Kim Jae Wook Boasts Swoon-Worthy Visuals As Painter In New Drama ‘Death’s Game’
Following the individual stills of the star-studded cast of "Death's Game," TVING introduces Kim Jae Wook as the seventh secret cast member to complete the roster.
In the newly released teasers, the actor transforms into a tortured artist, his newest acting role since his last appearance on the television screen in 2022. Keep on reading.
Kim Jae Wook Boasts Decadent Beauty In New Drama
On November 30, TVING dropped Kim Jae Wook's first-ever stills for the forthcoming series "Death's Game."
The series follows the life of Choi Lee Jae, played by Seo In Guk who faces life and death a dozen times as a punishment by Death, played by Park So Dam, for giving up on his own life.
Kim Jae Wook joins the cast as Jung Gyu Cheol, one of the lives that Choi Lee Jae will then experience. He's a refined taste and deep affection for the arts and beauty.
Although he was born into an ordinary family, he possesses a special talent that made him become one of the best painters in South Korea.
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In the teasers, his ability to put his in-depth understanding of a picture into a canvas is seen, raising excitement for Kim Jae Wook's transformation.
Tension is also highlighted as he boasts his decadent beauty in an abandoned building with few people around him, arousing curiosity among prospective viewers.
Through "Death's Game," Kim Jae Wook is expected to deliver a somewhat dangerous impression despite his soft appearance that fans will surely love. Catch the premiere of "Death's Game" this December 15 on TVING!
Kim Jae Wook's New Drama & Upcoming Roles
"Death's Game" marks Kim Jae Wook's first-ever return to the acting scene after starring in the 2022 thriller romance series "Crazy Love" with Krystal Jung.
With this, expectations for his acting performance is through the roof. In addition, he's also preparing for his upcoming historical mystery series "Hong Rang."
It also stars Lee Jae Wook and Jo Bo Ah, and it depicts the love story between a son of a merchant who goes missing for more than a decade and his half-sister who's been searching for him.
"Hong Rang" is currently under the works and it's expected to air in early 2024 on Netflix so stay tuned for more updates.
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Written by Elijah Mully.
