Son Suk Ku and Nagayama Eita to Star in Netflix Road: A Gritty New Thriller
Netflix reveals 'Road' (working title) starring Son Suk Ku and Nagayama Eita. Discover the details of this cross-border thriller based on the webtoon 'Blue Road'.
Two powerhouse actors from Korea and Japan are teaming up for a chilling hunt. Netflix has unveiled the first glimpse of its upcoming original series Road (working title). Adapted from the popular webtoon Blue Road, the series follows two detectives as they track a series of gruesome cross-border murders characterized by twisted bodies and mysterious dying messages.
Son Suk Ku and Nagayama Eita Lead Netflix Road Cast
The casting choice is already creating massive buzz across Asia. South Korean star Son Suk Ku and Japan's acclaimed actor Nagayama Eita will play the leads. It's a rare collaboration that brings together two of the most distinct acting styles in the region. Directed by Han Jun Hee, the visionary behind the hit series 'D.P.', the show's expected to deliver a high-stakes, cinematic experience that goes beyond standard police procedurals.
A Dark Adaptation of Blue Road Webtoon
Fans of the original Blue Road webtoon are eager to see how the series translates its dark, psychological elements to the screen. The cross-border setting adds a layer of complexity, making it one of the most anticipated projects for 2026. The series won't just focus on the crimes, but also on the friction and eventual synergy between the 2 detectives from different backgrounds.
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