Actor Byun Yohan and Song Kang Ho, who debuted in a TV series, ”Newcomer Award? I must be nervous” - Hilarious talk on ”Yoo Quiz on the Block”

Actor Byun YoHan showed off his fun storytelling skills. On the 15th night, tvN variety show "Yoo Quiz ON THE
BLOCK" featured a conversation with Byun YoHan, who returned from the TV series "Uncle Samsik."
Yoo Jae-suk introduced the TV series "Uncle Samsik," in which Byun Yo-han starred, and expressed surprise, saying, "This is Song Kang-ho's TV series debut."
Byun Yohan expressed his respect for Song Kang-ho, saying, "I think he's a national representative actor." He added, "He's a rookie in TV series, isn't he?"
"I was relied on a lot," he said, drawing laughter with the plot twist. "But still, the newcomer 'Shin' is not a 'new god' but a 'demon god.'"
In response to Yoo Jae-suk's curiosity, "This is your first TV series, so if Song Kang-ho wins, will you be the one to receive the Best Newcomer Award?", he replied, "There are a lot of outstanding newcomers, so it's natural to be nervous.
"It seems like it's going to happen," he said with a laugh. Meanwhile, Byun Yohan, who won the Best Supporting Actor award for the movie "Hansan" at the Blue Dragon Film Festival, said, "I thought I would win."
When the song became a hot topic, Yoo Jae-suk exclaimed, "It was full of confidence and spirit. It was a hit with many people," to which she replied, "I really did it with that kind of feeling.
I thought, 'The team will get it,' so I got greedy," he said. After sharing his true feelings, he added, "I received an email from my mother saying, 'Is it okay to say that?
"I have to be a little humble," he said, drawing laughter. Byun Yohan, who entered the Korea National University of Arts in his mid-20s, said, "I studied abroad and did the military.
In the end, my father found out about Korea National University of Arts through his research and opposed my admission, but luckily I was accepted."
Byun Yohan, who had not been active for nearly two years since the TV series "Six Flying Dragons," said, "I was constantly working on independent films, but I felt pressured to work in a bigger field.
I was feeling a little unwell. Something started to shake, I couldn't breathe, and I said, "I can't perform for a while." People around me said, "You have to row when the water comes in," but I chose to rest bravely.
"It was really hard, it was really tough. Just when I thought I was finally able to do the job that I loved so much, I gave up.
Even at the hospital, they told me from the beginning, 'You can perform a great performance, but you will die soon,'" his words conveying the pain he was going through at the time.
After that, he met Kim Eung-Soo, a screenwriter, in "Mr. Sunshine" and started acting again.
"I thought I wouldn't be able to act again, but when I did it again, it felt really good. It was a miracle for me," he said, adding, "I do get scared, thinking, 'Can I act tomorrow?' But my talent is perfect."
"I was scared that I had completely disappeared, but then it felt like every cell in my body was coming back to life," he said, showing his love for acting.