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▶ 〈Humint〉 Actor Jo In-sung's interview continues in Part 1. In 〈Mogadishu〉 and 〈Moving〉, you took on the role of a National Intelligence Service agent for the third time. What were the differences between your previous roles as a National Intelligence Service agent and this one as Section Chief Jo.

Jo In-sung stated that he studies 'how not to act'. With 27 years of acting experience, Jo In-sung still contemplates his purpose. He constantly questions his usefulness and self-censors. The actor Jo In-sung, who has built a strong image, said he is rather learning 'how to let go'.

An actor with limitless potential in action acting. Mentioning 'potential' to a veteran actor with 11 years of experience and about 22 films in their filmography might be somewhat cautious, but Jung Yoon-jin is undoubtedly an actor with expansion capabilities.

▶ 〈Number One〉 Actor Choi Woo-shik Interview Continues Part 1. 〈Number One〉 is a film where dialogue is important, but there are many significant eating scenes. Local foods from Busan, like pickled perilla leaves and beef radish soup, also appear.

Actor Park Jung-min, who transformed into North Korean State Security Agency Chief Park Gun in director Ryu Seung-wan's new film 〈Humint〉, shared about his character Park Gun and the film's heartfelt melodrama.First, Park Jung-min revealed the background of his participation in the film 〈Humint〉,...

Singer and actor Park Jin-young challenges himself with a deep acting transformation that spans over a decade in JTBC's new Friday drama 〈Shining〉. Set to premiere on March 6 at 8:50 PM, this work will depict a warm coming-of-age story where worlds that shared their youth become each other's light.

MBC’s variety show 〈Save Me! Holmes〉 embarks on an exploration of the chefs who are at the center of the Netflix phenomenon, known as the ‘Black and White Zone’. In the episode airing on the 5th, ‘Goddess of Chinese Cuisine’ Park Eun-young and ‘Cooking Fool’ Chef Yoon Nam-no will team up with the...

In a fiercely competitive world where only 0. 1 percent of aspiring artists debut, and among them, only 0. 001 percent can succeed. The joy of dreaming of becoming a trainee as the destination of dreams does not last long.

The new film by director Jang Hang-jun, 〈The Man Living in the Palace〉, is generating excitement with its stunning cast and has released behind-the-scenes stills that capture the actors' passionate performances, raising the heart rates of prospective viewers.

Director Jang Hang-jun's new film 〈The King and the Man Who Lives〉 has surpassed 100,000 pre-sale tickets just two days before its release, signaling a strong presence in the February box office. According to the integrated ticketing system as of 2 PM, the film has recorded a pre-sale rate of 26.