what stands out is how he usually looks so harmless and smiley but the moment he starts acting, especially in such roles where he’s not supposed to be smiling, his gaze immediately changes and he focuses on portraying the character perfectly. such a pro. look at him all serious it’s highkey hot lol i want him to take on a character like a psychopath or something in the future i think he’ll suit it very well
catdogbckino this might just be me but I get so excited and look forward to watching actors play psychopaths. Like it’s so intriguing how each actor bring their own colour to the characters. Also psychopaths roles are always really interesting and have so much going on that can’t just be presented verbally.
He was GREAT in Prison Playbook (it's on Netflix) he had a somewhat psycho like role there for some time since at the start of his characters story everyone thought he was a psycho who beat up someone so bad they died and that's why he's in prison.
SaraMaria yeah i watched that! there were some parts where he really did seem psycho, but since they mentioned that there were witnesses to help his case, after a while he’s not treated as a psycho anymore but maybe like someone with anger management issues. after a bit it focuses more on his interactions with his fellow cell mates so then he becomes recognised as someone who’s always bickering with Hanyang and protective of his other cell mates. also if i don’t remember wrongly there wasn’t a clear conclusion to his backstory, like say a definitive trial to prove his innocence/being released from prison, since he wasn’t the main character. i’m talking about how he would suit being a psychopath as the main character so that his story can be maintained throughout the entirety of the show.
basically he’s filling in for an absent student in that group of acting students who has to present. his role is to stop the man from touching/bringing the woman away only using sounds, and also according to what the professor requested, to pull the man away at the end. at least that’s what i got from the comments from the original video.
for everyone who is wondering, they were doing a play written by Marquis de Sade, the play was about a pervert, Dupéré who wants to touch Charlotte de Cordoy, who have hypolepsy. Hae In's role is about a guy who tries to prevent Dupéré from touching Charlotte. Hae In's role was supposed to be done by a student named Patrick who's sick hence, Hae In's have to step in and played the role.
@@aaliyah6786 I'm a total simp for him, but come on. Ya it was really great and showcased his talent as a trained actor esp with foreign scene partners but come on...no lines.
He’s exceptionally good at these stoic and serious characters despite being rather bubbly and sunny himself. It’s really cool and he’s very convincing and literally scared the students
Agreed! This is a great case study to show students. Beginners always take their line load as a mark of importance and feature. This totally shows why that's incorrect. Mr. Jung is fabulous.
Omg!! As expected Hae-in's acting was incredible especially when he immersed into the acting even though there's no line to speak, but his expression on his face tells everything..
Watching this while following Snowdrop. His fierce look here is no joke. I have watched his dramas where he portrayed the roles of sweet lovely dovey kind of guy but in snowdrop he suits the role so much, he could pull off the change of characters through his gaze and facial expressions from lovely dovey to fierce real quick.
Jung Hae in is an exceptional actor. even in the nonverbal role his facial expressions and timing and movements shows his acting professionalism above the students.
That's the first drama of his that I have watched. I legit thought he was familiar during Goblin then when he talked I immediately remember that it was him in Blood. When he died in blood was the only time I cried in that series. His passing broke my heart into pieces.
people don't usually mention this drama in relation to him even though he really steals the show during his parts of it. i guess a lot of people haven't watched it maybe.
@@moonlightsonata8176 I wanted to watch this Drama (Blood) soon but now I dont want to anymore because of your Spoiler. You could at least write that your comment include a Spoiler :/
This actually got me so tense. His acting is phenomunal in the way he is able to intervene and shock everyone at the right moment. SPOILER I adored him in the k drama blood. His death killed me!
His gaze and actions were so professional I’m so impressed by him!! I love how serious his eyes were and how focused he was on the scene as if he were actually part of the play (and to think these were all impulsive acts)
I have been a fan of his ever since I watched something in the rain. I would love to watch hae in in a role of a person who is obsessed, a controlling personality. I believe he can execute it very well.
Omg, I love Jung Hae In! He was in Prison Playbook his role was clearly far from romantic. He is so versatile! My favorite Korean actor. Something in the Rain, One Spring Night, there was another one where he was a bodyguard so so good!
Jung Hae In is one of the most promising actors of this generation! I love how his eyes conveyed the emotion needed for the scene very well. I suddenly remember his role in Prison Playbook in the way he gazed at him! He could be very scary and intimidating as well! Very good job!
