Screen-length Kwon Sang-woo "will be the second Jung Woo-sung and Ha Jung-woo"

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Kwon Sang-woo, 42, a youth star who showed off her solid abs in the movie The Cruelty of the Horse 14 years ago, seemed to be more comfortable with her life acting, which was now subtracted.He skillfully grinded a crying child diaper in Monk: Returns (directed by Lee Eon-hee), which opens on June 13, and played his 40-year-old iron-fitting husband, who could not even be shot in front of his fiery wife, as if he were wearing custom clothes.Kwon Sang-woo, who returned to the screen after three years, met at a cafe in Palpan-dong, Jongno-gu on the 31st. Monk: Returns is a sequel to Monk: The Bigginning (2015).Kang Dae-man (Kwon Sang-woo), who operated a comic book room in the previous episode and solved the previous US case, disposes of the comic book room at all and sets up a Monk office and jumps into the Monk job in earnest.Kwon Sang-woo said, The first episode was not a big hit, but it is impressive to make a sequel like this and see the result. The size of laughter and the story of Monk became much richer than the previous one.Its like my daily life when Taiwanese wake up and carry a child in the play. Its really hard to raise children. He married actor Son Tae-young in 2009 and had two children.When Sung Dong-il said that he praised his performance, he turned the ball to Sung Dong-il, saying, It seems that the synergy naturally grows when I play with Sung Dong-il, who is good at comedy acting.In addition to the movie Monk series, Kwon Sang-woo also starred in the drama The Queen of mystery in the first and second seasons.It is not uncommon in Korea for movies and dramas to be produced in series.I think it was possible to meet good actors, Sung Dong-il was a person I admired, and Choi Kang-hee, the queen of reasoning, was a very good person in the field.It is also possible to produce a series if human trust is accumulated. Kwon Sang-woo, who passed the 40s, seemed to have a lot of trouble as an actor and a head.As I get older, I often think that actors are becoming lonely jobs, and I feel a little mature when I deal with my wife and child.Im grateful for the environment that someone likes or can work in, and someday Ill have a moment when people dont find me.I want to do my best without wasting time until then. Is it because of that mindset? Kwon Sang-woo will star in two more films starting with Monk: Returns.Currently, he is filming the movie Do You Want To Do It Again? (directed by Park Yong-jip) and was also cast in the movie The Haunted; The Haunted is a prequel to The Hansu of God starring Jung Woo-sung.Kwon Sang-woo said, In Hwisu, I will show a strong man. I will be born for the first time and will do diet and exercise intensity for the first time.I want to be an awkward actor in any genre, such as comedy, action, and melodrama, and I cant be a god of acting like Song Kang-ho and Hwang Jung-min.However, I want to be an actor who can appear flexibly in various genres.I will also run from screen to screen to be the second Jung Woo-sung, Ha Jung-woo.Starring in Monk: Returns
Kwon Sang-woo, 42, a youth star who showed off her solid abs in the movie The Cruelty of the Horse 14 years ago, seemed to be more comfortable with her life acting, which was now subtracted.He skillfully grinded a crying child diaper in Monk: Returns (directed by Lee Eon-hee), which opens on June 13, and played his 40-year-old iron-fitting husband, who could not even be shot in front of his fiery wife, as if he were wearing custom clothes.Kwon Sang-woo, who returned to the screen after three years, met at a cafe in Palpan-dong, Jongno-gu on the 31st. Monk: Returns is a sequel to Monk: The Bigginning (2015).Kang Dae-man (Kwon Sang-woo), who operated a comic book room in the previous episode and solved the previous US case, disposes of the comic book room at all and sets up a Monk office and jumps into the Monk job in earnest.Kwon Sang-woo said, The first episode was not a big hit, but it is impressive to make a sequel like this and see the result. The size of laughter and the story of Monk became much richer than the previous one.Its like my daily life when Taiwanese wake up and carry a child in the play. Its really hard to raise children. He married actor Son Tae-young in 2009 and had two children.When Sung Dong-il said that he praised his performance, he turned the ball to Sung Dong-il, saying, It seems that the synergy naturally grows when I play with Sung Dong-il, who is good at comedy acting.In addition to the movie Monk series, Kwon Sang-woo also starred in the drama The Queen of mystery in the first and second seasons.It is not uncommon in Korea for movies and dramas to be produced in series.I think it was possible to meet good actors, Sung Dong-il was a person I admired, and Choi Kang-hee, the queen of reasoning, was a very good person in the field.It is also possible to produce a series if human trust is accumulated. Kwon Sang-woo, who passed the 40s, seemed to have a lot of trouble as an actor and a head.As I get older, I often think that actors are becoming lonely jobs, and I feel a little mature when I deal with my wife and child.Im grateful for the environment that someone likes or can work in, and someday Ill have a moment when people dont find me.I want to do my best without wasting time until then. Is it because of that mindset? Kwon Sang-woo will star in two more films starting with Monk: Returns.Currently, he is filming the movie Do You Want To Do It Again? (directed by Park Yong-jip) and was also cast in the movie The Haunted; The Haunted is a prequel to The Hansu of God starring Jung Woo-sung.Kwon Sang-woo said, In Hwisu, I will show a strong man. I will be born for the first time and will do diet and exercise intensity for the first time.I want to be an awkward actor in any genre, such as comedy, action, and melodrama, and I cant be a god of acting like Song Kang-ho and Hwang Jung-min.However, I want to be an actor who can appear flexibly in various genres.I will also run from screen to screen to be the second Jung Woo-sung, Ha Jung-woo.Starring in Monk: Returns
Kwon Sang-woo, 42, a youth star who showed off her solid abs in the movie The Cruelty of the Horse 14 years ago, seemed to be more comfortable with her life acting, which was now subtracted.He skillfully grinded a crying child diaper in Monk: Returns (directed by Lee Eon-hee), which opens on June 13, and played his 40-year-old iron-fitting husband, who could not even be shot in front of his fiery wife, as if he were wearing custom clothes.Kwon Sang-woo, who returned to the screen after three years, met at a cafe in Palpan-dong, Jongno-gu on the 31st. Monk: Returns is a sequel to Monk: The Bigginning (2015).Kang Dae-man (Kwon Sang-woo), who operated a comic book room in the previous episode and solved the previous US case, disposes of the comic book room at all and sets up a Monk office and jumps into the Monk job in earnest.Kwon Sang-woo said, The first episode was not a big hit, but it is impressive to make a sequel like this and see the result. The size of laughter and the story of Monk became much richer than the previous one.Its like my daily life when Taiwanese wake up and carry a child in the play. Its really hard to raise children. He married actor Son Tae-young in 2009 and had two children.When Sung Dong-il said that he praised his performance, he turned the ball to Sung Dong-il, saying, It seems that the synergy naturally grows when I play with Sung Dong-il, who is good at comedy acting.In addition to the movie Monk series, Kwon Sang-woo also starred in the drama The Queen of mystery in the first and second seasons.It is not uncommon in Korea for movies and dramas to be produced in series.I think it was possible to meet good actors, Sung Dong-il was a person I admired, and Choi Kang-hee, the queen of reasoning, was a very good person in the field.It is also possible to produce a series if human trust is accumulated. Kwon Sang-woo, who passed the 40s, seemed to have a lot of trouble as an actor and a head.As I get older, I often think that actors are becoming lonely jobs, and I feel a little mature when I deal with my wife and child.Im grateful for the environment that someone likes or can work in, and someday Ill have a moment when people dont find me.I want to do my best without wasting time until then. Is it because of that mindset? Kwon Sang-woo will star in two more films starting with Monk: Returns.Currently, he is filming the movie Do You Want To Do It Again? (directed by Park Yong-jip) and was also cast in the movie The Haunted; The Haunted is a prequel to The Hansu of God starring Jung Woo-sung.Kwon Sang-woo said, In Hwisu, I will show a strong man. I will be born for the first time and will do diet and exercise intensity for the first time.I want to be an awkward actor in any genre, such as comedy, action, and melodrama, and I cant be a god of acting like Song Kang-ho and Hwang Jung-min.However, I want to be an actor who can appear flexibly in various genres.I will also run from screen to screen to be the second Jung Woo-sung, Ha Jung-woo.Starring in Monk: Returns

