Korean actress Jun Ji-hyun says she was super excited to work with ‘Kingdom’ zombies


Jun Ji-hyun stars in 'Kingdom: Ashin Of The North', which is an extension of hit K-drama 'Kingdom'. Photo: Netflix

Those who have watched the two seasons of K-drama Kingdom on Netflix know the zombies in this series are unlike any of the undead we’ve seen previously.

They are ferocious, nimble and most shockingly they move really, really fast.

In short, those shuffling zombies featured in many series and films before Kingdom have become a distant memory.

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