Sebastian Roché is set to make his debut in the world of K-drama with a role in Netflix’s upcoming series, Queen of Tears. The show is set to premiere on March 9th and will feature Roché as Dr. Braun, a German doctor with a complex relationship with the main characters.
Queen of Tears, produced by Studio Dragon, Showrunners, and Culture Depot, follows the story of Hong Hae-in, played by Kim Ji-won. Hae-in is the heiress to Queens Group, a prestigious department store. She is married to Baek Hyeon-u, portrayed by Kim Soo-hyun, who is the son of the chief of Yongdu-ri village and known as the prince of supermarkets. As the couple faces challenges in their marriage, they find themselves embarking on a journey that reshapes their love story.
In addition to Roché, the series features a talented cast including Park Sung-hoon, Kwak Dong-yeon, and Lee Joo Bin. Notably, there is a guest appearance by Song Joongki, adding to the star-studded lineup. Queen of Tears is written by Park Ji-eun and directed by Jang Young-woo and Kim Hee-won.
While this marks Roché’s first foray into K-drama, he is no stranger to the world of entertainment. Fans may recognize him from his role in Paramount’s Taylor Sheridan series, 1923, where he starred alongside Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren. Roché is set to reprise his role in the upcoming Season 2 of the show.
Throughout his career, Roché has appeared in a variety of projects spanning different genres and formats. He has worked with acclaimed directors such as Guillermo del Toro, Steven Spielberg, and Taylor Sheridan. Roché has showcased his talent in both television series and films, starring alongside A-list actors such as Jude Law, Angelina Jolie, and Daniel Day-Lewis.
As Sebastian Roché gears up for his debut in Queen of Tears, fans are eagerly anticipating his performance in the K-drama world. With a diverse portfolio of work behind him, Roché brings a wealth of experience and talent to his role in this highly anticipated series. Be sure to catch Queen of Tears on Netflix starting March 9th to see Roché in action.