Actor Oh Jung-se captivated the home theater audience, sharing his sincere thoughts on the production 'Good Boy.'
Oh Jung-se is currently starring in JTBC's weekend drama 'Good Boy,' successfully transforming into the villain character 'Min Joo-young.' He maintains a significant presence opposite Park Bo-gum in the series.
On the 27th, he uploaded a video related to 'Good Boy' on YouTube, delving into profound discussions about the work and his character. He also revealed the narrative that completed his cold villain character.
'Min Joo-young' is a figure who has taken control of the world through crime. Oh Jung-se contrasts this character with a calm expression and a gentle tone, creating a confrontation with the special investigation team. His eye acting intensified the character's sinister qualities.
He discussed the reasons behind his choice of the project, expressing that he was drawn to the story, which embodies the definition of those who wish to live kindly. The charm of each character also played a significant role.
He revealed that he worked tirelessly to perfect 'Min Joo-young.' "I pondered over how Min Joo-young could be the catalyst that disrupts the special team," he shared.
To portray the character authentically, he delved deep into it. Based on a thorough understanding of the character, he meticulously focused on every line of dialogue, injecting detailed nuances into the play.
He aimed to reflect the unabashedness of individuals he saw on TV as a child. He even incorporated the line "I don't remember well" directly into the narrative, giving the villain character a richer flavor.
Oh Jung-se stated, "I hope it becomes a meaningful work that poses the question to viewers, 'What kind of monster do I think of?'"
Viewers have noted that he has created the most grotesque monster with the most ordinary face. Just as peeling an onion reveals its essence, the true nature of the character is gradually emerging, sparking curiosity.
Meanwhile, 'Good Boy' airs every Saturday and Sunday at 10:30 PM.
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