“The epic tale of “Pachinko”beautifully depicts a sweeping narrative, chronicling a tale of forbidden love that stretches across Korea, Japan, and the United States. It is an unforgettable saga of war and peace, love and separation, and triumph and retribution.”
In the first season of Pachinko, Jung Eun-chae garnered recognition for her portrayal of “Kyunghee,”who warmly welcomed “Sunja”(played by Kim Min-ha) upon her arrival in Japan. In the upcoming second season, she will continue to authentically depict Kyunghee’s struggles to maintain her composure in the face of difficult circumstances, as well as moments where she finally releases her pent-up fears.
In Pachinko Season 2, viewers will witness Jung Eun-chae’s character Kyunghee’s growth as she takes on the responsibility of caring for her family alongside Sunja during the unexpected chaos of World War II in 1945. Her character will be portrayed with great depth, showcasing her emotional struggles and development.
Furthermore, Kim Sung-kyu, who has gained recognition for his impressive performances in movies like “The Outlaws,” “The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil,” “Hansan: Rising Dragon,” and “Noryang: Sea of Death,” has been confirmed to join the cast of Pachinko Season 2, sparking much interest.
The trailer has unveiled scenes of Jung Eun-chae and Kim Sung-kyu collaborating, piquing interest in their respective storylines and heightening viewers’ anticipation for the potential impact of Kim Sung-kyu on the series.
In Pachinko Season 2, audiences can expect to see Kim Sung-kyu’s remarkable acting abilities as he effortlessly transitions between villain and hero roles. Through his emotional depth and solid inner strength, he will bring his character to life and add a fresh perspective to the series, joining talented co-stars Jung Eun-chae, Kim Min-ha, and Lee Min-ho.
Praised by both critics and viewers globally for its authentically Korean narrative, Pachinko Season 2 is comprised of 8 episodes. The premiere episode will debut on August 23, followed by one new episode airing each week on Apple TV+ until October 11.
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