Korean drama "Move to Heaven" starring Lee Je Hoon, Tang Jun Sang and Hong Seung Hee received massive praise globally following its release on Netflix.

Debuted last May 14, the sentimental drama was based on the non-fiction essay "Things Left Behind" written by Kim Sae-byul, who is also South Korea's first-generation trauma cleaner.

Will "Move to Heaven" Release Second Season?

In a recent interview obtained by a local outlet, "Move to Heaven," screenwriter Yoon Ji Ryun mentioned that they are overwhelmed with the public's response and support from viewers.

Moreover, Yoon also shared that there has been discussion about the possibility of having a sequel; however, it appears that as of this moment, nothing has been confirmed.

"There were some stories about season 2," the screenwriter explained, adding, "There were many discussions on saving it for season 2 while working on season 1."

Although the future plans for "Move to heaven" are still up in the air, Yoon promised to "introduce a better episode" for a brand new season.

Apart from the screenwriter, he also shared that the "Move to Heaven" cast was also thrilled if ever the streaming platform is scheduled to release another season.

"Everyone who participated said they would definitely come when season 2 came," Yoon Ji Ryun mentioned.

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Everything You Need to Know about Lee Je Hoon's "Move to Heaven"

Helmed by director Kim Sung Ho, K-drama "Move to Heaven" follows the story of Han Geu Ru, played by Tang Jung Sang, and his quest to run his father's business.

Despite his intelligence and impressive memory, Han Geu Ru suffered from Asperger's syndrome, a neurodevelopmental disorder that is characterized by difficulties in nonverbal communication and social interaction.

After his father, Han Jung Woo (Ji Jin Hee), passed away due to a heart attack, Geu Ru was forced to take over their family business named Move to Heaven that offers respectfully clearing out the belongings of the deceased.

Lee Je Hoon Transforms to Being a Doting Uncle

This is where Lee Je Hoon's character comes in.

The "Taxi Driver" star plays Geu Ru's uncle Cho Sang Gu, who has just been released from prison due to manslaughter after brutally hurting his opponent in an illegal cage fight.

Because of his nephew's massive inheritance, he agreed to be Geu Ru's guardian. Little did he know that the 20-year-old would uncover the secret of his brother and would teach him lessons about life and family.

Tang Jun Sang Took Inspiration from "The Good Doctor"

In a press conference, Tang Jun Sang shared his preparation for his role as Han Geu Ru.

At the time, he mentioned he watched a lot of series such as "The Good Doctor" to enlighten him with his character as someone who has Asper's syndrome.

Moreover, "The Racket Boys" actor also read the essay "Things Left Behind," where the drama was inspired.

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Written by Geca Wills