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Behind Every Star Season 2

Review

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Method Entertainment’s central Seoul corridors are always bustling with activity. Its clients are the stars of the country, and they control their image and work. Celebrity agents, managers, and directors often have to navigate the complexities, insecurities, and uncertainties that are part of the entertainment industry.

We are drawn into the lives of its employees as soon as we see Cho Yeo-jeong, one of South Korea’s biggest stars, lose out to Quentin Tarantino because she is too old. The show cleverly ties in the topic of ageing actresses as well as the costs of vanity. There are many other parts to the episode, but Yeo-jeong’s escape from a major Hollywood production is the main focus of the story.

Baek Seungryong and Lee Chan, his writers, give us everyday characters with unique personalities that we can identify with. These characters have flaws that are relatable and we as an audience quickly pick our favorites, disseminate some and root for others. It’s easygoing, lighthearted approach makes the show a fascinating watch.

The show effortlessly portrays office issues such as politics, one-upmanship and hiring and firing. The production values and set are lively and well-designed for a company dealing with people in showbiz.

Seo Hyun-woo is the star of the cast as Kim Jung-don, a confused, good-hearted professional who struggles to find the right way to tell his client the bad news. The rest of the cast is efficient and it’s easy to see how some characters will be more prominent in future episodes.

Behind Every Star Season 1 Review

Season 1 of Behind Every Star begins with Cho Yeo-Jeong’s agent Mr Kim Jung-Don rushing to Chun Jee-In. He hands over his business card and waits for Yeo-Jeong to show up for the big audition. She is encouraged to remain focused and dress up in historic gear for a big shoot.

After extolling about her role in Tarantino’s film, a message arrives that shakes everything. Yeo-Jeong is too old to be working with Tarantino, so Tarantino decides not to continue the project. Uh oh!

Jung-Don is astonished to see Method Entertainment in action. Ma Tae-Oh is the Director. A slick tracking camera captures the entire office, with all the men and women bustling around and working hurriedly. Jung-Don is devastated by Yeo-Jeong’s rejection news and struggles to share it with the rest of the office.

So Hyun-joo, a woman from Korea, arrives to see Director Ma. After receiving a cold greeting from the receptionist she is soon made to feel at ease by Director Ma who agrees to meet her unscheduled. Hyun-Joo is a University graduate and has been in Seoul for three weeks. She actually moved from Busan to Seoul, much to the horror of Director Ma.

Hyun-Joo wants to prove herself and is looking to become an agent in the entertainment industry. Director Ma doesn’t like this idea. He gives her some money and tells her to hurry back to the office.

Ma arrives just in time to attend the big meeting. President Wang will be overseeing proceedings. Jung-Don reluctantly admitted that Tarantino had rejected Yeo Jeong’s office. He hasn’t even told her!

It is a disaster. Hyun-Joo gets the chance to present her credentials at the meeting when one agent quits. It works! Chun Je-In recognizes her potential and offers her a 3 month apprenticeship, with the possibility of a permanent position depending on her performance. She will need to work overtime and keep her phone plugged in at all times. She’ll be working with immediate effect. Hyun-Joo accepts!

Everyone is merrily navigating the Yeo-Jeong situation. When Choi Jin-Hyeok accidentally gets a call, she marches straight into the office. Jun-Hyeok, who is not a good liar, crumbles under pressure while Jung-Don hides behind the desk. Hyun-Joo, who clearly loves Yeo-Jeong and manages to get to the elevator, finds herself in the same elevator. She spills all about Tarantino on the way and it’s not subtle. Oh no!

Jung-Don finally catches up with Yeo Jeong and she slams him for lying. She then decides to walk out, fed up. Jung-Don is furious and runs his mouth, desperate to find out who has lied to him. As we now know, it was Hyun-Joo and she was made an apprentice.

Yeo-Jeong has limited options so it’s suggested that she get plastic surgery to look younger. Director Ma decides to quit the firm to save his largest client and set out to start their own agency.

Jung-Don refuses to let his client go and chases Yeo-Jeong in an attempt to salvage what they have. He is shocked to see her riding on a wooden horse and discovers that she had lied about the horse-riding. The two of them speak clearly and this helps to open up communication. Jung-Don says that she is the greatest actress he has ever seen, no matter what her chosen career path.

Yeo-Jeong’s simple encounter serves as an epiphany. She decides to not have the surgery and instead heads out, all smiles. Jung-Don is waiting outside for her and it’s a very nice feeling-good vibe. The pair decide to rekindle the relationship they had by going back to their agent/client relations. Yeo-Jeong is aware that she is old enough and doesn’t need surgery to prove herself to anyone.

