Kim Yoon-seok in the movie 'Noryang: Sea of Death' transforms into Yi Sun-sin who leads the final battle

Actor Kim Yoon-seok plays Lee Sun-shin, the wise general who leads the final battle in the movie "Noryang: Sea of Death."
``Noryang: Sea of Death'' was created 7 years after the Imjin War (invasion of Korea by Toyotomi Hideyoshi), when he withdrew from Korea.
A war action masterpiece depicting General Yi Sun-shin's final battle to completely destroy the Japanese army that was trying to defeat him. In the play, Kim Yun-seok fights in the last year of the Imjin War (Bunroku/Keichō era), during the final battle.
He takes on the role of General Yi Sun-shin, who is preparing for a major battle, and plays the role of a wise leader. A great hero representing Korea, Yi Sun-shin, is depicted as a general who is a cautious yet bold charismatic leader, and a deep story.
It is planned to perfectly express the image of a person suffering from suffering. Kim Yun-seok felt a lot of pressure from the moment he received the casting offer, but the more he read the scenario, the more he felt pressured.
He was intrigued and decided to appear in the film, and went into filming with an extraordinary feeling. Kim Yoon Seok said, ``It was both an honor and a burden to play the role of someone who is like a torch for our people.
Since the situation is about to take place in the battle, the scene includes all of General Yi Sun-sin's appearances depicted in the previous works ``Battle Ocean'' and ``Hansan: The Rise of the Dragon'' to create a cohesive picture.
I felt like I had to do it," he confessed. ``Noryang: Sea of Death'' will be released on December 20th.