Actor Kim Ji-seok is captivating viewers with his perfect character embodiment as Ji Won-ho in the drama OK! Let's Get Divorced.
On the 26th and 27th at 11 p.m., episodes 3 and 4 of OK! Let's Get Divorced (directed by Joo Seong-woo, written by Hwang Ji-eon), broadcast on the KBS Drama channel and GTV channel, portrayed the realistic daily life of Ji Won-ho (played by Kim Ji-seok), who proceeds with the formal divorce process with Baek Mi-young (played by Rhee Minjung). OK! Let's Get Divorced is a work that captures the tumultuous divorce experiences of a bridal shop owner couple trying to put an end to an exhausted marriage.
In that episode, Ji Won-ho lost his temper over the divorce lawyer's retainer fee, and when Mi-young kept getting entangled with her ex, Calvin (played by Lee Hyun-jin), he wounded his pride and sneered, plainly showing the traits of a typical "real-life husband."
But his feelings for Mi-young were not easily resolved. Seeing Mi-young confidently walk onto the trunk show finale stage wearing a dress, he found his heart pounding again without realizing it, and he showed intense jealousy by constantly worrying about her relationship with Calvin. Meanwhile, when a scene of him accidentally falling asleep with Hee-joo (played by Lee Jin-yi) was spotted by Mi-young, he experienced extreme injustice, and his bittersweet course continued without a single quiet moment.
Kim Ji-seok portrayed Ji Won-ho's three-dimensional traits—yelling for a divorce yet feeling fluttered by his wife, feeling wronged by misunderstandings yet reacting sensitively to the men around his wife—with playful yet rich everyday acting. What might have looked irritating as a character was amplified into an irresistible charm by Kim Ji-seok's distinctive wit and finely tuned emotional lines, critics say.
Displaying his characteristic deep acting skills as he freely moves between comedy and subtle lingering emotions, viewers are eager to see what changes Kim Ji-seok will face during the upcoming divorce proceedings.<
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