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The long-awaited Song Hye-kyo and Gong Yoo are coming… “Slowly, Intensely” to be released in three parts over three weeks starting December 11 [Official]

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Netflix’s “Slowly, Intensely” has confirmed a three-week, part-by-part release schedule and unveiled its trailer.

“Slowly, Intensely” is a Netflix series depicting the growth story of individuals who threw themselves into their pursuits, dreaming of dazzling success despite having little to nothing, set against the backdrop of the Korean entertainment industry in the 1960s through the 1980s, an era dominated by barbarism and violence.

“Slowly, Intensely” will be released in a total of three parts over three weeks. It will meet viewers over three weeks, from Part 1 (Episodes 1–8) on December 11, to Part 2 (Episodes 9–15) on December 18, and Part 3 (Episodes 16–22) on December 25. The turbulent lives of the characters striving toward success and their stories will be vividly delivered to living rooms for three weeks.

Along with the news of the part-by-part release, teaser posters were unveiled featuring “Min-ja” (played by Song Hye-kyo), “Dong-gu” (played by Gong Yoo), “Min-hee” (played by Kim Seol-hyun), and “Seok-gil-yo” (played by Cha Seung-won).

Their determined expressions capture the audience’s attention. “Min-ja,” whose eyes sparkle as she says, “You must have seen how well I can smell money. Money is what matters here,” and “Dong-gu,” who displays fearless eyes while asking, “What do we, who have lived rough lives like ours, have to be afraid of?” add curiosity about the fate of these individuals charging relentlessly toward success. Following this, “Min-hee,” with a youthful appearance, delivers the provocative line, “I have to succeed so you won’t abandon me,” sparking curiosity about how her narrative, intertwined with love-hate dynamics with “Min-ja,” will unfold. The professional image of “Seok-gil-yo” directing the stage in a clean suit contrasts sharply with his line, “If I, who had no education, made it this far, do you think I just came here?” stimulating curiosity about what his true life is behind the glamorous title of the era’s top star composer.

The teaser trailer immediately captures attention with rhythmic music and vividly portrays the characters dreaming of brilliant success. “Min-ja” and “Dong-gu,” who have weathered numerous hardships and difficulties together since childhood, rely on each other while working and enter the record industry after meeting “Min-hee,” who has a talent for singing. Their fearless advancement in the face of successive difficult situations captures the audience’s gaze.

Accompanied by the copy “A reckless start. Countless challenges. The ruffians, that intense journey,” the appearances of “Min-ja,” “Dong-gu,” “Min-hee,” and “Seok-gil-yo” struggling to step onto a glamorous stage even once evoke anticipation for the heartwarming story these individuals will create as they charge toward their dreams and success in their own ways.

Meanwhile, “Slowly, Intensely” will be released on December 11.

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