Actor Jung Il-woo has solidified his global presence once again through the film "I'm Going to Abandon Mom."
The film "I'm Going to Abandon Mom," which was released in Vietnam on 1st, depicts the story of Hwan (played by Tuan Tran), a poor street barber living in Vietnam, who decides to seek help from his brother living in Korea after his health deteriorates while caring for his mother Hong Dao (played by Hong Dao), who suffers from dementia. The film garnered significant attention from the local media since its production stage, featuring Jung Il-woo making a special appearance as Hong Dao's ex-husband "Jung-min," along with the participation news of popular Vietnamese actors Tuan Tran and Hong Dao.
From the 29th to the 31st of last month, Jung Il-woo visited Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam for the promotional schedule of "I'm Going to Abandon Mom," attracting numerous local fans and media attention. After completing his first official schedule in Vietnam with a press conference and red carpet event, Jung Il-woo also attended a Cine Tour and fan meet-up event as a way to thank the enthusiastic support from his fans.
At the signing event held on site, Jung Il-woo took the time to greet each audience member with eye contact and shook hands, providing heartfelt fan service and creating meaningful moments. Local fans expressed their special affection by referring to Jung Il-woo as the "Vietnamese national son-in-law." The enthusiastic cheers from local fans reaffirmed Jung Il-woo's unwavering popularity and global influence.
With Jung Il-woo's popularity, "I'm Going to Abandon Mom" has surpassed the break-even point from its opening week, signaling a positive outlook for box office success. Meanwhile, Jung Il-woo continues to engage in active activities both in Vietnam and domestically, showcasing his cross-border efforts.
In his next project, the KBS 2TV new weekend drama "Our Golden Days," Jung Il-woo will portray the protagonist Lee Ji-hyuk, a character who, despite his cheerful and elegant appearance, experiences the lows of life and develops a deeper inner strength. Having built up his acting skills through various projects, Jung Il-woo is expected to deliver a profound performance that resonates with audiences.
Meanwhile, Jung Il-woo's drama "Our Golden Days" is set to premiere on the 9th at 8 p.m. on KBS 2TV.
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