Actor Lee Soo Hyuk expressed his regret about leaving "Tomorrow."
Lee Soo Hyuk, who made a strong impression every episode by playing Park Joong Gil, the grim reaper of principleism in MBC's Friday-Saturday drama "Tomorrow" (written by Park Ran, directed by Kim Tae-yoon), expressed his thoughts on ending the show.
On this day, Lee Soo Hyuk said, "The director, the writer, the actors, and the staff who helped me finish it well, thank you for your hard work."
As it was "Tomorrow" that sends various messages, I also sympathized with those parts, and it was a work that really made me think a lot until the last minute, and said. "Since the original work was loved a lot, I thought hard and tried hard to implement it well in the drama. "
"I was nervous about how they would continue to see the middle road during the broadcast, and I had expectations, but I'm grateful that many people told me good stories," he said, expressing his gratitude to viewers who loved the work.
Subsequently, Lee Soo Hyuk played Jung Gil and said, "I wanted to give tension or impact when I appeared due to the nature of the principle-based character."
" In addition, I thought it was important to give a strange question because the narrative of the character Jung Gil has to be gradually solved, but I thought a lot and tried to express the contact point well." he added.
Finally, Lee Soo Hyuk, who predicted, "I was the Grim Reaper this time, so I think it would be good to greet you with a very realistic character next time to show more various charms," adding, "I remember thinking a lot about how to deliver a story that could be a little heavy. Thank you so much to the viewers who watched Tomorrow" and gave us lots of course. Everyone is healthy, and I will greet you with a new look."
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