''Queenmaker'' () is a 2023 South Korean

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series directed by Oh Jin-seok and starring

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, and

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. It was released on

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on April 14, 2023.

Synopsis

Hwang Do-hee (Kim Hee-ae) is a genius of image-making who controls the strategic planning office of a conglomerate. Oh Kyung-sook (Moon So-ri), a human rights lawyer who lives like a weed, jumps into the election board to make her the mayor of Seoul.

Cast

Main

as Hwang Do-hee: a former member of the future strategy planning office of Eunsung Group. She becomes the campaign manager for Kyung-sook and handles all strategic actions for the team. *

as Oh Kyung-sook: a human rights lawyer who is called the "rhino of justice", holding hands for the Seoul mayoral election. *

as Baek Jae-min: another Seoul mayoral candidate.

Supporting

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as Son Young-sim: the chairwoman of Eunsung Group, who shakes up the elections with financial power. * Kim Tae-hoon as Ma Joong-seok: Do-hee's ex-husband and director of policy at the National Reform Party. *

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as Guk Ji-yeon: former secretary of Chae-ryeong and becomes the strategic planning director. *

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as Seo Min-jeong: who is called the 'servant of the common people'. *

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as Carl Yoon: Baek Jae-min camp's who has reigned as the king of elections. *

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as Yang Sun-dong: the nationwide leader of Oh Kyung-sook's party. *

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as Eun Seo-jin: Chae-ryeong's sister. *

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as Eun Chae-ryeong: the managing director of Eunseong Group and Jae-min's wife. *

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as Seon-young: who works at Oh Kyung-sook's camp. *

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as Lee Cha-sun: a strong senior and supporter of Hwang Do-hee. *

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as Yoon Dong-joo: a person who helps Kyung-sook and gets involved in the election. * Kim Sun-young as Kim Hwa-soo: general manager of the female workers’ reinstatement coalition who fought against the tyranny of Eunseong Department Store. *

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as Kang Hyun-woo: Kyung-sook's son. * Hyeon Bong-sik as Kang Moon-bok: Kyung-sook's husband.

References

External links

* * * {{Works by AStory Television series by AStory 2023 web series debuts South Korean web series Korean-language Netflix original programming South Korean political television series 2023 South Korean television series debuts 2023 South Korean television series endings 2023 web series endings