Netflix Confirms ‘Juvenile Justice’ Season 2
Netflix has a surprise treat for the viewers as "Juvenile Justice" season 2 is getting renewed. The 10-part episode K-drama, which stars Kim Hye Soo, is among the shows that gained the public's attention this year. Keep on reading for all the details.
'Juvenile Justice' Season 2 Confirms Production
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'Juvenile Justice' Special Poster
'Juvenile Justice' Special Poster
According to an outlet, the second season of "Juvenile Justice" will have its pre-production, or the process of discussing cast lineup, production crew, and the continuity of the story between August and September of 2022.
Interestingly, the much-anticipated sequel will have the same director, helmed by Hong Jong Chan.
Will Kim Hye Soo Return in 'Juvenile Justice' Season 2?
'Juvenile Justice' Star Kim Hye Soo
Following the announcement of "Juvenile Justice" season 2, other information like the cast lineup and the target release date is yet to be confirmed.
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It is unclear if Kim Hye Soo will reprise her role as the fearless Judge Shim and who will appear in the upcoming sequel among the cast of season 1.
Why Do Viewers Love Kim Hye Soo's 'Juvenile Justice'?
Released in February, "Juvenile Justice" entered Netflix's top 10 TV shows worldwide as the crime drama series gained the viewer's attention.
Not only that, the 10-part episode K-drama received overwhelmingly positive feedback from the audience, lauding the series for depicting a realistic and meaningful message for the viewers.
"Juvenile Justice" stars Kim Hye Soo as Judge Shim Eun Seok, who is feared in the courtroom for her ruthless decision.
The elite judge is also vocal about how she hates juvenile offenders and believes that these minor offenders deserve to be punished.
Joining Kim Hye Soo as a lead stars are veteran actors Lee Sung Min and Lee Jung Eun, who took the role of Judges Kang Won Joong and Judge Na Geun Hee.
Lee Sung Min
Lee Jung Eun
In addition, Kim Mu Yeol played a significant role as he portrayed Shim Eun Seok's junior Cha Tae Joo.
Besides the lead stars, a supporting character who played juvenile offenders like Lee Yeon also gained the public's attention for her portrayal of Baek Sung Woo.
With the powerful cast lineup and unique storyline, "Juvenile Justice" scored multiple nominations at the recently held Blue Dragon Series Awards 2022.
Kim Hye Soo was nominated for Best Actress, while Lee Jung Eun was among the five stars competing for Best Supporting Actress.
Kim Hye Soo's Challenges Portraying Judge Shim in Netflix's 'Juvenile Justice'
The award-winning actress spoke about the difficulties she encountered on the set of the Netflix series.
As obtained by the news portal, Kim Hye Soo admits that she felt the "weight and responsibility" of her character to convey the message that the series wants.
Despite this, she says her motivation is the "message behind the drama."
"I wanted this to be created well so that a lot of people could relate to it and possibly have a change in perspective," she added.
"Juvenile Justice" is Kim Hye Soo's comeback to the small screen after headlining her 2020 series "Hyena" with Ju Ji Hoon.
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Written by Geca Wills
