Featuring the talents of Yoon Kye-sang, Park Sung-hoon, and Kim Shin-rock, this distinctive series is bound to capture your curiosity.
The captivating drama, “The Kidnapping Day,” is set to make its debut on Prime Video in the Philippines, as well as in over 240 countries and territories, starting from September 13th.
Today, Prime Video has officially revealed that the thrilling black comedy series, “The Kidnapping Day,” created by AStory, is set to become available for streaming on Prime Video in the Philippines and across more than 240 countries and territories globally, commencing from Wednesday, September 13th. Enthusiasts can anticipate a weekly dose of new episodes every Wednesday and Thursday.
Adapted from the eponymous Korean novel, “The Kidnapping Day” unravels the tale of an inept kidnapper and a prodigious child entangled in unforeseen circumstances. Throughout their escapades, a blend of spine-tingling twists and hearty laughter is guaranteed as the duo embarks on a journey to unveil the truth behind enigmas and homicide. Director Park Yu-young, known for their involvement in projects like “Model Family,” “Love Alarm Season 2,” and “Kingdom Season 1,” will steer the ship, alongside writer Kim Je-young, who has a portfolio encompassing works like “Miss Wife,” “Insane,” and “Cheese in the Trap.”
Headlined by Yoon Kye-sang, Park Sung-hoon, the budding talent Yoo Na, and Kim Shin-rock, the main cast is a constellation of star power. Yoon Kye-sang, fresh from his role in “Kiss Sixth Sense,” will embody the role of Kim Myeong-jun, a desperate father who takes up kidnapping as a means to cover his daughter’s medical expenses. Park Sung-hoon, recognized for his contribution to “The Glory,” will step into the shoes of Park Sang-yun, a detective unraveling the layers of the kidnapping case. Yoo Na, selected from a pool of 500 contenders, will bring to life the character of Choi Ro-hee, a sharp-witted and astute child. Kim Shin-rock, famed for “Reborn Rich,” will portray Seo Hye-eun, Myeong-jun’s ex-wife who suggests the unconventional plan of kidnapping.
Inclusion in the Prime Video catalog places “The Kidnapping Day” amidst an array of shows and movies, including titles like “Fit Check: Confessions of an Ukay Queen,” “Cattleya Killer,” “Ten Little Mistresses,” “Walang KaParis,” and “Deleter.” This distinguished series joins esteemed Korean titles such as “The Killing Vote,” “HeartBeat,” “Lies Hidden in My Garden,” “Battle for Happiness,” “Tale of The Nine Tailed 1938,” and “Jinny’s Kitchen,” alongside anime hits like “Rurouni Kenshin.” The selection also encompasses an assortment of acclaimed Amazon Originals, from “Citadel” and “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” to “The Boys,” “Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan,” as well as Emmy and Golden Globe victors like “Fleabag” and “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.”
Prime Video members can relish the convenience of streaming films and shows on a multitude of compatible devices, anytime and anywhere. The Prime Video app further extends the pleasure by permitting members to download episodes on their smartphones and tablets for offline viewing, without any supplementary charge. In the Philippines, access to Prime Video is attainable for a mere PHP149 per month.
