All the characters in Netflix's hit K-drama 'Queen of Tears' ranked, and why Yoon Eun-seong is not #1
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA: 'Queen of Tears' on Netflix continues to dominate South Korean television, captivating viewers for six weeks straight.
The drama's engrossing storyline, filled with many twists and turns, has received plenty of plaudits. Meanwhile, the actors have also attracted the spotlight with their performances.
Kim Ji-won reigns supreme as the powerful and captivating CEO Hong Hae-in. Fans adore Kim Soo-hyun's portrayal of the enigmatic Baek Hyun-woo, leaving them guessing about his true intentions. The series also features other compelling characters, who fuel the drama's intrigue.
Accordingly, let's rank the characters in 'Queen of Tears'.
1. Hong Hae-in (Kim Ji-won)
Holding the prestigious title of CEO at Queens Department Store and hailing from a wealthy chaebol family, Hong Hae-in is a captivating blend of power and grace.
Audiences likely admire her for her intelligence, ambition, and perhaps even a hint of vulnerability beneath her strong exterior.
As the drama unfolds, we can expect her to navigate complex situations with both strength and a touch of mystery, keeping viewers glued to the screen.
2. Baek Hyun-woo (Kim Soo-hyun)
Fans adore Kim Soo-hyun for a reason! He consistently makes the headlines with his acting prowess, and his portrayal of Baek Hyun-woo in 'Queen of Tears' is no exception.
The secrecy surrounding his character, who is Hae-in's husband and the legal director of Queens Group, only fuels the intrigue.
At the same time, he possesses a roguish charm that melts hearts and makes viewers yearn for a happily ever after.
3. Hong Beom-ja (Kim Jung-nan)
With her commanding demeanor, Hong Beom-ja embodies wisdom and authority, drawing viewers into her intricate world.
As Hae-in's aunt, her influence and enigmatic nature add depth to the narrative, leaving audiences eagerly anticipating her every move.
Kim Jung-nan's portrayal resonates deeply, making her a beloved figure in the series and securing her spot as a fan favorite.
4. Hong Soo-cheol (Kwak Dong-yeon)
Kwak Dong-yeon's character exudes a magnetic blend of ambition and vulnerability, navigating the intricate dynamics of family and business with compelling authenticity.
Soo-cheol's complexity, as both a supportive ally and potential rival, adds layers to the storyline, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.
5. Hong Man-dae (Kim Kap-soo)
Hong Man-dae effortlessly transitions between a loving father figure, a stern patriarch, and a mysterious individual with hidden motives.
Audiences are drawn to the complexity Kim Kap-soo brings to the role, eagerly anticipating each episode to unravel the layers of his character. His impeccable acting skills and ability to evoke empathy and intrigue make him a standout.
6. Yoon Eun-seong (Park Sung-hoon)
Park Sung-hoon effortlessly embodies multifaceted Yoon Eun-seong.
His magnetic presence on screen, whether as a charming love interest or a nuanced rival, keeps viewers hooked. His ability to infuse depth and authenticity into his roles leaves a lasting impression, resonating with audiences on an emotional level.
Eun-seong, an investor keen on forming a relationship with the Queens family, brings a unique charisma and intensity, drawing viewers into the narrative.
Why Yoon Eun-seong is not #1?
Unlike the other top characters who inspire admiration or intrigue, Eun-seong's veiled intentions raise a red flag.
He consistently targets both Hae-in and Hyun-woo, inflicting emotional wounds and potentially threatening their families.
His motives remain shrouded in mystery, but his calculated actions suggest a hidden agenda that could wreak havoc on the lives of those he claims to care about.
This underlying malice positions him as a compelling antagonist, but not necessarily a character we want to see on top.
'Queen of Tears' trailer
