‘Hierarchy’ Netflix Teen K-Drama: June 2024 Release & What We Know So Far

Filming for the upcoming Netflix teen K-drama 'Hierarchy' is currently ongoing.

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Picture: Hierarchy – Studio Dragon

Hierarchy, an exciting new K-drama with an incredibly talented young cast, is set to release in June 2024; we’ll be keeping track of everything you need to know about Hierarchy, including the plot, cast news, production updates, trailers, and the Netflix release date.

Hierarchy is an upcoming South Korean Netflix Original teen K-drama series written by Bae Hyun Jin and directed by Choo Hye Mi.

Studio Dragon is behind the production of the series. The South Korean TV and film studio has been responsible for the production and development of some of Netflix’s most popular K-dramas, including Crash Landing on You, Vincenzo, Alchemy of Souls, and more.

When is the Hierarchy Netflix release date?

Thanks to Netflix dropping the first official teaser trailer we’ve learned that Hierarchy is coming to Netflix on June 7th, 2024.

What is the plot of Hierarchy?

The synopsis for Hierarchy has been sourced from IMDb Pro:

The story depicts the love, friendship, revenge, and compassion that takes place when Kang Ha, a transfer student, enters Jusin High School, a prestigious private school where the children of the top 0.01% of conglomerates gather.

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Who are the cast members of Hierarchy?

There are five leading cast members of Hierarchy;

  • Roh Jeong Eui as Jeong Jae Yi
  • Lee Chae Min as Kang Ha
  • Kim Jae Won as Kim Ryan
  • Ji Hye Won as Yoon He Ra
  • Lee Won Jung as Lee Won Jung

Roh Jeong Eui previously had a leading role in the licensed Netflix Original series Our Beloved Summer. Outside of the streaming service she is known for starring in K-dramas such as Kill It, Dear.M, and 18 Again.

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Picture: Roh Jeong Eui in Our Beloved Summer

Lee Chae Min recently starred in a supporting role for See You in My 19th Life. He has also starred in other K-dramas for Netflix such as Crash Course in Romance and Alchemy of Souls season 2. Disney+ subscribers will recognize the actor from the series Love All Play.

Lee Chae Min Hierarchy Netflix K Drama Season Copy

Picture: Lee Chae Min in Crash Course in Romance

Kim Jae Won has starred in two licensed Netflix Original K-dramas, King the Land and Our Blues.

Kim Jae Won Hierarchy Netflix K Drama Season Copy

Picture: Kim Jae Won in Our Blues

Ji Hye Won had a supporting role in the Netflix K-drama, The Sound of Magic, and in the internationally licensed series It’s Okay to Not Be Okay. This is the first leading role, in a K-drama, of her career.

Ji Hye Won Hierarchy Netflix K Drama Season

Picture: Ji Hye Won in It’s Okay to Not Be Okay

Lee Won Jung had a guest role in the incredibly rated K-drama series Extraordinary Attorney Woo. He is known for his time in leading roles in the series The World of My 17th, and Can You Deliver Time? 2002.

Lee Won Jung Hierarchy Netflix K Drama Season

Picture: Lee Won Jung in Perfect Stranger

Only one supporting cast member has been confirmed for Hierarchy;

  • Kim Tae Jung as Choi Yoon Seok

What is the production status of Hierarchy?

Official Production Status: Post-Production (Last Updated: 04/01/2024)

Filming took place between June 2023 and September 2023. The K-drama has been in post-production for approximately for several months.


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