``Concrete Utopia'' actor Lee Byung Hun, CG-class life acting... ”I am surprised that I have such a face”

Actor Lee Byung Hun surpassed himself again. Lee Byung Hun, who has fascinated the audience with his overwhelming acting ability through movies and TV series, will be on the screen with his new work 'Concrete Utopia'.
While making a comeback to , he performed life acting again. During the filming process, Lee Byung Hun said, "I was surprised because I saw his face for the first time."
"Concrete Utopia" begins with Marcos Benjamin Lee and survivors gathering in the only surviving Hwanggun (royal palace) mansion in Seoul, which has been ruined by a major earthquake.
It is a disaster TV series that depicts words. Lee Byung Hun played the role of Young Tak, the representative of the occupants of the Imperial Palace apartments, and said, "I feel like I've departed from a melancholy head of a family who is weighed down by the weight of his life.
If you try to understand the words and actions of the person in the scenario as much as possible, you will naturally infer the complex and subtle emotions that person has.
be. A person who had already lost his life became a leader and began to live a new life. I think there were certainly a lot of impromptu and emotional judgments.
I approached it with the idea that madness would arise while having more and more power.”
In particular, Park Bo Young, an actress who worked with Lee Byung Hun, showed a lot of respect, saying, "I thought we exchanged eyeballs."
Ta. After the first public release, there were many compliments saying, "The acting that changed the face beyond the eyeballs." This is because the details of Young Tak, who cannot be defined in a single word, are expressed in detail, bringing out a new face.
Lee Byung Hun also recalled being surprised when he saw the monitor. “Actors naturally carry around some eyeballs.
There is also a scene where I was surprised. Looking at the monitor, I was also scared. It was an experience that surprised me to the extent that I thought it was CG, that I had such eyes and faces.”
In addition, director Lee Byung Hun expressed his satisfaction with his first work with director Uhm Tae Hwa. He is also an "actor of actors"
Nevertheless, Lee Byung Hun also attracted attention by confessing that he always has anxiety about acting. “I rely on my imagination and act carefully while guessing what kind of emotion it will be, but I am worried.
. There are times when I am not sure what to do if the emotions I intended are not conveyed to the audience as they are. This is especially true in movies where strong emotions are expressed here and there.
Before being seen by people for the first time, he was very anxious, but after the preview, his anxious feelings gradually turned into confidence.
It seems to be a repetition of such a process. And if I believe in the emotions I feel and do my best to express them, I will think that it is right.”
Similarly, in 'Concrete Utopia', he also expressed his gratitude for the favorable reception that continued after the first release. "I think genre-wise is what the director thinks.
There aren't many actors who think of a genre and act accordingly. The actors are loyal to their roles and do their best to show the emotions they are showing.
Eggplant. I think the genre color is created by the director. It feels good to see different colors in Concrete Utopia.
I think I introduced it as a human black comedy with a strong thriller.
However, it seems that the movie came out with a complex color,” he expressed his satisfaction.