Ji Chang Wook's crazy acting as an ailing emperor... his extraordinary transformation in the movie ”Revolver”

The movie "Revolver," scheduled for release on August 7, revealed Ji Chang Wook's character stills on the 2nd, in which he plays Andy from "The Crazy Dog Who Smokes Perfume."
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Ji Chang Wook, a trusted actor who has starred in many hit TV series such as "Welcome to Dalli" and is active as a global star, will be showing off a dramatic transformation in the movie "Revolver".
"Revolver" is a film that tells the story of Soo-yeon (Jung Do-Yeong), a former police officer who takes the blame for all his crimes and goes to prison, but after his release, he works toward a single goal.
Andy from "Revolver" is also known as "the crazy dog with perfume on his face." He has a lot more than he can handle, so he is selfish about things he can't handle.
He has dealt with the situation in a straightforward manner and has lived his life without thinking about the responsibilities and promises he will make. The promise of a large reward if Soo-yeon takes the blame is meaningless to him. Even when Soo-yeon tells him to keep his promise, he is still as hesitant as ever.
The character Stills, who has been revealed, is a character who appears glamorous at first glance, but is hysterical on the inside, with his expensive attire such as glasses and costumes and his fantastic looks.
He also attracted attention with a new face that had not been seen in any other work. Ji Chang Wook said, "The character Andy is a character that I'm very fond of.
"The director was interesting and I personally thought it would be more fun to make. I also had hopes that director Oh Seung-wook would bring a different color to the story."
Ji Chang Wook began to carefully prepare the character with the director. He focused on "understanding the events that lie between Andy's past and present"
The character was then constructed and fitted with various costumes to make Andy look more like Andy, giving him a clearer character.
Director Oh Seung-wook said of Ji Chang-Wook, "It's like he's sick.
"Ji Chang Wook was very helpful in helping me act boldly," said Jung Do Yeong, who was also pleased with the performance.
The movie "Revolver," where Ji Chang Wook's extraordinary acting can be seen, is scheduled to premiere in August.
It will be released in Korea on the 7th.