The acting transformation of group SHINee member and actor Choi Min-ho is receiving favorable reviews.
Choi Min-ho plays Nam Tae-pyeong in JTBC's Saturday-Sunday drama "Family X Melo" (scripted by Kim Young-yoon, director Kim Daye) and is drawing keen attention for his detailed portrayal of the stage of youth trying to agonize and confront his life and love.
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Choi Min-ho delicately set the background of the character, including the wounds that Nam Tae-pyeong would have received while hiding the family history of the chairman of a large company, the process of leaving the house, and concerns about his dreams, and discussed with the director and writer in various ways. Based on this, he is leading the development with attractive power by performing a passionate performance that conveys emotions only with his eyes.
In addition, the romance scenes with Byun Mi-rae (Son Na-eun), which have been a hot topic every day, also conducted a meticulous pre-rehearsal. He tried to improve the quality of the drama by matching the sum of the lines and adding ad-libs as well as checking the flow of the lines, and standing tall with the creation of a god that induces excessive immersion.
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In response, Choi Min-ho thought it was easy-going to meet the future and realize new emotions and become honest with himself, so I thought it was very important to reveal the relationship between the two who are getting closer and closer. Therefore, he gradually increased his time in the field and tried to naturally capture the process of getting close to the other actor on cameraHe expressed his sincere attitude and thoughts about the work, raising expectations for his performance that will continue until the end.
Meanwhile, 'Family X Melo', starring Choi Min-ho, is a bloody family melodrama that occurs when a father who abandoned 11 years ago makes a comeback as the owner of my house, and airs every Saturday and Sunday at 10:30 p.m. on JTBC.
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