Kwon Sang-woo, 42, a youth star who showed off her solid abs in the movie "The Cruelty of the Horse" 14 years ago, seemed to be more comfortable with her life acting, which was now subtracted.

He skillfully grinded a crying child diaper in "Monk: Returns" (directed by Lee Eon-hee), which opens on June 13, and played his 40-year-old iron-fitting husband, who could not even be shot in front of his fiery wife, as if he were wearing custom clothes.

Kwon Sang-woo, who returned to the screen after three years, met at a cafe in Palpan-dong, Jongno-gu on the 31st. 'Monk: Returns' is a sequel to 'Monk: The Bigginning' (2015). Kang Dae-man (Kwon Sang-woo), who operated a comic book room in the previous episode and solved the previous US case, disposes of the comic book room at all and sets up a Monk office and jumps into the Monk job in earnest.

Kwon Sang-woo said, "The first episode was not a big hit, but it is impressive to make a sequel like this and see the result." "The size of laughter and the story of Monk became much richer than the previous one."

"It's like my daily life when Taiwanese wake up and carry a child in the play. It's really hard to raise children." He married actor Son Tae-young in 2009 and had two children.

When Sung Dong-il said that he praised his performance, he turned the ball to Sung Dong-il, saying, "It seems that the synergy naturally grows when I play with Sung Dong-il, who is good at comedy acting."

In addition to the movie 'Monk' series, Kwon Sang-woo also starred in the drama 'The Queen of mystery' in the first and second seasons. It is not uncommon in Korea for movies and dramas to be produced in series.

"I think it was possible to meet good actors, Sung Dong-il was a person I admired, and Choi Kang-hee, the queen of reasoning, was a very good person in the field. It is also possible to produce a series if human trust is accumulated. "

Kwon Sang-woo, who passed the 40s, seemed to have a lot of trouble as an actor and a head.

"As I get older, I often think that actors are becoming lonely jobs, and I feel a little mature when I deal with my wife and child. I’m grateful for the environment that someone likes or can work in, and someday I’ll have a moment when people don’t find me. I want to do my best without wasting time until then. "

Is it because of that mindset? Kwon Sang-woo will star in two more films starting with "Monk: Returns."

Currently, he is filming the movie "Do You Want To Do It Again?" (directed by Park Yong-jip) and was also cast in the movie "The Haunted"; "The Haunted" is a prequel to "The Hansu of God" starring Jung Woo-sung.

Kwon Sang-woo said, "In 'Hwisu', I will show a strong man." "I will be born for the first time and will do diet and exercise intensity for the first time."

"I want to be an awkward actor in any genre, such as comedy, action, and melodrama, and I can't be a god of acting like Song Kang-ho and Hwang Jung-min. However, I want to be an actor who can appear flexibly in various genres. I will also run from screen to screen to be the second Jung Woo-sung, Ha Jung-woo."

Starring in 'Monk: Returns'