Actor Lee Jun Ho is captivating viewers with his infinite charm regardless of genre.
In JTBC’s Saturday-Sunday drama “King the Land” (written by Choi Rom, directed by Im Hyun Wook), Lee Jun Ho is completing a full hexagon by showing a wide spectrum of acting as Goo Won, the heir and head general manager of King Hotel who not only succeeded at work and in love but also won employees’ hearts.
With a charm index that is updated every episode, Lee Jun Ho ranked first in the drama cast topicality ranking for 4 consecutive weeks (as of July 24th, 2023). “King the Land” also topped Netflix’s global TOP 10 TV (non-English) category. We analyzed the character Goo Won’s charm stats created by Lee Jun Ho’s acting.
Dating novice Goo Won’s “hard outside, soft inside” romance! His affectionate eyes automatically make viewers’ hearts race!
Goo Won is a character who is unfamiliar with love because of his harsh personality that despises fake laughter. The image of such Goo Won feeling excited, falling in love with someone and slowly finding laughter made many people’s hearts race. In particular, Goo Won’s actions toward the person he likes harmonized with Lee Jun Ho’s unique affectionate eyes, causing “Goo Won disease”.
Suit fit’s personification = Goo Won?! Visual is a bonus! Emotional changes expressed by various suit fashion!
Goo Won’s suit fashion is also drawing attention day after day. He perfectly digests shirt colors that are difficult to digest, such as pink and yellow, while adding fun of watching with point accessories. Behind such Goo Won’s perfect suit fit, Lee Jun Ho’s delicacy in adding details to the character’s emotional changes while building up his physique to complete the character’s dressing style shone through.
Born with cuteness and elegance?! Falling in love with lovely Goo Won once again♥
The unexpected charm of Goo Won hidden behind his classic suit and natural grace has once again captured the hearts of viewers. Despite his reliable outlook, Goo Won draws laughter with his cute reactions, like shouting “Just 1,000 won” to win a fish-shaped snack. Jun Ho’s acting of Goo Won’s clumsiness adds joy to the situation.
“I’ll protect my people”, head general manager Goo Won with cool charisma is awake!
As the head general manager, Goo Won is now facing a fierce battle with his sister Goo Hwa Ran (Kim Sun Young) over the management rights of King Group. The sharp gaze of Goo Won, who prioritizes the well-being of his employees over profits and presents a new vision for hotel management, adds tension to the inheritance battle. Jun Ho’s intense on-screen chemistry with his co-stars deepens the relationship dynamics of his character.
Immersing in the deep emotions of Goo Won, who conceals pain under his perfect appearance!
Although Goo Won looks strong, he always carries questions about his mother, who suddenly disappeared when he was young, deep inside his heart. A violent wave emerged in the heart of Goo Won upon knowing the traces of his mother after searching for her for a long time. His tears, filled with longing, sorrow, anger, and the joy of finally finding a clue, overwhelm the audience. Jun Ho’s sincere portrayal of Goo Won’s complex emotions maximizes viewers’ emotions and experiences.
Manner makes a man! Goo Won is the ‘King’ of consideration!
Goo Won earned the nickname “Master of engagement free pass” for his exemplary aspects of caring for the person he likes and respecting adults. Accordingly, he personally demonstrated table manners to a customer who didn’t even follow basic dining etiquette with a pleasant atmosphere. Jun Ho’s skillfully digested the lines and made his character shine at that moment.
Thanks to Jun Ho’s delicate acting, the diverse charms of Goo Won in “King the Land” continues to expand. As the drama has reached its climax, Jung Ho’s acting performance, which adds strength to the narrative and character through various details, is arousing even more attention.
Lee Jun Ho is meeting viewers as head general manager Goo Won on JTBC’s Sat-Sun drama “King the Land”, which airs every weekend at 10:30 p.m.
Source: Daum
