The big picture of actor Cha Seo Won is beginning to emerge.
In the unpredictable and tension-filled tvN Monday-Tuesday drama Spring Fever (writer Kim A-jeong, director Park Won-guk, planned by CJ ENM STUDIOS, produced by Bon Factory), Cha Seo Won, who is giving a passionate performance as elite lawyer 'Choi I-joon', drew attention with a brainy display.
On Spring Fever episodes 5-6, the past of Seon Jae-gyu (Ahn Bo-hyun) and Lee Jun, and the story of Lee Jun opening a law office in his hometown were portrayed. During their school years, Seon Jae-gyu protected Lee Jun from school violence, and Lee Jun followed Jae-gyu to the port where he worked, took care of Han-gyeol on his behalf, and taught him how to study. The warm cooperation that the two maintained by relying on each other contrasted with their current antagonistic relationship, raising more curiosity about what incident occurred between them.
Meanwhile, after receiving a special mission from Jung Nan-hee (Na Young-hee) to help restore the relationship with Yoon Bom (Lee Joo-been), Lee Jun moved down to Shinsu-eup, opened a law office and began to stay by Yoon Bom's side in earnest. Contrary to Lee Jun's intention—who had said to use him anytime if there was an injustice and that he would take any case for Yoon Bom without asking questions—Yoon Bom requested legal help regarding Seon Jae-gyu's assault case. Lee Jun put down his past resentment toward Jae-gyu, helped draft a settlement as a lawyer, and smoothly concluded the case.
Cha Seo Won fills the character's texture three-dimensionally by showing a sometimes cold but calm judgment while revealing kindness to those around him. With stable acting that shows different faces depending on the situation and enhances the character's persuasiveness, attention is focusing on his future choices and activities, as he plays one axis of the story in the drama.
Meanwhile, the tvN Monday-Tuesday drama Spring Fever, in which Cha Seo Won appears, airs every Monday and Tuesday at 8:50 p.m.
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