Hyun-Joo, who is trying to correct her mistakes with Yeo Jeong, swipes Hee-Sun’s script exactly as Je-In requested. After passing the test, Hyun-Joo sees potential in Hyun’Joo and allows her to continue her apprenticeship. There’s worse news. The position is now vacant because Mr Wang has died.

How does Eun Gyeol save Lee Soon Jae?

Ko Eun Gyeol was able to collaborate with veteran actor Lee Soon Jae. Soon Jae and Eun Gyeol share their past filming experiences and the habits he has developed. Soon Jae advises Eun Gyeol to keep his dialogue in mind. This habit was developed by Soon Jae in the past, when he needed to reshoot the whole thing if either he or his partner forgot their lines. Eun Gyeol gets some great advice from Jae soon after that, but he can’t remember the director with whom he is shooting his scene. Kim, his manager, is there with him and immediately takes him to the doctor.

Soon Jae is told by the doctor that memory disorientation can occur at any age, and that it’s not something to worry about. Although Soon Jae does not believe it to be serious, manager Kim is still concerned. Hae Jun and the other managers believe that Soon Jae should continue working, but Kim believes that they are only thinking commercially about it.

Jin Hyeok is certain that he will be the team manager for the talent development team. His interview was excellent and he asked Hyun Joo to come along later. Koo Hae Jun is the type of businessman who believes he is always right, so the decision is up to him. Eun Gyeol interrupts the commercial shoot and demands that the director alter the concept. Cheon is furious at him for giving Eun Gyeol more exposure in the original commercial than the new. Although Hyun Joo’s true identity is known to everyone, it causes people to treat her differently. However, things get worse when Hyun Joo is named the team manager for the new talent development group by Hae Jun.

Although Hyun Joo has been with the company for three months and is still a trainee at the time, Hae Jun informs everyone that she has done well while keeping a secret. Everyone understands Hae Jun’s reasoning. Nobody is happy about Hyunjoo’s promotion. Even Hyun Joo, who has been in a bad relationship with Jin Hyeok. Lee Soon Jae visits Method Entertainment to ask their managers for help until he completes the ongoing project. He doesn’t want his 60-year-long career to end on such a bad note. He meets Hae Jun as he leaves the office and asks him whether he was the one who fired Jang. He describes him as a person who does not understand people unlike Wang Tae Ja, the previous CEO.

Soon Jae is doing well on the set acting but his memory loss persists. Soon Jae doesn’t know the names of any of the producers, and even his manager. Soon Jae recalls his past while reading the script. He then asks Jang for his manager. He refuses to leave the green room until Jang arrives. Kim calls Cheon to ask for his assistance, as he has another thing to worry about. Soon Jae will be inspected by an investor to determine if he is fit enough to work on the film. This will then decide whether he will stay on the set or go.

Cheon is concerned, but Hae Jun is as relaxed as ever and asks Cheon jokely if he should rehire Jang. Cheon is already angry and she lashed out at him. She said that he doesn’t care about anything but money, that people fear him for his position, but don’t respect him. It will also be a loss to Hae Jun if Soon Jae leaves the movie. Method is the co-producer of the film, and Cheon must remind Hae Jun. Although Soon Jae appears to be in the green room just before the investor arrives, he seems to have lost what he was asking.

Soon Jae is able to answer all the investor’s questions, except for the one about the lunch menu. Soon Jae can’t recall the name of the lunch menu, which puts him in a difficult spot. However, Jang, manager, arrives at the set to tell the investor that Soon Jae brought his own lunch so he wouldn’t have to remember the list.

Hae Jun follows Jang Myung Aeh to bring her back into the company. Jang has been working for a while, so she is able to live comfortably even if Jang doesn’t work. Hae Jun asks her why she should return to Method. He says that he wants his employees to respect him as a boss. Jang is honored to return to Method and has a long conversation with Cheon about her life. Cheon learns from Jang that she regrets Sang Woo’s death. She meets Sang Woo, and shares her feelings with him. Sang Woo ponders the matter and tells Cheon he regrets taking up the case against Method Entertainment. However, he will be more regretful if Cheon is allowed to go.

Cheon and Sang Woo decide that they will get back together, and Sang Woo jokes about how he hopes he won’t regret it. Hyun Joo tells Hae Jun she can’t be a manager as she still has much to learn. Hae Jun isn’t taking her words lightly. Hae Jun describes Hyun Joo as a girl without ambitions and claims that he misjudged him. He wants her to accept the job or leave the company. Hyun Joo is confused, and she calls her mother to voice her concern. Hyun Joo calls her mother to tell her that she can return to Busan if it proves too difficult.

