Actor Lee Kwang-soo rewrites the history of villains.
Lee Kwang-soo has shown a different face of evil in numerous works, raising expectations for his upcoming moves. He now draws attention by promising a new transformation in Disney+ original series "The Manipulated," which is released today (5th, Wed).
First, Lee Kwang-soo appeared as butcher "Yoon Chang-jae" in "No Way Out: The Roulette," grants, showing himself as a scene stealer. He caused chills with his eyes and facial acting that fully captured the desire of a man who covets a murder reward. In this way, Lee Kwang-soo's passionate performance, which reached the pinnacle of villainy, added tension to the plot and made it impossible for viewers to take their eyes off each scene.
Next, Lee Kwang-soo left another strong impression as "An Kyung-nam" in the Netflix series "Karma." He was praised not only for immersing himself in the character, who becomes increasingly petty while anxious to cover up an accidentally caused accident, but also for winning the best supporting actor award at the 4th Blue Dragon Series Awards.
Having played a variety of villains in each work, Lee Kwang-soo now appears in the Disney+ original series "The Manipulated." He will play VIP "Baek Do-kyung," the key man who has both power and money and is the alter ego of Johan (played by Doh Kyung Soo). In a recently released making-of video, Lee Kwang-soo amplified the malice possessed by Do-kyung with a vile laugh and said, "I tried to make the character as slightly uncomfortable for viewers as possible," raising curiosity. Attention is focused on what role he will play in the revenge narrative of "The Manipulated."
Meanwhile, Disney+ original series "The Manipulated," starring Lee Kwang-soo along with Ji Chang-wook, Doh Kyung Soo, Kim Jong-soo, and Jo Yoon-soo, releases four episodes today (5th, Wed), and then two episodes are released each week for a total of 12 episodes.
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