A masterclass at how to use only sounds to control the actors' in this clip. 👀😲 Hae In is indeed an amazingly appealing Actor. I loved him in Prison Playbook. 👍🌟👍🤩
I wasn't surprised when he slamed his hand hard to the box, literally my friends were in theater club at my university and i used to watched them practice, but the expression of people that surprised because the sound he made, I laughed out loud...in public....damn that was embarassing LMAO
The whole time my heart was pumping out my chest the way he was so immersed into his roll really made me believe that what was going on was real and i love how he has piercing eyes but was able to soften them so easily when looking at the girl. He really is an amazing actor and I'd like to seem him in a role in a thriller or horror type show/movie since he usually does romance like "something in the rain" and "one spring night" and "tune in for love" which much like his role here he was able to portray his character vividly and well. And because of that i want to see what he can do outside of the romance theme. By the looks of it i think he'll be interested because again of how immersed in his role he was and how with just sounds and his facial expression he got the message across to the actors and the audience and i praise him for that jung hae-in is an outstanding actor.
This man never seize to amaze me…every movie or series that I’ve watched of him he showed different skills in acting…even now with only making sounds and not speaking a word to completely be present in the scene. I’m in complete awe of you Mr Jung Hae In ssi 😍
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He is really really a good actor..i watch all of his drama.. and yeah every character he bring can really make us falling in love with him more n more.. doesnt matter it is supporting role or lead actor... he always did great n his acting always leave impact for anyone who watch.. waiting for his new drama to be aired soon..hope another great drama from him...
Daebak! I was surprised when I saw Jung Hae In's role in Prison Playbook. He was so cool. His character had a naughty appearance but soft inside. I fell in love with him. Then I thought that it would be wonderful to see him play a similar role in another drama. Fighting oppa! 😍🥰💘
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Jung hae In would suit a psychological thriller perfectly. His cute looks yet intense gaze with his professional touch to his performance will be a sure superhit ah!!! His smile at the end tho🤭💕 Honestly I had first noticed him in the the kdrama series " while you were sleeping" ah can't tell u, his performance there really intrigued me. Would really love to see more of him cause feels isn't enough❤️
Woah, He is really really amazing actor. I can feel his emotions. At first, I thought he was doing something like hypnotize,then I realized he was acting for a absent students. He is serious when he gets in his rolled. Who could resist his eyes??
*im sure that he will take care of jisoo, rookie in the kdrama industry.. he's a multi-talented actor and he really nailed this one, he got all the looks & charms and his acting is really good. their chemistry in the snowdrop is undeniably good even though there's still no teaser yet.*
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Okay. I'm I the only one who realizes that this man speak very little English so he needs to really relate to the body movements and if the scene was explained to him in Korean before he reacted to the others in the scene. Amazing if you ask me. Would love to know what his thoughts were afterwards.
i've seen a lot comments here from 2 years saying hae-in should take a psychopath role because that's suits him very well, yall we got A NORTHERN SPY WHO HOSTAGE 70+ YOUNG GIRL STUDENT FROM SOUTH KOREA...
I feel like he is way underrated compared to the other actors of his age. *HE DESERVES MORE RECOGNITION BECAUSE HE IS A VERY TALENTED AND HARD WORKING ACTOR*
That's also because if you look at other successful actors of his age like Lee min Ho, park seo joon, ji Chang wook, Kim soo Hyun, Lee Jong suk and all these people, all of them debuted way early, like last decade, and all had lead roles early. But hae in debuted in 2014 and didn't get a lead role until 2018, so he still has a long way to go. I mean he has already established himself in the last 3 years so I'm sure he'll continue to be more successful
he debuted really late. did not get any role for like 4 years. but after goblin he skyrocketed and now he is one of the leading actors (popular) and got the most cfs in korea right now.
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He's definitely a serious person, I would've rolled on the floor laughing as soon as she opened her mouth and started speaking.
Same
Also when I got scared, I started wheezing
😂That's what I was thinking
nOw I kNoW
Hahaha same lol
Waiting for Jung Hae In as psycho in kdrama
Watch Prison Playbook, he's really great there... 😊
me too i'm sure he will be an amazing pyscho like for the drama voice
Yeeeessss.... been telling this for like hundreds thousands times but people keep disagreeing. He will be so awesome playing a psycho.
And a very handsome psycho at that! Perhaps this psycho will be the lead 😍
Oh no. But yes!!!
