On October 10, the production team of “The Fiery Priest 2” revealed the teaser poster, raising the anticipation to the max. The sequel, which returns after five years, follows the story of righteous priest Kim Hae-il as he pursues a drug-related case.
The poster, featuring the main characters of the first season: Kim Nam-gil (as Kim Hae-il), Honey Lee (as Park Kyung-sun), and Kim Sung-kyun (as Goo Dae-young), leaves a strong impression. In the poster, Father Kim Hae-il is seen standing with his priestly robes flowing, while prosecutor Park Kyung-sun and detective Goo Dae-young give intense glances.
Kim Hae-il holds a rosary in his hand, exuding a warrior aura. As “Bellato”, a special fiery priest chosen by the Pope, he is armed with the authority to bring justice and confront the forces of evil. Park Kyung-sun, holding a sword and observing his surroundings, exudes an aura of duality. She is ready to join Kim Hae-il as his ally, “Gomez”. Goo Dae-young also returns as “Gomez”, assisting Kim Hae-il. With a sharp look and gun in hand, his presence brings back memories of the extraordinary bromance with Kim Hae-il in the previous season, further raising expectations.
The slogan of the poster “Bellato’s mission begins” stands out, suggesting a more powerful delivery of justice as the setting shifts from Gudam District (season 1) to Busan.
The production team shared: “Kim Hae-il receives a new mission as “Beautiful”. The challenge of dismantling the evil cartel together with his reliable Gomezes will unfold. Kim Nam-gil, Honey Lee and Kim Sung-kyun show perfect chemistry, as if the five-year gap never existed. We are certain that this will be a job that lives up to the expectations accumulated over the long wait.”
The first season peaked in viewership above 24%, cementing its blockbuster status. This season, writer Park Jae-beom, director Park Bo-ram along with Kim Nam-gil, Honey Lee and Kim Sung-kyun reunited, once again promising a refreshing and exciting drama.
The first episode of “The Fiery Priest 2” will air next month on Nov. 8 at 10 p.m., after “The Judge from Hell.”
Source: Wikitree
