Today (22nd) at 7:50 p.m. airing on TV CHOSUN's Sikgaek: Heo Yeongman's restaurant tour, the "original sculpted handsome man" actor Go Soo visits Busan.
That day, Go Soo, who volunteered as a "one-day driver" for the guest, unfolds special escort service. Not only did he eagerly scout Busan restaurants in advance, but he also took the wheel himself and, with his high-level driving skills, displayed the traits of a "driving master (高手)" and revealed a hidden charm. With Go Soo's appearance, downtown Busan buzzed. Everywhere he went instantly became a fan meeting site, with cheers, exclamations and applause that reportedly did not stop.
Meanwhile, even the seemingly flawless and perfectly beautiful Go Soo had tear-soaked years of obscurity. In his rookie days, when he "dreamed of becoming an actor and came to Seoul without a plan, desperately handing out profiles by foot," the set erupted in laughter over the bittersweet(?) story from the play "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" in which he barely got the chance to perform. Contrary to everyone's expectation that he would naturally play the "prince," he was cast as the "third dwarf." It was revealed as an extra twist that the actor who played the coveted "prince" role at the time was none other than Park Hae-il, adding to the surprise.
Meanwhile, Go Soo's "tragic devoted love" acting life is portrayed. From the drama "Piano," which sparked the "Go Soo syndrome" with his heartbreaking role loving his half-sister, to "Spring Day" in which he played a husband who loses his wife and gives up hope in life. Despite his handsome looks, he excels at portraying "painful love," and in the soon-to-be-released drama "Reverse" he plays a tragic male lead who falls in love with a woman who lost her memory in an accident, generating anticipation.
The Busan outing that swept people of all ages into "Go Soo fever" can be seen in the Busan episode of Sikgaek: Heo Yeongman's restaurant tour, airing today (22nd) at 7:50 p.m.
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