el rodaje", dijo un vocero de la CBM. "Esperamos comenzar el proyecto el próximo año."
La obra de época está basada en una historia real acerca de un cocinero huérfano que se convirtió en el rey de la médica por primera vez durante la Dinastía Joseon. Protagonizada por Lee Young-ae, el programa salió al aire a partir de septiembre de 2003 hasta marzo de 2004 y superó los 50 índices de audiencia por ciento.
Lee se convirtió en una estrella Hallyu después de jugar protagonista Jang Geum. En China, el programa salió al aire en Hunan TV en 2005 y fue un gran éxito. El espectáculo se ha retirado en más de $ 40 millones en el mundo desde entonces y se cita a menudo como uno de los dramas que impulsó la moda de Hallyu.
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MBC plans ‘Dae Jang Geum’ sequel
After years of anticipation, MBC has confirmed it will make a sequel to “Dae Jang Geum” some eight years after the drama rose to fame.
On Monday, MBC said it had talked with Hunan TV about purchasing rights and general cooperation in China even before it decided on the cast, crew and production date.
“At this point, we don’t know when filming will start,” said a spokesperson from MBC. “We hope to start on the project next year.”
The period piece is based on a true story about an orphaned cook who went on to become the king’s first female physician during the Joseon Dynasty.
Starring Lee Young-ae, the program aired from September 2003 until March 2004 and exceeded 50 percent viewer ratings. Lee went on to become a Hallyu star after playing protagonist Jang Geum.
In China, the program aired on Hunan TV in 2005 and was a huge hit. The show has pulled in more than $40 million worldwide since and is often cited as one of the dramas that propelled the Hallyu craze.
On Monday, MBC said it had talked with Hunan TV about purchasing rights and general cooperation in China even before it decided on the cast, crew and production date.
“At this point, we don’t know when filming will start,” said a spokesperson from MBC. “We hope to start on the project next year.”
The period piece is based on a true story about an orphaned cook who went on to become the king’s first female physician during the Joseon Dynasty.
Starring Lee Young-ae, the program aired from September 2003 until March 2004 and exceeded 50 percent viewer ratings. Lee went on to become a Hallyu star after playing protagonist Jang Geum.
In China, the program aired on Hunan TV in 2005 and was a huge hit. The show has pulled in more than $40 million worldwide since and is often cited as one of the dramas that propelled the Hallyu craze.
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