Actor Lee Dong Woo plays the eldest son of a yakuza family that has continued for three generations in the new TV series ”The Kind Man”... ”Sentimental Noir” is coming

Actor Lee Dong Woo will return to the living rooms of homes across the nation with a new emotional drama. The drama, which kicks off JTBC's Friday series on July 18, is about the eldest son of a three-generation yakuza family, who has an unexpected innocence.
It is an emotional noir story that unfolds between Park Seok-cheol (Lee Dong-woo), a young man who dreams of becoming a singer, and his first love Kan Mi Youn (Lee Sung-Kyoung).
The passionate love between two men and women who gave up everything for their loved one, the process of overcoming harsh reality and searching for their dreams
The film gives a deep resonance to the warm laughter. The director, Song Hye-seong, who showed delicate directing skills in films such as "Pairan," "Boomerang Family," and "Our Happy Time," and the TV series "L
The OST is directed by Park Hong-soo, director of "No Longer Human," raising expectations. In addition, the screenwriter Kim Woo, who has received much love for works such as "Yuna's Town," "Moon in Seoul," and "There Was a Blue Bird,"
Mr. Ngyeong and Kim Hyo-seok, the screenwriter of the movie "Yadang," will team up to ensure the quality of the work. Above all, Lee DONG WOO, Lee Sung Kyoung, Park Hoon, Oh Na Ra, Ryu Hye Young
Expectations are high for the emotionally intense performances of reliable actors such as Jeong Ho-jin and Lee Seung-soo. Meanwhile, three character teaser videos were released on the 20th.
Firstly, the "noir" concept video gives us a glimpse into the twisted life of Park Seok-cheol, a man who had a lot to protect.
Park Seok-cheol's empty gaze as he fixes the blood-soaked bandages instantly becomes intense and deep, and the phrase "a man who had a lot to protect" comes to mind.
The sad expression on his face after the movie suggests his never-ending struggle to protect what is most important to him. The "literature" concept video that was released at the same time shows Papa, who admired the novelist Hemingway.
The negative side of Goo Seok Cheol stimulates the senses. Park Seok Cheol is in anguish as he hums the phrase, "As long as the sun rises, there is hope."
I wonder if a new sun will be able to rise for Park Seok-cheol, who has lived a life like an incandescent light bulb that is burning out hot.
The teaser video for the integrated version shows the conflicting side of Park Seok-cheol, who dreamed of becoming a novelist but ended up living the life of a gangster, and the lyrics read, "I chose the road less traveled. And because of that,
The narration, "Everything changed in one moment," raises the question of where the moment of choice before Park Seok-cheol will lead his life.
Lee Dong Woo plays Park Seok Cheol, the eldest son of a third-generation yakuza family who reluctantly became a yakuza.
"I played the role of a man who has lived a tougher life than anyone else, but now decides to turn his life around. He is going to pursue his childhood dream of becoming a novelist like Hemingway again.
He has a fateful reunion with his first love, Kan Mi Youn, and a whirlwind of events blows through his life once again.
Lee Dong Woo, who has come a long way, will thrill TV series fans by showing off a strong and emotional romance through the character Park Seok Cheol.
"A Kind Man" will premiere on July 18th at 8:50 pm in Korea, and two episodes will be broadcast consecutively every Friday.