Byun Yo-han pisses off over pathetic feelings
Byun Yo-han is playing the role of Kim Hee-sung, the only married person of the most famous Korean family, Kim Tae-ri, and the son of the first rich family of Joseon, in the TVN Saturday drama Mr. Shene (playwright Kim Eun-sook/director Lee Eung-bok/production Hwa-dam Pictures, studio Dragon). Even though he shows the optimistic room pen, he is just and affectionate in front of Ae-shin, and he is captivating the house theater by radiating various charms from the heartbreaking story of Eugene Choi (Lee Byung-hun).
Above all, the last broadcast showed Hee-sung (Byun Yo-han) who told his parents that he would break up after reassuring Kim Tae-ri that he would break up his marriage. In the play, he knelt down next to Ae-shin who knelt down to not marry him, and he finished his punishment by showing his wit to believe in him, saying that he would break up with Ae-shin. He then asked his parents to save him, asking him to know all the stories of his family and the American appearance of Koreans.
In this regard, in the 17th episode to be broadcast on September 1, Byun Yo-han is pouring tears like a waterfall, and it is getting more and more gentle. In the drama, Hee Sung reads the document and drops the tears and pours out the silent The Scream as if it does not stop anymore. In the appearance of Hee Sung, which is full of tears full of faces, Hee Sung, who has always been nervous with an optimistic smile, explodes tears and raises questions about what the story of the fever is.
Byun Yo-han's 'ridiculous wail' scene was the middle of the scene where the condensed feelings of the joy of pain, sadness, and misery fluctuated. Byun Yo-han took a cheerful smile that he had shown on the spot and sat on the couch of the Hotel Writing room where the filming would be held. I was sitting quietly for 10 minutes while I was distracted by the preparation of shooting, and I was only worried about the authenticity of Heesung.
Moreover, Byun Yo-han vividly expressed the emotions that continued from the teardrop 'Ttuktuk' to the 'Scream' that exploded like a breathless explosion. Since then, Byun Yo-han has not been able to stand up in the place where he poured out his passion, and he has made people who see him as feeling.
“Byun Yo-han is a funny and generous person on the outside, but he is completely digesting Kim Hee-sung, a complex emotional person who is always suffering from the suffering of the family's karma,” the production company said. “I hope you’ll have to expect a broadcast this week to see why such a comedy ended up so violently weeping.”
Hwang