Actor Kim Young-kwang is demonstrating characteristics befitting a 'genre master.'
Kim Young-kwang proved his exceptional genre adaptability by playing the role of Moon Baek, the mysterious aide to Lee Do (played by Kim Nam-gil), in the Netflix series 'Trigger,' which was released on the 25th of last month. He convincingly portrayed deep wounds and complex interiors hidden behind a humorous and witty appearance. With perfect control of pacing and outstanding immersion that brings the character to life, 'Trigger' marked its presence in the top 10 of Netflix in 45 countries around the world, showcasing its global box office potential.
Fueled by this enthusiasm, Kim Young-kwang is set to showcase several upcoming projects that have garnered attention even before their release. First, in the new KBS 2TV Saturday-Sunday miniseries 'Walking On Thin Ice,' which airs its first episode on September 20, he will transform into 'Lee Kyung,' who works as an art instructor from a prestigious university during the day and as an unidentified club MD at night. The tense psychological battle between Kim Young-kwang and Lee Young-ae, who plays Eun-soo, is noted as a major point of interest in the work.
In addition, Kim Young-kwang is returning to the romantic comedy genre under the title of 'romantic comedy master' after a long absence. The Netflix series 'Charge Me Up' is a thrilling romantic comedy that revolves around a man with a discharged artificial heart battery and a woman with electric powers. In the show, Kim Young-kwang plays the role of 'Baek Ho-rang,' a third-generation wealthy heir managing a resort under a top conglomerate in the country, showcasing his charming and flirtatious chemistry.
Moreover, Kim Young-kwang continues to showcase his presence on the big screen. The movie 'First Ride,' which has attracted attention with a glamorous and fresh cast including Kim Young-kwang, Kang Ha-neul, Cha Eun-woo, Kang Young-seok, and Han Sun-hwa, is an unpredictable comedy depicting the adventures of four friends on their first overseas trip after 24 years of friendship. Kim Young-kwang will play the role of 'Do-jin,' among the simple, ignorant, and courageous four, adding a cheerful energy that will invigorate the film.
Kim Young-kwang, a 'genre predator' who completes all works, regardless of whether they are mysteries, thrillers, romances, or comedies, in his own unique style. Viewers are growing increasingly curious about the charms and acting spectrum he will showcase in his upcoming projects, as he surprises the public with a completely different face in each work.
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