After nine months of filming and countless transformations, the cast of TV Chosun’s hit drama “Confidence Queen” has shared emotional farewells as the series wraps up tonight. Park Min Young, Park Hee Soon, and Joo Jong Hyuk reflected on their thrilling journey playing con artists who scam society’s villains.
Confidence Queen: Drama Overview
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Title | Confidence Queen (컨피던스 맨 KR) |
| Network | TV Chosun |
| Streaming | Amazon Prime Video |
| Episodes | 16 |
| Genre | Crime Comedy, Heist |
| Based On | Japanese drama “The Confidence Man JP” (2018) |
| Main Cast | Park Min Young, Park Hee Soon, Joo Jong Hyuk |
| Finale Date | October 12, 2025 at 10:30 PM KST |
| IMDb Rating | 5.8/10 |
Park Min Young’s Heartfelt Reflection
After dedicating nine months to the project, Park Min Young expressed deep attachment to the series. She acknowledged feeling sad to say goodbye to the cast and crew while wishing she could have done more. However, she found satisfaction in the numerous transformations and outfits she wore throughout filming.
Speaking to her character Yoon Yi Rang, Park praised the hardworking con artist and expressed gratitude for successfully portraying the complex role, hoping the character could make a fresh start after overcoming trauma. The actress plays a genius con artist with an IQ of 165 who leads the team through elaborate schemes.
Park Hee Soon: A Rewarding Nine-Month Journey
Park Hee Soon described the experience as a fun yet challenging adventure that was ultimately rewarding, noting that playing multiple characters made nine months fly by quickly. He particularly enjoyed the moments when the “three musketeers” came together to punish villains, calling those scenes exhilarating and joyful.
As James, the charming master of disguise with a great sense of humor, Park brought veteran expertise to this Korean adaptation of the beloved Japanese series.
Joo Jong Hyuk’s Bittersweet Farewell
The youngest cast member, Joo Jong Hyuk, admitted the finale hasn’t quite sunk in yet, and he’ll miss the drama after recalling all their fun moments and hard work. He expressed gratitude to viewers who appreciated his efforts in portraying various roles and characters.
Playing Myung Gu Ho, the optimistic and friendly team member, Joo Jong Hyuk brought warmth and heart to balance the trio’s dynamic.
Why “Confidence Queen” Resonated
The drama successfully adapted the Japanese hit for Korean audiences, following three extraordinarily talented con artists who pull off elaborate scams targeting villains. The show’s unique premise—heroes who use deception for justice—offered refreshing entertainment in the crime comedy genre.
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What Made the Show Special
The cast’s commitment to their roles, particularly the physical transformations and multiple character portrayals, elevated the viewing experience. Each episode required the actors to embody different personas, testing their range and dedication. This dedication over nine months created authentic chemistry that viewers could feel.
FAQs
Q1: Where can I watch “Confidence Queen” after it ends?
“Confidence Queen” is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video globally. You can also watch Park Min Young’s previous work “Love in Contract” on Viki, and Park Hee Soon in “The Policeman’s Lineage” to see more of their impressive acting range.
Q2: Is “Confidence Queen” based on another show?
Yes, “Confidence Queen” is a Korean remake of the popular Japanese series “The Confidence Man JP” which aired in 2018. The Korean version adapts the original’s concept of con artists who target society’s villains while adding unique Korean storytelling elements and cultural context to make it resonate with local audiences.