He should stop chasing noonas and take on a psychopath role
😆😆😅
Exactlyyyy we saw it with Jang Ki yong, we need it from him!
🤣🤣🤣
Yesss
@@sadia2395 😂😂😂 well he gotta chase Jisoo Blackpink next
what stands out is how he usually looks so harmless and smiley but the moment he starts acting, especially in such roles where he’s not supposed to be smiling, his gaze immediately changes and he focuses on portraying the character perfectly. such a pro. look at him all serious it’s highkey hot lol i want him to take on a character like a psychopath or something in the future i think he’ll suit it very well
catdogbckino this might just be me but I get so excited and look forward to watching actors play psychopaths. Like it’s so intriguing how each actor bring their own colour to the characters. Also psychopaths roles are always really interesting and have so much going on that can’t just be presented verbally.
Yes! I agree w u
He was GREAT in Prison Playbook (it's on Netflix) he had a somewhat psycho like role there for some time since at the start of his characters story everyone thought he was a psycho who beat up someone so bad they died and that's why he's in prison.
SaraMaria yeah i watched that! there were some parts where he really did seem psycho, but since they mentioned that there were witnesses to help his case, after a while he’s not treated as a psycho anymore but maybe like someone with anger management issues. after a bit it focuses more on his interactions with his fellow cell mates so then he becomes recognised as someone who’s always bickering with Hanyang and protective of his other cell mates. also if i don’t remember wrongly there wasn’t a clear conclusion to his backstory, like say a definitive trial to prove his innocence/being released from prison, since he wasn’t the main character. i’m talking about how he would suit being a psychopath as the main character so that his story can be maintained throughout the entirety of the show.
same
God his eyes are like daggers. I love this man.
I wonder if they know that he is an actual successful, professional actor from Korea
I'm pretty sure that can guess by seeing the whole tv crew filming him
cvrlos * and his visuals tbh^ what normal guy looks like this
They know that he's an actor in Korea when introduced himself.
@@pierreschwartz21 Did he got his oysters??
@@staffimnida1288 am still wondering too 😂
basically he’s filling in for an absent student in that group of acting students who has to present. his role is to stop the man from touching/bringing the woman away only using sounds, and also according to what the professor requested, to pull the man away at the end. at least that’s what i got from the comments from the original video.
Woahh
Impressive
Where can I find the original video?
@@sueats190 I think in Kocowa TV's official site. Link in desc. Only available in North & South America though. Use VPN.
Thanks for the context!! Really impressive work by Jung Hae In thou
for everyone who is wondering, they were doing a play written by Marquis de Sade, the play was about a pervert, Dupéré who wants to touch Charlotte de Cordoy, who have hypolepsy. Hae In's role is about a guy who tries to prevent Dupéré from touching Charlotte. Hae In's role was supposed to be done by a student named Patrick who's sick hence, Hae In's have to step in and played the role.
His name is Hae In. Jung is his family name. You should write Hae In as his name, not just Hae.
@@widya108 my apologies. i've just realised it now. thank you for the heads-up!
@@2801km no problem! I appreciate your explanation on the play. Thanks!
Yet his presence commands the stage.. truly amazing
is there a book of the play?
i really like his acting, some people don't understand how difficult it is.
Irene Lainz esp when you ain't got any lines to deliver....soo difficult 👁👅👁
RecoveringChristian dude do you have nothing better to do then to be an asshole?
@@RecoveringChristian you wouldnt be able to do at least 1/4th of what he did
@@aaliyah6786 I'm a total simp for him, but come on. Ya it was really great and showcased his talent as a trained actor esp with foreign scene partners but come on...no lines.
@@serendipity6087 I want to birth his babies
I’m still wondering if he got his oysters.
Oh my gosh me to .i think he did .
Same 😂
Mee toooo
Hahahaha same
😂😂😂😂
Just with the tapping he has gave goosebumps all overy body , this is show's how talented and desperate he's for acting.
He really is an actor of passion
He's one actor who truly deserves more recognition and love especially in Korea, he's understated yet perfect in most roles
@BTS army by profession 💜 truly glad that he's being appreciated I am waiting to watch snowdrop 💕
He’s exceptionally good at these stoic and serious characters despite being rather bubbly and sunny himself. It’s really cool and he’s very convincing and literally scared the students
Literally when the students begin to act, his eyes change, he’s so impressive, and that is the reason why I love him 💜
This is so without context
and yet i was watching so intently.
