The trembling acting that I delivered by losing 10kg by fasting...Seol Kyung-gu swallowed 'hyperknife' just by its existence
Apr 13, 2025
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In the Disney+ original series 'HyperKnife', Seol Kyung-gu gave a powerful impact as Choi Deok-hee, a neurosurgeon, and firmly set the centerpiece of the work. Choi Deok-hee, a character who stood in an ambiguous gray area, was given strong vitality due to Seol Gyeong-gu's persistent immersion and design.
In particular, the weak gap that Choi Deok-hee reveals only in front of Jeong Se-ok, trying not to reveal her emotions, highlighted the human side of the character, which was possible because of Seol Kyung-gu's understated emotional performance. The details of the Seolgyeong-gu ticket, which functions as a character with even a small eye and a short breath, carried an overwhelming weight in each scene.
What's even more surprising is that he threw himself for the character 'Choi Deok-hee'. Seol Kyung-gu lost more than 10kg to convincingly realize the physical pain of neurosurgeons whose condition is worsening. It wasn't just a simple diet, but I cut my body to a level close to fasting. Seol Kyung-gu's eyes were even more hollow and his face line was sharply angled. This 'Actor's Resolution' was conveyed only on the screen, taking the breath away of the viewers.
The operating room scene facing Se-ok again at the end of the eighth inning was the climax. Dr. Choi Deok-hee's eyes, which move instinctively until the end even in his sick body, were intricately intertwined with desperation, regret, and regret, and Seol Kyung-gu poured out the complex emotions in one cut.
Seol Kyung-gu in 'Hyperknife' did not just play one character, but made 'Choi Deok-hee' live and breathe. Seol Kyung-gu always filled the weight of his existence, not only the scene that rings without lines but also the scary scene without anger.
Meanwhile 'HyperKnife' is available on Disney+.
mj.cho@sportschosun.com
