The Glory Part 2 Teaser: Revenge Takes the Center Stage

The official teaser for the Korean series The Glory Part 2 (더 글로리) has been released on Youtube and other social media platforms. The thriller series is centred around a former victim of school violence, who takes revenge on her childhood bullies by her own wicked means. Moreover, part 1 of the series was released in December last year and starred Song Hye-kyo as Moon Dong-eun.

The complete cast of the series features Jung Ji-so, Lee Do-hyun, Lim Ji-yeon, Shin Ye-eun, Yeom Hye-ran, Park Sung-hoon, Jung Sung-il, Cha Joo-young and many others. Furthermore, the first part of the series constituted a total of eight episodes.

The Glory Part 2
A still from The Glory Part 2

The official teaser marks the return of the revenge-seeking Moon Dong-eun (played by Song Hye-kyo), with a promise to not forgive her childhood bullies. It depicts her passion for revenge and picks up right after the thrilling events of part 1, with the same sharp storyline. Moreover, the teaser also finds her in a haunting avatar and presents a glimpse of her highly professional revenge schemes.

There are several blood-gushing moments in the teaser, which hints toward another action-filled continuation. Followed by some sly tricks and tactics from the recurring characters, who are playing their part in the revenge saga.

Notably, the one-minute fifteen-second clip doesn’t reveal much about the events of part 2 and keeps the trajectory of the season under drapes. Furthermore, we are only slightly hinted, at the arc of Moon Dong-eun’s character, who has only grown more resilient over time.

The Glory Part 2
A still from The Glory Part 2

For the unversed, the hit Korean series is written by Kim Eun-sook and directed by Ahn Gil-ho. And is produced by Yoon Ha-rim and Kim Young-kyu respectively. Moreover, Jang Jong-kyung serves as the cinematographer of the show, while the music is given by Kim Junseok and Jung Serin.

Also Read: The Glory 2 Special Trailer and Release Date: Song Hye-Kyo is Ready to Stun Us With Her Final Revenge!

Watch The Glory Part 2 Teaser Below

You can stream the second part of the series on Netflix starting on March 10th, 2023. Meanwhile, you can also catch up on the first part to relive the thrilling revenge saga. Let us know your thoughts about the Korean series in the comment section below.

Also Read: The Glory: Character Posters of Upcoming Revenge Tale Are Serving Looks and Warnings for All

Manjeet Singh
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Manjeet loves to steer conversations around films and pop culture(usually to the point of no return). Finding obscure movies and consuming their Wikipedia literature is his daytime hobby. Being a hopeless romantic about cinema is what keeps him going.

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