Wigs, watches, and wily schemes take center stage in the newly released main trailer for Prime Video’s upcoming Korean comedy caper “Confidence Queen,” with fan-favorite Park Min-young (“Marry My Husband”) dazzling viewers in a parade of disguises.
From glamorous socialite to sharp business mogul to an unsuspecting staffer, she transforms into Yun Yi-rang, a brilliant con artist leading a team of swindlers who target the corrupt.
Packed with high-energy heists and laugh-out-loud comedy, “Confidence Queen” promises a thrilling ride for global audiences when it premieres on September 6, streaming weekly in over 240 countries and territories, exclusively on Prime Video.
The trailer teases the chemistry between Park Min-young and her equally talented co-stars. Veteran actor Park Hee-soon (“My Name,” “Squid Game”) plays James, a quiet yet enigmatic partner in Yi-rang’s schemes, while rising star Joo Jong-hyuk (“Extraordinary Attorney Woo”) brings warmth and charm as the ever-optimistic Myung Gu-ho.
In true Robin Hood fashion, the trio use their clever disguises and elaborate scams to outwit villains, serving justice in the most outrageous ways. With quick cuts of daring escapes, jaw-dropping transformations, and plenty of comedic banter, the series looks set to balance thrills with lighthearted fun.
A remake of a hugely popular Japanese series, “Confidence Queen” is helmed by director Nam Ki-hoon (“Destined With You,” “Kiss Sixth Sense”) and written by Hong Seung-hyun (“Criminal Minds,” “Cheo-Yong”) and Kim Da-hye.
Catch Park Min-young’s many faces — and fabulous outfits — when “Confidence Queen” premieres on September 6, with new episodes every Saturday and Sunday on Prime Video.
Before “Confidence Queen,” Park Min-young starred in the hit K-drama “Marry My Husband.” She played the role of a woman who died in the hands of her husband and best friend after finding out about their affair and went back 10 years into the past to change her fate.
“Confidence Queen” joins thousands of other shows and films on the Prime Video catalogue, including “Head Over Heels,” “GOOD BOY,” “The Divorce Insurance,” “Newtopia,” “Spice Up Our Love,” “No Gain No Love,” and anime hits such as “Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX,” “Jujutsu Kaisen 0,” and “Rurouni Kenshin.”
Fans can also enjoy award-winning Amazon Originals like “Fallout,” “The Summer I Turned Pretty,” “Heads of State,” “G20,” “Another Simple Favor,” “You’re Cordially Invited,” “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power,” “Reacher,” and “The Boys.”
Prime Video members can watch anytime, anywhere, on thousands of compatible devices, or download episodes to watch offline at no extra cost. In the Philippines, Prime Video is available for just ₱149 per month.
This article was created with the assistance of AI, based on a press release from Prime Video, and has been reviewed and edited for accuracy and clarity by the Hallyu Dorama team.
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