"Rage People 2" director revealed his connection with popular idol group BTS RM.
Netflix held an online press conference for the original series "Rage People 2" on the morning of the 7th. Director Lee Sung-jin, who directed the series, and actor Charles Melton attended the event and spoke with domestic reporters.
"Rage People 2" is a drama that tells the story of a fierce game of persuasion and pressure among two couples and the club owner, a Korean billionaire, after a young couple at a country club for the privileged witnesses a shocking fight between their boss and his wife.
Following last season, the lives of Korean Americans are emphasized throughout this season as well. In this regard, director Lee Sung-jin said, "I wanted this season to include much more of Korea and for Korea to be the largest part," noting, "In fact, around that time Korea's presence in my life grew larger."
He continued, "After season 1 I traveled to and from Korea and even shot a music video with BTS member RM, which gave me a glimpse into the lives of Korea's upper class and the opportunity to be involved. I went to an elementary school in Seongnam while in Korea. After that there was no occasion, but by associating with K-pop idols and chaebol CEOs, that world was incredibly alluring. I wanted to include more of those aspects, so I wanted to further incorporate those elements into Austin (played by Charles Melton)," he said, raising expectations.
"Rage People 2" will be released on Netflix on the 16th. <
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