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“When I do get to watch the drama sometimes, it is good to see Kim working hard as an actor,” said Jung at a press conference held on Tuesday for the upcoming MBC drama “The Night Watchman,” which will follow up “Triangle.”
“I had been overseas and went straight to preparing for the drama shoot, so I did not have enough time to watch it in detail,” he added.
Kim currently plays as the main lead in “Triangle.”
Jung also said he would try his best to act well in the upcoming drama, showing his passion for his character.
Jung will act as a skillful swordsman.
The drama is to be aired from Aug. 4 on MBC at 10 p.m.
By Kim Min-jin, Intern reporter (minjin103@heraldcorp.com)
[Photo Credit: OSEN]
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Articles by Korea Herald
