Actor Kim Woo-bin impressed netizens with his kindness and consideration towards staff
According to several officials, Kim Woo-bin recently gifted 120 padded jackets for winter to all the production staff during the filming of Netflix’s original film “Officer Black Belt (director Kim Joo-hwan)”.
It is said that Kim Woo-bin thought very carefully about the most necessary items for the field staff and colleagues on the filming set during the suddenly cold weather at the beginning of winter and prepared more than 100 thick jumpers for them using his own money.
Since behind-the-scenes photos cannot be revealed as the Netflix film is still in production, the story of Kim Woo-bin’s surprise gift was spread through word of mouth by production staff and officials.
Accordingly, Kim Woo-bin, known as a warm-hearted person who performs well as a leading actor and gets along well with the staff, has always boosted the atmosphere at the filming site of “Officer Black Belt” with his energetic and bright appearance. Attention is on what kind of film will be completed with Kim Woo-bin’s acting this time.
“Officer Black Belt” is an action comedy about Lee Jung-do (Kim Woo-bin), an ordinary person with 9-degree black belts in Taekwondo, Kendo and Judo, becoming a martial arts officer to monitor and prevent crimes together with probation officer Kim Seon-min (Kim Sung-kyun), who recognizes his sense and martial arts skills.
The actor heralds a new transformation this time. Lee Jung-do works part-time delivering chicken for his father but cannot pass by people struggling with injustice. Despite being an ordinary young man, this character stands out with his exceptional martial arts skills as he holds black belts in Taekwondo, Kendo and Judo. Fans are looking forward to seeing the new charms that Kim Woo-bin will present in this work.
Meanwhile, Kim Woo-bin is meeting viewers through tvN’s entertainment program “GBRB Reap What You Sow” as a fixed cast member for the first time. He will continue his hard work in all fields, including dramas, movies, and entertainment, in January next year.
Source: Daum