Lee Soon Jae has the investor still lingering about him to confirm that it is possible to work without being a nuisance. Soon Jae completes most of his daily tasks perfectly. However, before his last scene with Eun Gyeol of the day, he uses the wrong dialogue and confuses Eun Kyeol. Soon Jae is unable to remember the dialogues for the rest of the day. Eun Gyeol manages the situation by praising Soon Jae’s memory. Eun Gyeol informs everyone that Soon Jae and he also remember each other’s dialogs. Soon Jae was only testing her memory.

The investor believes Soon Jae can work in good health. Cheon spends enough time now with Sang Woo. On one of their dates Hae Jun spots them and becomes jealous. Hae Jun isn’t the only one jealous. Manager Kim made a huge mistake by being jealous. Manager Kim told Oh Hun that there were too many racy scenes and that it could cause problems. Hee Sun explains to him that Oh Hun removed those scenes in order to show eroticism and not show any nudity. Kim realises that anything that happens to the movie would be his fault.

Who Helps Cheon In Getting The Hanbok?

Kim Ajoong, actress and host of the 27th Busan Internaional Film Festival, has Cheon as her manager. Cheon brought the finest Rona Mikel dress that every actress would love to wear. Ajoong puts it on, but the dress is ripped. Cheon promises her that she will make a change because it was hard to get that dress and that even Hae Jun had his connections. Managers are thrilled about the film festival but one must stay behind in the company. Manager Yoo and Jin Hyeok participate in a lucky draw.

Yoo wins which means Jin Hyeok must stay behind while everyone else is enjoying Busan. Hyun Joo is currently in Busan as an employee at her mother’s hair salon, but not as a manager. Because she gossips about celebrities, she intentionally burns the scalp of a woman while she works. Her mother shouts at her, claiming that she is a valuable customer. Hyun Joo tells her to quit her managerial role.

Ajoong and Cheon arrive in Busan and Cheon surprises Ajoong by giving her the Rona Mikel gown that has been re-stitched and is ready to use. Cheon is introduced to Shin Ju Gyeong by the director of the film festival. It looks casual at first, but Ju Gyeong insists on meeting Ajoong. Cheon calls Ajoong informing her. Ajoong informs Cheon that Ju Gyeong wants to make friends with celebrities for her fame. Ajoong is invited to Ju Gyeong’s birthday party when Cheon informs Ju Gyeong about Ajoong’s rest. Kim, the manager, gives Hee Sun a ticket to the festival.

Jin Hyeok is horrified that a junior employee can’t go. Kim informs him that she will be there as an actress, not an employee. Hae Jun, who cannot find the document he is looking for, is busy in the office. He enters the cabin to search for the document. He not only finds the document, but also another. Cheon found a couple of Couple Rings in his drawer. Hae Jun doesn’t like it.

Manager Yoo is packing for Busan when Ma’s wife arrives at the office to ask about Ma’s schedule. Ma’s wife is eager to make amends with him, having seen him cry before and wondering if she ever tried to understand him. Yoo gives Ma the schedules and also the train ticket, as there are not more seats. She cancels her trip to Busan, and Jin Hyeok receives her invitation card. Jin Hyeok, however, decides not go because Yoo is crying in front of him. He stays behind to comfort her after her heartbreak. Ajoong isn’t interested in Ju Gyeong’s party as it would hurt her pride as an artist.

Ajoong is content being an actor. She doesn’t want fake connections or to act like a toy to make money. Cheon understands her point. However, Hae Jun tells Cheon that Ajoong must go to her ceremony because her dress was sponsored by C & G Group and will benefit Ajoong in the future. Hae Jun wants her to go, even though he has personal relationships with the C & G Group, which Cheon does not like.

Ajoong is eager to attend the birthday party, as she cannot avoid Ju Gyeong long enough. But Cheon stops her from going because an artist’s pride matters more than any other. Ajoong and Cheon get into trouble the day of the ceremony. Ju Gyeong takes Ajoong’s dress and asks her to apologize. Ajoong must get the dress back so Ju Gyeong goes to her to apologize. Ju Gyeong calls her an actor who gives in. Ajoong then insults her and returns with the dress. Ajoong is appreciated by Cheon, but they need to quickly find another dress.

Ajoong, Cheon and their assistants call people. However, there are no designer dresses in Busan and Cheon doesn’t want Ajoong wearing any type of dress. Han Bo Reum is a well-known Hanbok designer in Busan, so she stops by his atelier to ask for a Hanbok. Bo Reum says his family has run the business for three generations. He also said that his mother would not like it if their dresses became fashionable among people who didn’t understand their value.