@@pqgmama 😂
i keep watching and whenever he bang i just think of your comment "this is so without context" i feel awkward HAHAHSHWHSHSHWUIOW
Same here i didn't get anything of what was going on
AHHAHAHAH RIGHT
Why when the woman talk i want to laugh
I did laugh!
If she were korean and speaking korean with the same voice, koreaboos be eating that* shit up praising how AMAZING she was 👁👅👁
Me 🤣👍
Hahahahaha same
@@RecoveringChristian im dying XDXD this is so true
You can see the difference between student and professional in this... He is so natural and genuinely good. Students are overacting quite a bit.
It's theatre. Overreacting it's part of it but yeah, he is obviously better that them. Also the play ask a little bit for that overreaction
Agreed! This is a great case study to show students. Beginners always take their line load as a mark of importance and feature. This totally shows why that's incorrect. Mr. Jung is fabulous.
Omg!! As expected Hae-in's acting was incredible especially when he immersed into the acting even though there's no line to speak, but his expression on his face tells everything..
Omg. I hope my dear Jisoo will be able to keep up with this level of professionalism since she's a newbie after all. Please look after her! 😭
I knowwww right..... I'm scared after the way they tore into Joy... And on top of it Kin Hye Yoon is in too.... But I trust Jisoo... She'll be great😭
@@Euridyce0 yoo in na too, snowdrop is totally full of professional actors
she auditioned for this role, i trust jisoo
I hope she'll do good as well 😭🙏🏻 all of her co-actors & actresses are elites 🤧
This is such a Blessing for Jisoo too. She will learn alot to grow into an Amazing Actress
Watching this while following Snowdrop. His fierce look here is no joke. I have watched his dramas where he portrayed the roles of sweet lovely dovey kind of guy but in snowdrop he suits the role so much, he could pull off the change of characters through his gaze and facial expressions from lovely dovey to fierce real quick.
The way he surprised everyone.. Lol.. 😂 There is a difference between student and an actual successful actor.
PLEASE I FLINCHED EVERYTIME HAEIN HIT THE TABLE THING
The duality of him in real and in onscreen or while acting... Damn this boy..
He can pull of any caracter so professionally
Jung Hae in is an exceptional actor. even in the nonverbal role his facial expressions and timing and movements shows his acting professionalism above the students.
His acting is amazing, I recommend the K Drama Blood.
That's the first drama of his that I have watched. I legit thought he was familiar during Goblin then when he talked I immediately remember that it was him in Blood. When he died in blood was the only time I cried in that series. His passing broke my heart into pieces.
@@moonlightsonata8176 Spoiler 😞😞
people don't usually mention this drama in relation to him even though he really steals the show during his parts of it. i guess a lot of people haven't watched it maybe.
@@moonlightsonata8176 I wanted to watch this Drama (Blood) soon but now I dont want to anymore because of your Spoiler. You could at least write that your comment include a Spoiler :/
First drama that I watched with Jung Hae In as an actor. I would never forget how he died in the drama
This actually got me so tense. His acting is phenomunal in the way he is able to intervene and shock everyone at the right moment. SPOILER
I adored him in the k drama blood. His death killed me!
Laraib Ahmed uhhh spoiler
@@magnum_cx8805 oh my gosh! I'm sorry. I forgot I didn't put a spoiler warning, I usually always do when I comment. So sorry that I spoiled the drama.
Maybe edit your comment. That’s a huge spoiler. I was going to start on Blood next week
It ruined it for me too. I just discovered Jung Hae In and was about to binge watch all of his dramas, including blood. Please edit your comment.
I never even knew it was him until you said this 😂
This is awkward but jung hae in is still cute 😂😂😂
i like ur username ;)
i love how he is so passionate about it
His gaze and actions were so professional I’m so impressed by him!! I love how serious his eyes were and how focused he was on the scene as if he were actually part of the play (and to think these were all impulsive acts)
I have been a fan of his ever since I watched something in the rain. I would love to watch hae in in a role of a person who is obsessed, a controlling personality. I believe he can execute it very well.
he really ate them up w his acting
Omg, I love Jung Hae In! He was in Prison Playbook his role was clearly far from romantic. He is so versatile! My favorite Korean actor. Something in the Rain, One Spring Night, there was another one where he was a bodyguard so so good!
