With Netflix’s “D.P. Season 2” scheduled to be released in the third quarter, actor Cho Hyun Chul, who played Jo Suk Bong in Season 1, is unlikely to appear.
Actor Cho Hyun Chul played the role of Jo Suk Bong in “D.P. Season 1“, which aired in 2021. Although Jo Suk Bong shot himself in the head at the end of “D.P. Season 1″‘s final episode, the news of him being taken to the hospital was reported in the after-credit scene raised speculation that this character is still alive.
However, only Jung Hae In, Koo Kyo Hwan, Kim Sung Kyun and Son Suk Ku, who appeared in Season 1, were included in the official casting list for Season 2. Newly cast actors include Ji Jin Hee (special appearance), Kim Ji Hyun and Choi Hyun Wook.
“D.P.” follows Ahn Joon Ho (Jung Hae In) and Han Ho Yeol (Koo Kyo Hwan), part of the military desertion pursuit team (D.P.) to catch deserters, as they chase people with various stories and face a reality they did not know before.
In November last year, Jung Hae In revealed that “D.P. Season 2″‘s filming was over. Meanwhile, actor Cho Hyun Chul, who played Jo Suk Bong, will appear in the movie “Bogota: City of the Lost”.
The movie “Bogota: City of the Lost” starring Song Joong Ki, Lee Hee Joon and Kwon Hae Hyo, tells the story of immigrants who start dangerous deals to survive in Bogota, the last land for the hopeless lives.
Song Joong Ki plays Guk Hee, who arrived in Bogota at the age of 19 without a penny, started from the bottom and finally took control of Bogota’s business district and stood at the top.
Lee Hee Joon takes on the role of Soo Yeong, who successfully settled himself among merchants in Bogota thanks to his excellent survivability and skills after coming to Colombia as an employee of a major company. Kwon Hae Hyo plays the role of Sergeant Park, a fellow soldier of Guk Hee’s father during the Vietnam War, a successful merchant and the head of Korean Merchant Association who brought Guk Hee’s family to Bogota, Colombia. The movie “Bogota: City of the Lost” will be released in September.
Source: wikitree
