The King's Face" Suh In Gook, The Beauty Of Period Drama Is Depth
Suh In Gook is committing to a period drama for the first time. Describing the difference between a current drama and a period drama, he said the difference was the 'depth of emotions.'
On November 14th, a production presentation of the new KBS2 Wednesday/Thursday drama "The King's Face" (script Lee Hyang Hee, Yoon Soo Jung, director Yoon Sung Shik, Cha Young Hoon) was held at the Ambassador Hotel in Joong-gu. "The King's Face" features the tragic love story and growth of Kwang Hae, who was an illegitimate child that ends up becoming the king.
Suh In Gook who plays the role of Kwang Hae said, "It's a burdensome role because many superior actors have had this role. Nonetheless, "The King's Face" is the only role through which you can see Kwang Hae's different sides from when he was little until when he became king. I hope that a unique version of Kwang Hae by Suh In Gook will come out" and showed confidence.
Suh In Gook has been in many modern dramas and have raised his stakes but it's the first time that he'll be in a period drama.
Suh In Gook said, "I think it's interesting that everyone will be acting in that period and I also feel like I'll be a person in that generation. I feel like this is the beauty of a period drama."