Cheon, disappointed in his atelier, runs to Hyun Joo. Hyun Joo is visiting the atelier to express his regret to the woman whose hair was burned a few days back. Cheon approaches Han Bo Reum’s mom to ask for her help. Bo Reum’s mother forgives Hyun Joo and so she meets Cheon. The mother states that her son can choose not to give the gown to her, and she won’t interfere in it. Hyun Joo promises to buy her tickets to Young Tak’s fan event, and when that fails, she agrees to give Cheon the dress.

Behind Every Star Storyline

Because of its unique storyline, Behind Every Star is enjoying a lot more popularity recently. Based on the French TV series “Call My Agent!” The story revolves around Method Entertainment. Many celebrities have worked as managers at this successful entertainment company.

The series’ title suggests that it follows the lives and sacrifices of managers to make celebrities shine. The series explores the personal and professional lives of celebrity managers and shows how they bond with them. Their lives are shaped by the celebrity they manage. All the stars’ problems become theirs.

Behind Every Star Season 2 Spoiler

Fans are already addicted to the show after only four episodes have been released. Behind Every Star received positive reviews. The viewership numbers for all episodes are also high. The second season can be expected. The second season’s storyline and release date are unknown. Either the story will continue as it was in the first season, or a new plot could be developed. The series’ end will be interesting. The course of the second season would be determined by the ending of season 1.

What happened at the End of Season 1?

Season 1 of Behind Every Star is still on air. Only four episodes of the series have been released since it began airing in November. The final episode, which is the 12th, will be available on December 13, 2022. Keep watching to see what happens next with Behind Every Star.

Summary of Behind Every Star Season 1

The first season of Behind Every Star is being aired right now on tvN. Only four episodes of Behind Every Star have been released at the moment. Let’s take a look at Behind Every Star’s storyline. Based on the French TV series ‘Call My Agent!, the series follows four celebrity managers at Method Entertainment. The four managers are different in their personalities, backgrounds, professional lives, and professional abilities. Tae-oh (or Matthew) is the General Director at Method Entertainment.

He is the longest-serving member of the entertainment industry and has many years of experience dealing with celebrities. Chun Jaein has been working with Method Entertainment since her first day. She began her career as a field agent, and now she is the team leader. Kim Jung-don, another team leader, has a kind and generous heart. So Hyun-joo, a bright and new manager, has just joined the company to make a name for herself in the glittering entertainment industry. The series follows them as they deal with various celebrities and go through many hardships in both their personal and professional lives.

Every Star is a Netflix K-Drama

Korean dramas have been a huge success in recent years. “Behind Every Star” is one of the most viewed K-dramas on Netflix. It’s no surprise that K-dramas have become one of the most favored genres on Netflix. K-dramas are quickly becoming one of Netflix’s most loved genres. This drama is praised for its realistic depiction of the industry. Anyone who is interested in Korean dramas and the entertainment industry should watch “Behind Every Star”.

Behind Every Star Season 2 Cast

The second season of Behind Every Star is still not announced. The release date, storyline and cast information for season two of Behind Every Star have not been announced yet. If season two follows the same storyline as season 1, the original cast can expect to reprise their roles.

Behind Every Star Season 2 Date of Release

Fans have loved Behind Every Star so far. It is difficult to predict when season 2 will be released as only four episodes have been released. Season one of Behind Every Star will release on November 7, 2022. There are many episodes yet to be released. The release date for the second season has not been announced. If viewership and ratings are high, fans can expect the second series to be released in the latter half of 2023.

Guide for Parents

Parents Guide is designed to help parents get familiar with the series. This series contains profane speech and graphic violence as well as a number of other disturbing elements. We strongly advise parents not to allow their children under 15 to see this series.

What number of episodes will there be in Behind Every Star Season 2 Episodes?

According to reports, there will be 12 episodes in the first season of Behind Every Star. The showrunner might decide to make the next season of Behind Every Star, which could include 12 or more episodes. Previous seasons have had 12 episodes. The upcoming season will have at least 12 episodes.

Where can I see behind every star?

Every week, Behind Every Star airs on tvN. The series can also be viewed online via Netflix by signing up for a subscription.

Is Every Star Worth Seeing?

It is clear that Behind Every Star is a worthwhile show based on its ratings and viewership. It is easy to watch and has relatable characters. The show also gives viewers a glimpse behind the scenes in the glamorous entertainment industry. Behind Every Star is a simple watch that you can wear at your leisure.

Behind Every Star Trailer

On November 6, 2022, the trailer for Behind Every Star went public. The trailer for Behind Every Star was released on November 6, 2022. The trailer also shows glimpses of other characters.

Conclusion

It can be concluded that Behind Every Star is worth watching. This series is relaxing and has some interesting characters. It has a fun storyline and some cute office romance. The first season is currently airing. Episode five will be released on November 21st, 2022. You can watch the series on Netflix and tvN if you’re interested.