Jin Sun Kyu lately gave an in-depth interview about his new movie “Confidential Assignment 2”!
Directed by Kim Sung Hoon, the 2017 movie “Confidential Assignment” was a few North Korean detective named Rim Chul Ryung (Hyun Bin) and a South Korean detective named Kang Jin Tae (Yoo Hae Jin) teaming as much as catch a legal. Girls’ Generation’s YoonA additionally performed Park Min Young, the sister-in-law of Kang Jin Tae.
The sequel is titled “Confidential Assignment 2: International” and follows Rim Chul Ryung heading again to South Korea in pursuit of a brutal and secret legal group. He groups up once more with Kang Jin Tae, who volunteers to work with the North Korean to be able to get again on the investigation staff after a mistake landed him within the cyber crime division.
Jin Sun Kyu joins the unique solid members as Jang Myung Joon, the chief of a North Korean legal group that has triggered havoc everywhere in the world. Daniel Henney additionally joins the collection as Jack, an FBI detective from the United States who’s on the path of this group.
Jin Sun Kyu’s “Confidential Assignment 2” character Jang Myung Joon is his first position as a villain in 5 years since he starred within the 2017 movie “The Outlaws.” Despite being the dangerous man, Jang Myung Joon is inexplicably pitiful, making viewers relate to and really feel dangerous for him.
Right after its release on September 7, “Confidential Assignment 2” shot to the highest of the field workplace, including one more hit mission to Jin Sun Kyu’s filmography. When requested what drew him to star on this movie, Jin Sun Kyu answered, “For starters, the script was fun. Also, I’ve never done a sequel. Even for ‘The Outlaws,’ I only did the first one. When ‘The Outlaws 2’ [‘The Roundup’] did really well, it felt like my child had done well so I was really happy.”
“I believed that all the actors who were appearing in both the first and second films would feel the same way,” he continued. “That’s why I thought, ‘I’ll have to do even better.’ For the first time in awhile, I played a villain-like villain. I tried to create a villain with a slightly different vibe. I wanted to try really hard [at a villain role] for the first time in five years.”
Elaborating on how he created this new villain, Jin Sun Kyu shared, “In the first film, there are a lot of scenes where the main characters go head-to-head against the villain. The sequel is about the cooperation to catch villain Jang Myung Joon, who is involved in a different, big case. That’s why [Jang Myung Joon’s] past is not really captured and this unravels in the script later on.”
Jin Sun Kyu revealed that he spoke quite a bit with director Lee Seok Hoon about one thing being lacking with Jang Myung Joon and the conclusion they got here to was to revamp his look. “I thought a lot about the way he spoke and his appearance. At first, we had a stylish concept. But thinking about it, even if Hyun Bin and Daniel Henney are just standing there, aren’t they stylish? We thought that me doing that artificially would be boring and less special so I grew out my hair.”
In actual life, Jin Sun Kyu is usually complimented on how variety and harmless he appears to be like and is, and was thus requested how he’s in a position to painting villains so properly. “The transformation of images through acting is so fun,” the actor replied. “Ever since I was young, I often heard, ‘You’re kind, you’re gentle.’ When I started acting, what I really liked was that I could shout and cry, so it felt like I could release all kinds of emotions on stage through acting. The experience of being imprinted as a character to others was also thrilling. If I release things I’ve kept inside me while portraying a villain, I feel relieved. This time too, it felt like airing out what’s been inside me for five years.”
Regarding his chemistry together with his co-stars, Jin Sun Kyu shared, “In the movie, I only bickered with Hyun Bin. I didn’t get to meet with [Daniel] Henney for long and with YoonA, I’d only get to walk by and greet her on set after my scenes finished. We recently got closer in the short period we’ve done promotions and stage greetings. It was nice because we like and respect one another. I really like the original members as well as new face Henney, so we quickly began to feel like family.”
Jin Sun Kyu then shared his plans for Chuseok, which is called the Korean equal of Thanksgiving. He defined, “I plan to watch ‘Confidential Assignment 2’ with my family. We will do stage greetings and meet viewers. I hope those reading this article with also spend their Chuseok with ‘Confidential Assignment 2.’ There are likely many people filled with worry because of the typhoon but I hope this becomes a holiday you can spend comfortably and enjoyably.”
Coming up subsequent for Jin Sun Kyu is the boxing movie “Count” (literal title), music movie “Season of You and Me” (literal translation), and TVING’s unique drama “Random” (literal translation).
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