Jung Woo-sung is one of the top Actors in the appearance rankings in Chungmuro where beautiful men are overflowing. This Actor, who became an icon of youth with the movie 'Bit' (1997), shines when he does not play a colorful and cool role. In the movie 'Shoot Dog' (2003), he turned into a rural young man who seemed to be a little short, widened his Acting stride, and became a position by Acting a special police officer ('Inland') full of scars on his face.
The Tae-Young of the movie The Animals (director Kim Yong-hoon) which will be released on the 19th also contradicts Jung Woo-sung's fixed image. Tae-Young, an employee at the immigration office at Pyeongtaek Port, is a troubled figure because of her lover Michelle Chen (Jeon Do-yeon). Michelle Chen has disappeared after borrowing a large amount of Ushijima the Loan Shark as a guarantor for Tae-Young. Tai-Young tries to pay hundreds of millions of won even if he is cheating, but the plan is twisted and twisted. In a movie where cold humor and suspense coexist, 7 percent of laughter is handled by Tae-Young, who is both dapper and clunky. “The stories about money bags are short, but they are intense and dense, and I thought that if the role of Tae-Young keeps pace, a good movie will come out,” said Jung Woo-sung, who recently met at a cafe in Samcheong-dong, Seoul.
The characters of the beasts who want to catch even the straw are thrown into desperate situations as the title suggests, and follow the desire of money. The hide-and-seek that Tae-Young and Michelle Chen, Ushijima the Loan Shark vendor Park (Jung Man-sik), and Sauna shop staff (Bae Sung-woo) are making over money bags is interesting.
Like the characters in the movie, Jung Woo-sung had a time when he wanted to catch straws. He recalled the time as a scene of the movie, saying, "When I dropped out of high school in the first semester of high school."
“I took a bus home with my mother, who was bowing like a sinner in the office, and then I got off at Sinsa-dong, leaving my mother who burst into tears and I jumped into the world. I’ve been looking for bed for years, and I’ve been looking for a place where I can be, and I think I’ve had a vague hope.”
Jung Woo-sung is filming his feature film director's debut film, Protector, which will also star in the film, and will star Kim Nam-gil and Park Sung-woong. It is known only as the story of a man who struggles to protect the only person left to him. “I’m going to be more concerned about character building than action for drama density,” he said. “We will work with Actor staff to find answers,” he said. “We will not have to shoot like we talked about it at the shooting site,” he added. “We are likely to suffer from Actor and staff.” “The biggest influence of Kim Sung-soo was to be a director,” said Jung Woo-sung, who has been preparing for his director’s debut since the mid-2000s. “It was a great strength to continue encouraging him, saying, ‘Wow, good.’”
Jung Woo-sung's area of activity is beyond Acting and Direction. He founded his longtime friend Actor Lee Jung-jae and the management company Artist Company in 2016 and became a filmmaker with Don't Forget Me. The world's largest video streaming company (OTT) Netflix is working on the SF thriller drama The Sea of Calm. Last year, it won the Blue Dragon Film Award for Best Actor for Witness.
Jung Woo-sung is greedy even when it can not be better because "now is not my completion". “Life must continue, work must continue, and I must complete myself in the process, so I should not be proud,” he said. “It’s life that could die tomorrow, and even if you die, you work hard without regret,” he added. “It’s not natural that I’ve been given to you so far. It’s valuable and valuable.”