Park Min-young stars in the new South Korean series “Confidence Queen,” now available on Prime Video. The show centers on a group of swindlers who use their skills to target corrupt individuals through intricate schemes.
New episodes of “Confidence Queen” are released every Saturday and Sunday, and the series is accessible in over 240 countries and territories via Prime Video. To watch, viewers need an Amazon Prime membership, which costs $14.99 per month or $139 annually. Membership also provides additional benefits such as fast shipping and exclusive discounts. Discounted Prime memberships are available for young adults aged 18–24, college students, and qualifying government-assistance recipients.
The plot follows Yun Yi-rang, played by Park Min-young, an heiress who becomes a master con artist after being forced into hiding during her childhood. She forms a team to take down villains while amassing her own fortune.
Joo Jong-hyuk joins the cast as Myung Gu-ho, known for his optimistic nature, while Park Hee-soon plays James, another member of the team. The series is directed by Nam Ki-hoon and written by Hong Seung-hyun and Kim Da-hye.
“Confidence Queen” is a remake of a Japanese series and combines elements of heist action with comedy for international audiences.
