Actor Cha Joo-young manipulated viewers.
On the 31st episode of the ENA Monday-Tuesday drama "Climax," the story of Lee Yang-mi (played by Cha Joo-young), who was trying to design a new scheme, was portrayed.
In this context, Lee Yang-mi became anxious after Kwon Se-myung collapsed and not only her position but even the situation began to turn ominously. When Park Jae-sang (played by Lee Ga-seop) tried to reveal the Oh Gwang-jae case that Choi Ji-ho (played by Oh Seung-hoon) had tried to cover up, her anxiety skyrocketed.
Meanwhile, when Moon Bo-sal (played by Lee Chae-kyung) named Son Guk-won (played by Joo Jin-mo) as the next presidential contender, Lee Yang-mi showed a peculiar smile. She also revealed her ambition to pull Son Guk-won into her camp by using Choi Ji-ho, which made the developments even more intriguing.
Furthermore, while watching the press conference of Bang Tae-seop (played by Joo Jihoon) and Chu Sang-a (played by Ha Jiwon), Lee Yang-mi displayed nervous emotions as if she had made up her mind, piquing viewers' curiosity. In particular, she cast a cold mood toward Choi Ji-ho, saying she would write the scenario herself, further raising anticipation for the next episode.
In this way, Cha Joo-young injected tension into the drama with a weighty performance. She vividly embodied Lee Yang-mi, who tried to avert crises by changing the flow of the air in each scene, and persuasively conveyed a complex and multifaceted inner life, increasing immersion.
Above all, her performance, which varied in intensity according to the situation, created a razor-edge tension and three-dimensionally portrayed a character saturated with desire. In this way, Cha Joo-young enhanced the enjoyment of the work by excellently bringing out each detailed element.
Meanwhile, the Cha Joo-young-led ENA Monday-Tuesday drama "Climax" airs every Monday and Tuesday at 10 p.m. and is also available on KT Jini TV and Disney+.
[Photo] 'Climax' broadcast capture
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