Lee Jaewook = Genre..After the divorce, I tore up the action of a historical drama with the gold
May 20, 2025
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Lee Jae-wook immediately captivated global viewers by playing the role of Hong Lang in the Netflix series 'Tanggeum' (script Kim Jin-ah, director Kim Hong-sun), which was released on the 16th.
'Tanggeum' has been gaining popularity since it was released as a mystery melodrama about unknown emotions between the two, with the missing son Hong Lang returning after 12 years of losing his memory, and half-sister Jayman doubting his true nature.
Lee Jae-wook, who played Hong Rang, a deficit of Min Sang-dan, who returned with a secret after losing all his memories before disappearance, delicately portrayed the complex emotional changes of the character and further increased the immersion of the play with his overwhelming action performance.
In order to express the Hongrang character with the brutal code of Hwi-su (wrenching, number of lives), Lee Jae-wook carefully calculated the eyes of the opponent, the breath of wielding a sword, and the fine movement of his body, showing detailed action performances that are different from previous historical dramas.
In particular, Lee Jae-wook, who ran to Hanpyeong Dae-gun (Kim Jae-wook) after hearing the news of Jae-boa (Jo Bo-ah) and Inhoe (Kim Min-ki), added tension with his eyes mixed with sadness and determination and restrained movement, and in the ensuing confrontation scene, he maximized his immersion with intense action that overpowered the opponent without any hesitation.
Drama 'Lee Jae, you're about to die', Lee Jae-wook, who has established himself as an actor who uses his body well by digesting most of the action scenes without a stand-in in previous works such as 'Spirit', proved his true value once again by himself performing most of the high-level actions in 'Tangeum'.
In this way, Lee Jae-wook once again proved that Lee Jae-wook is a genre by completing the character with his own color regardless of genre.
The Netflix series 'Tangeum' starring Lee Jae-wook is available on Netflix.
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