Rising Star Gong Myung Takes on a New Noir Role
Exploring a New Dimension in ‘Gwangjang’ on Netflix
Gong Myung: A Dynamic Transformation in ‘Gwangjang’
The versatile South Korean actor Gong Myung embarks on a gritty new journey in the latest Netflix noir series, “Gwangjang.” Released on November 6, the series tells the tale of ‘Ki-jun,’ portrayed by So Ji-Sub, who re-enters his former world after 11 years to avenge his brother’s death.
Gong Myung’s Character: A Challenging Role
In “Gwangjang,” Gong Myung steps into the shoes of ‘Joon-mo,’ the heir to the powerful organization ‘Bongsan.’ During the press event on the 5th, Gong Myung described his character as someone who has to get what he wants and is a little reckless, showcasing a new facet of his acting.
> “Portraying a villain in a noir setting is a first for me. Even I find it a bit strange,” admitted Gong Myung, teasing an exciting performance.
Mastering the Art of Intensity and Fragility
Gong Myung captures Joon-mo’s moments of boldness and vulnerability with precision. His portrayal of Joon-mo’s insecurities, particularly during confrontations with his father, ‘Bongsan’ (Ahn Gil-Kang), highlights his internal struggles.
Expanding His Versatile Portfolio
Previously known for his warm, heartfelt roles in “One Week Before My Death” and “Please Refrain from Drinking,” Gong Myung’s transformation in “Gwangjang” marks a significant step in his career. Fans are eagerly awaiting what this next chapter will bring for the actor.
Where to Watch ‘Gwangjang’
Be sure to catch this thrilling new series, evident of Gong Myung’s expansion into more complex characters, streaming now on Netflix.
