Netflix has released a new video for the South Korean version of “La Casa de Papel”, which introduces the cast and characters of the plot.
“La Casa de Papel: Korea” stars Yoo Ji-tae (“Oldboy”) as the Professor, Park Hae-soo (“Round 6”) as Berlin, Jeon Jong-seo (“Burning”) as Tokyo, Lee Won – jong (“Hand: The Guest”) as Moscow, Kim Ji-hun (“The Flower of Evil”) as Denver, Jang Yoon-ju (“Three Sisters”) as Nairobi , Lee Hyun-woo (“To the Beautiful”) You “) as Rio, Kim Ji-hoon (” Voice “) as Helsinki, Lee Kyu-ho (” #Alive “) as Oslo and the Kim Yunjin (from “Lost”) passed away as Woo Jin, the South Korean version from Inspector Rachel.
The adaptation introduces political elements and an all-Korean context, as it takes place after an imaginary unification of the Koreas. Replicating what happened in the unification of Germany, after the end of the borders between the South and the North, the former North Koreans find that they remain poor, while the millionaires of the South become richer. The desire to settle accounts pushes the new Professor and his group, who decide to take over the country’s fortune in a big robbery.
Instead of Salvador Dali’s famous masks, Koreans also adopt a different disguise: Yangban, one of 12 traditional masked characters used in street festivities by poor Koreans since the 12th century Yangban represents an aristocrat who is often the subject of mockery during dance . with masks. Very appropriate, as the thieves intend to attack the system that supports the richest.
The screenplay for the South Korean adaptation is written by Ryu Yong-jae (“Zombie Invasion 2: Peninsula”) and directed by Kim Hong-sun (from the “Black” and “Voice” series).
The first will take place this Friday (24/6).
Source: Terra
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