Actor Nam Tae-woo spectacularly opened the door to New Recruit4 with even stronger comedy and a realistic, powerful performance.
On the 24th at 10 p.m., the first episode of ENA's Monday-Tuesday drama New Recruit4: Sabotage unfolded the unusual saga of Choi Il-gu (played by Nam Tae-woo), who returned as the youngest sergeant after serving as a senior soldier.
In a situation where no one knew the reason Iyoo returned as a noncommissioned officer after having completed his discharge and defied everyone's expectations, his reenlistment maximized viewers' curiosity simply by his appearance.
That day, Choi Il-gu drew attention with veteran-like intuition by immediately recognizing that Park Min-seok (played by Kim Min-ho) had secretly brought a magazine. While scolding Park Min-seok for his curt behavior and issuing a stern warning, he created warmth with a tsundere charm by slyly handing back the torn magazine.
But the warm moment was brief; when Choi Il-gu was reprimanded by a senior for secretly handing over the torn magazine and exploded with razor-sharp anger toward Park Min-seok, the scene elicited roaring laughter with his distinctive facial acting.
Nam Tae-woo once again perfectly embodied the one-of-a-kind character Choi Il-gu, greatly raising the show's immersion and entertainment. He proved himself irreplaceable with his uniquely distinctive line delivery, realistic facial acting and film-reality-driven performance.
Having emitted a strong presence from the start of season 4, Nam Tae-woo's hidden behind-the-scenes story and future exploits as Choi Il-gu are drawing viewers' expectations and attention.
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