Yoo Yeon-seok 'Sexy eyebrows 'Did you get along..'The phone you're calling is' Global #4
Nov 26, 2024
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According to the OTT service ranking website on the 25th, 'The Phone You Called Now' (played by Kim Jee-woon, directed by Park Sang-woo and We Deuk-gyu) ranked fourth in the Netflix TV SHOW category within a week of its release, and 31 countries including South Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Qatar, Kuwait, Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia also ranked first in the TV SHOW category.
In addition, according to results released by Fundex, the official platform of Good Data Corporation, 'The Phone You Called Now' ranked second overall in TV-OTT dramas in the topical category for the third week of November. Actors Yoo Yeon-seok and Chae Soo-bin, who are in charge of the play, ranked 4th and 5th, respectively, and ranked 1st overall in the news category and 2nd in the Voice of Netizen (VON) category.
It also stood out in the integrated content ranking for the fourth week of November announced by OTT content integrated search platform KinoLights. According to the released data, it ranked third in the OTT integrated content ranking, Netflix first, and Wave second, causing a heated response in its first broadcast, amplifying expectations for the next episode.
Among them, in MBC's Friday-Saturday drama 'The Phone You Called Now' aired on the 22nd and 23rd, Yoo Yeon-seok perfectly played the role of Baek Sa-eon, the youngest presidential office spokesperson and business husband of Hong Hee-joo (Chae Soo-bin), attracting viewers' attention. Yoo Yeon-seok is said to have become a white saying itself with his performance of 'sexy eyebrows'.
First of all, Yoo Yeon-seok's performance, which was attached to the character of Baek Sa-eon, the presidential office's spokesman, who dominated the audience with a clear and firm tone, shone. The youngest presidential office spokesman, Sa-eon, who has nothing missing from his family, appearance, and ability, made an intense appearance with an emergency briefing in a crisis situation. Yoo Yeon-seok, who received special training from MBC announcer Jeon Jong-hwan for this role, impressed with a clear and firm tone.
In addition, Saran, who received an unexpected threatening call that he had kidnapped his wife, responded coldly to the threat to kill his wife Hee-joo, saying, `If the body comes out, contact me then.' The blackmailer, who called again, lost his reason when he demanded a divorce from Hee-joo using his secret secret as an excuse. Yoo Yeon-seok doubled the charm of the character by absorbing the emotional lines such as speech, facial expressions, and gestures.
Saran struggled desperately to pursue the blackmailer who kidnapped his wife Hee-joo. In the process, he became jealous of the existence of Ji Sang-woo (Heo Nam-jun), a senior college student who appeared in front of Hee-joo, and even learned about his wife's secret private life, which intrigued viewers. Sa-eon, who treated Hee-joo coldly, used to secretly treat his wife's breakfast "Were you close? "Is that senior a reliable person?" he/she showed jealousy toward Sang-woo, causing laughter.
However, Sa-eon caught Hee-joo on CCTV as if she was putting her kidnapper in the car and began to pressure her, who thought she was in her control area. The saying that pushed Hee-joo to one side is "There can be no Hong Hee-joo that I don't know. You want to take it off. "Shall I take it off?" completed a breathless ending looking forward to the next episode. Yoo Yeon-seok showed his control over the screen by expressing the complex emotions of the characters who are shaken in three dimensions after threatening phone calls, ranging from suspicion, anger, and confusion.
In this way, Yoo Yeon-seok once again proved the modifier 'Trust Bobae' through 'The phone you just called. Not only did he portray the emotions of the cool-headed and rational characters with grace, but he also shot everyone's tastes in external styling such as hair and suit fit, raising the level of immersion to the best. Furthermore, it is expected that Yoo Yeon-seok, who is renewing his life character with his strong acting skills, will perform even more, including his fantastic chemistry with Chae Soo-bin.
MBC's Friday-Saturday drama 'The Phone You Called Now' will air at 9:50 p.m. on the 29th.
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