Bong Tae Gyu's wild wit and Ryu Hyun-kyung's pink confession exploded with laughter and excitement.
Today (17) on KBS 1TV's "Life Is a Movie", MC announcer Eom Ji-in, actor Bong Tae Gyu, the film critic duo Almost Nothing, and Liner join Ryu Hyun-kyung, who transformed from actor to director, to discuss movies that move between serious criticism and cheerful laughter.
On the episode, new member actor Bong Tae Gyu, from the start of the broadcast, displayed his trademark uninhibited wit, saying, "I did a movie program on another broadcaster but it disappeared, so I came to blow up this program." Liner replied, "It was supposed to be blown up, but the ratings exploded," eliciting bursts of laughter.
In particular, Bong Tae Gyu showed his presence beyond a simple host by accurately reading the "language of actors" and the "director's intent," demonstrating tailored chemistry with Ryu Hyun-kyung. He not only pinpointed subtle emotional changes and the texture of performances by the actors in the work, but also naturally drew out the directing intentions of director Ryu Hyun-kyung hidden in the scenes, presenting a dense movie talk, the show said.
Meanwhile, regarding the confession scene in the film "Don't confess," Liner asked, "You must have received many confessions," and Ryu Hyun-kyung replied, "I really haven't received them," and "I almost always say I like them first."
Then Liner and Almost Nothing pressed, "You recently received a confession on a broadcast, didn't you?" and "Someone I know confessed on a broadcast," which reportedly flustered Ryu Hyun-kyung. Not missing this, Eom Ji-in pinpointed, "It looks like your face turned red," which heightens curiosity about what story it could be.
The pink story that flushed Ryu Hyun-kyung's cheeks and Bong Tae Gyu's stellar performance that blew up the ratings can be seen today (17) at 11:05 p.m. on KBS 1TV's "Life Is a Movie".
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