Actor Lee Sung-min will color the Chuseok theater this year.
Lee Sung-min will capture the audience by appearing on the screen one after the movie 'I Can't Help It' (directed by Park Chan-wook) and the movie 'Boss' (directed by Ra Hee-chan). The agency HB Entertainment has released unreleased stills of the two works for the Chuseok holiday, raising expectations.
It was released on the 24th and surpassed 1 million viewers in five days, continuing its successIn ', Lee Sung-min plays Koo Beom-mo, a paper industry veteran who is struggling to find a job after being fired from a paper company he has worked for more than 20 years.
Lee Seong-min is a single-minded and out-of-date 'analog-type human being who insists on only analog methods, realistically depicting the shabby self-portrait of a middle-aged man alienated from social change. Bummo lost his job and became increasingly estranged from his family, capturing the desperate reality and social absurdity of the helpless head of the family with black comedy satire.
Lee Sung-min completed the character in three dimensions by playing the explosive emotions of the suppressed anger in a delicate and raw way. In particular, in the sequence called 'Pepper Dragonfly Scene', Lee Byung-hun and Yeom Hye-ran created unpredictable tension and simultaneously compressed laughter, tragedy, satire, and reality. This scene drew applause from the audience at the time of the Venice Film Festival's screening and imprinted a strong presence on overseas stages. Domestic audiences are also pouring out enthusiastic reviews.
In the movie 'Boss', which will be released on the 3rd, Lee Sung-min turns into a boss algebra of family members, showing another charm. Dae-su is a simple, ignorant, but dearly cares about the members of the organization, and he will deliver laughter to the audience with his ridiculous speech and gestures. 'There's nothing I can do about itLee Sung-min, who depicts a desperate patriarch in ', is expected to revitalize the theater district with a completely different result this time with a pleasant boss.
Lee Sung-min, who dominated the screen this fall, will expand his activities to the CRT again through the Netflix series 『True Education』 and the JTBC drama 『God's Marbles』 scheduled to air next year. He proved a wide spectrum between black comedy and comic acting, proving his veteran's dignity with his ever-changing acting transformation. Lee Seong-min, who is responsible for the quality of his work and the box office success of the theater, draws keen attention to his endless heyday.
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