"Polaris" Oh Jung-se, a different face from his previous villain...The initial immersion level was also increased.
Sep 15, 2025
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「Polaris」, which was first released on the 10th, is an intelligence material that confronts the huge truth that Moon-joo (Jeon Ji-hyun), the U.N. ambassador who pursues the presidential candidate's shooting, and San-ho (Kang Dong-won), an unidentified special agent protecting him, threatens the Korean Peninsula. What stood out from the beginning of the work was the heavy performance of Oh Jung-se, who played the role of prosecutor Jun-sang.
Jun-sang, who was obsessed with inferiority complex about his brother Jun-ik (Park Hae-joon), raised tensions among viewers by continuing a subtle confrontation with Moon-joo. He convincingly expressed the complex emotions of kidnapping Miji (Lee Sang-hee), Moon-joo's secretary, and engaging in a breathtaking war of words, and feeling despondent under the suspicion of Moon-joo. It is said that the psychology of the character was revealed in detail by the height of the voice and the control of breathing in the long breathing dialogue.
In particular, in the scene where Jun-ik's secret is revealed to Moon-joo, the character's inner conflict was captured with overwhelming momentum, and in the end, when he had no choice but to go to Germany, he melted the sense of betrayal of his family and Moon-joo into his facial expression. This shows a distinctly different result from his performance of psychopath villain Min Ju-young on JTBC 'Good Boy', proving his spectrum as an actor once again.
'Polaris' will be released sequentially on April 17th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th and 9th, on October 1st.
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