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Actor Jung Sung-il's new face filled 'Jeon, Lan'.
Since its release on the 11th, it has been attracting attention by releasing behind-the-scenes photos of the character poster of the Netflix movie 'Jeon, Lan', which has captured the hearts of viewers around the world.
In the released photo, Jung Sung-il is looking at the camera with a shaggy beard and a deep cut on his left cheek, looking at the camera with eyes that are likely to burn after being perfectly transformed into a Japanese military vanguard, Genshin. In addition, Jung Sung-il, who is overwhelming the audience with a scary spirit that seems to run to the battlefield at any moment, revealed his strong presence.
In addition, Genshin's trademark, reminiscent of a goblin, and posing with a long sword and a dagger in both hands while pressing a horned pitch that scared Joseon's righteous army in the play shows a high synchro rate with the character in the play.
On the other hand, various reactions toward Jung Sung-il, who plays Genshin, the Japanese leader who invaded Joseon's land after the release of 'Jeon, Lan', attract attention. With the review that he only found out the identity of Kenshin, who appeared for the first time wearing a goblin's pitch, he gained such a heavy presence that some responded that his Japanese acting with a medium and low voice was by far the best.
In particular, various articles such as action acting that erased the gentle image of the previous work, as well as cute opposition to Jung Sung-il, who completely digested the costumes of the Japanese royal court and Joseon clothes, make people smile.
Jung Sung-il, who has made countless preparations and efforts before the release of 'Jeon, Lan' from action practice to character poster shooting, is expected to take the next step.
Jung Sung-il's appearance 'Jeon, Lan' is available only on Netflix.
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