The live-action The Remarried Empress series premieres November 4 on Disney+ and Hulu, with 10 episodes. The source webtoon, which ended in January after a seven-year run, returns this fall with side stories.
Disney+ and Hulu confirmed the live-action The Remarried Empress series will premiere November 4. The first four episodes debut that day, followed by two new episodes each Wednesday through the November 25 finale, for 10 episodes total. The teaser shows the strained relationships among Navier, Sovieshu, Rashta, and Heinrey.
The first teaser poster, released in July, shows Min-a Shin as Empress Navier in a red gown inside a church, with a key line from the webtoon. The series is based on the web novel and webtoon, and the source webtoon ended in January after a seven-year run. It is set to return this fall with side stories, keeping the property in front of its audience as the live-action adaptation approaches.
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Disney+ announced its live-action The Remarried Empress series will premiere November 4. The first four episodes debut on Disney+ and Hulu, followed by two new episodes each Wednesday through the November 25 finale, for 10 episodes total. The teaser shows the strained relationships among Navier, Sovieshu, Rashta, and Heinrey.
Disney+ and Hulu released the first teaser poster for their upcoming Korean original series The Remarried Empress, based on the web novel and webtoon. The poster shows Min-a Shin as Empress Navier in a red gown inside a church, with a key line from the webtoon. The series premieres this fall.
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