White Nights is the title in Netflix.
Wow, that was intense. He made that room feel like a stage that I was totally immersed in his role.
Jung Hae In is one of the most promising actors of this generation! I love how his eyes conveyed the emotion needed for the scene very well. I suddenly remember his role in Prison Playbook in the way he gazed at him! He could be very scary and intimidating as well! Very good job!
A masterclass at how to use only sounds to control the actors' in this clip. 👀😲
Hae In is indeed an amazingly appealing Actor. I loved him in Prison Playbook. 👍🌟👍🤩
HOPE ONE DAY HE CAN BREAK HOLLYWOOD MARKET
I wasn't surprised when he slamed his hand hard to the box, literally my friends were in theater club at my university and i used to watched them practice, but the expression of people that surprised because the sound he made, I laughed out loud...in public....damn that was embarassing LMAO
He took his role seriously and you can see him observing them carefully! I think this was a fantastic experience for him
The whole time my heart was pumping out my chest the way he was so immersed into his roll really made me believe that what was going on was real and i love how he has piercing eyes but was able to soften them so easily when looking at the girl. He really is an amazing actor and I'd like to seem him in a role in a thriller or horror type show/movie since he usually does romance like "something in the rain" and "one spring night" and "tune in for love" which much like his role here he was able to portray his character vividly and well. And because of that i want to see what he can do outside of the romance theme. By the looks of it i think he'll be interested because again of how immersed in his role he was and how with just sounds and his facial expression he got the message across to the actors and the audience and i praise him for that jung hae-in is an outstanding actor.
He’s captivating, even if he’s just being charming (intensely), but, especially when he’s turned on - in any direction - he’s got such voltage.
Wow, he is amazing! Without a word he is the who captured my attention the most with his gaze, noises and overall "silent acting".
This brought tears to me eyes. He is such a wonderful actor. My favorite Korean actor.
Can't wait for his Drama with Jisoo❤🤣
You mean Kim Dong Hee in Extracurricular
@@funlove265 oh jisoo??
@@funlove265 Nope, it’s Snowdrop haven’t you heard about it? It’s already famous in South Korea!
When the subtitle put 'holding her breath', I chuckled at the realization because that was exactly what I was doing 😆
I'm on a jung hae in marathon after snowdrop
you should watch prison playbook and his movie tune in for love :)
@@maumaupm6228 Aww thank u❤ will do 😊
same bro, same. I feel you 😭
Sameee✨🤝
Lol same just watched something in the rain after tune in for love after snowdrop and there's so many more to see
This man never seize to amaze me…every movie or series that I’ve watched of him he showed different skills in acting…even now with only making sounds and not speaking a word to completely be present in the scene. I’m in complete awe of you Mr Jung Hae In ssi 😍
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He's such a professional 😘 loving the way he expressed many expressions💜
Bro he carried the whole scene
Wow!!! I can see a potential for Jung Hae In to become a director someday 🤩🤩🤩🤩
In state of deep confusion but still find it amazing
Who is here after the announcement of new kdrama his going to be in?? 🙋🙋🙌
like how did he not laugh when the lady opened her mouth. I started wheezing that instant. hats off to him, I love him and his acting skills so much.
Es admirable Hae-in, su capacidad de expresión facial, tiene un gran dominio, un actor talentoso, lo amo y admiro con devoción ❤
He is really really a good actor..i watch all of his drama.. and yeah every character he bring can really make us falling in love with him more n more.. doesnt matter it is supporting role or lead actor... he always did great n his acting always leave impact for anyone who watch.. waiting for his new drama to be aired soon..hope another great drama from him...
Daebak! I was surprised when I saw Jung Hae In's role in Prison Playbook. He was so cool. His character had a naughty appearance but soft inside. I fell in love with him. Then I thought that it would be wonderful to see him play a similar role in another drama. Fighting oppa! 😍🥰💘
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His gaze is really no jokes!
Jung hae In would suit a psychological thriller perfectly. His cute looks yet intense gaze with his professional touch to his performance will be a sure superhit ah!!! His smile at the end tho🤭💕
Honestly I had first noticed him in the the kdrama series " while you were sleeping" ah can't tell u, his performance there really intrigued me. Would really love to see more of him cause feels isn't enough❤️
Woah, He is really really amazing actor.
I can feel his emotions.
At first, I thought he was doing something like hypnotize,then I realized he was acting for a absent students.
He is serious when he gets in his rolled.
Who could resist his eyes??
This man can literally do anything and I’ll be so intrigued and impressed with every little thing he’ll do lmaooo 😂❤️
He is amusing what an incredible actor.
I didn't get anything..I just loved watching him..😂
Me to 😁😅😅✌
Me three 😂
Me four
Me five
Me six.
I have no idea what the hell is happening with those other actors however Hae In is amazing as usual. LOVE HIM!
He is perfect in every way…as an actor, teaching, learning, leaving being or just a standing there observing…more than that…!
*im sure that he will take care of jisoo, rookie in the kdrama industry.. he's a multi-talented actor and he really nailed this one, he got all the looks & charms and his acting is really good. their chemistry in the snowdrop is undeniably good even though there's still no teaser yet.*
cant wait Haein and Jisoo will be epic
I feel like this for a lot of actors. Their looks actually stray people from their truly great acting skills.
His truly a GREAT ACTOR. Applause everyone👏
He is so cool and so talented
Comeback again to his vlog after snowdrop.
Like, i really like his acting in snowdrop
he gets so immersed into the scene gosh
He has it all...intelligent and gorgeous😍😍😍😍
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I love him in snowdrop. Cool character. The way he changed his facial expressions are amazing
I really want Jung Hae In to be part of the upcoming drama Snowdrop.
He's the main character for the upcoming kdrama for snowdrop.
Absolutely stunning acting skills! Would love to see Jung Hae-In do a play.
The girl's voice had me rolling I'm sorry. How did they all control their laughter
Idk but im laughing like hell when she first spoke
HE'S SO COOL! 😌
When he stood up I was like OH CRAP IT'S ABOUT TO GO DOWN😭😂😂✋
Oh my God same😂
He’s so interpretive, amazing acting skills
Love it 💯% 💕💕✔️✔️🇦🇺
That cold look he gave could cut glass🔥🔥🔥....I love watching him in all genres❤️❤️
His facial expressions are amazing
And that is exactly why I am so in love with him!!! 😍
waiting for hae in to be the bad guy in a movie but actually has good reasons why he became bad😂 my heart can't deal with a purely evil hae in
His good in acting and one of my favorite korean actor. 🥰
This is why I feel emotions In his dramas
Who's here after snowdrop? :>
I freakin love him.. Dx ottoke
I love him he is so handsome omg .. his smile gosh so gorgeous
0:30 how can he be cute and scary at the same time😱
He's seriously a great actor!!
HES SO HANDSOME I CANNOTTT
Loved the way you played it man. Jung Hae in looking forward to see you on a success streak with different roles in dramas.👍
GIVE HIM A SERIOUS DRAMA NOW BDBDHDJDJSJ HE NAILED IT GOSHH
Y’ALL THEATER ACTOR HAEIN YEEEEES!!
Fyi his major in college is closely related to theater so his experties are showing!!
Okay. I'm I the only one who realizes that this man speak very little English so he needs to really relate to the body movements and if the scene was explained to him in Korean before he reacted to the others in the scene. Amazing if you ask me. Would love to know what his thoughts were afterwards.
I just love his acting 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Even tho I'm watching True Beauty but I'm so more excited for snowdrop.
i've seen a lot comments here from 2 years saying hae-in should take a psychopath role because that's suits him very well, yall we got A NORTHERN SPY WHO HOSTAGE 70+ YOUNG GIRL STUDENT FROM SOUTH KOREA...
🤣👍
I feel like he is way underrated compared to the other actors of his age.
*HE DESERVES MORE RECOGNITION BECAUSE HE IS A VERY TALENTED AND HARD WORKING ACTOR*
Don't worry 2021 will be his greatest year because of snowdrop drama
@@eruna9540 I really hope so :)
That's also because if you look at other successful actors of his age like Lee min Ho, park seo joon, ji Chang wook, Kim soo Hyun, Lee Jong suk and all these people, all of them debuted way early, like last decade, and all had lead roles early. But hae in debuted in 2014 and didn't get a lead role until 2018, so he still has a long way to go. I mean he has already established himself in the last 3 years so I'm sure he'll continue to be more successful
he debuted really late. did not get any role for like 4 years. but after goblin he skyrocketed and now he is one of the leading actors (popular) and got the most cfs in korea right now.
Mí vida!!!! Que pasión tiene por el trabajo!! Excelente!!
such a good actor