Ko Soo x Kwon YURI (Girls' Generation) and other cast members of the new TV series ”Parole Examiner Lee Han Shin” perfectly define their characters from the script reading

A justice judge will come to block those with bad consciences who are trying to get out of prison using money, connections, and tricks! On the side of tvN's new TV series "Parole Examiner Lee Han Shin," scheduled to start airing in October
Today (28th), the script reading session was revealed to be perfect from the beginning. "Parole Examiner Lee Han Shin" is a parole examiner who is the final judge for prisoners who block the lives of people with bad consciences.
This TV series depicts the thrilling defense battle of Lee Han Shin, a lawyer who has been accused of a crime. It is attracting attention as a TV series that delivers thrilling moments through Lee Han Shin's exploits, which strike a nerve with the bad guys and pierce the hearts of viewers.
The script reading to announce the start of the TV series was attended by director Yoon Sang-ho, who took the helm, and screenwriter Park Ji-hyun, who won the grand prize at the 1st KT Studio Genie Series Competition for this work.
In addition to Hyun, Ko Soo (playing Lee Hanshin), Kwon Yuri (playing Ahn Soyoun), Song Young Chan (playing Ji Dong Man), Kim Young Woong (playing Song Eun Joon), Kim Min Jae
(as Seo Dong-hoon), HwangWoo SeulHye (as Choi Won-mi), Nam Tae-woo (as Hwang Ji-soo-n), Na HyunWoo (as Kim Joo-mok), Jo Seung-hyun (as Jung Soo-beom), Lee
Actors such as Do-yup (Park Jin-cheol) and Ko Soo were in attendance. First, Ko Soo perfectly immersed herself in the role of Lee Han-shin, who is full of a sense of justice but also has a simple personality, and led the atmosphere on set.
When emphasizing Lee Han Shin's righteous side, Ko Soo's characteristic carefulness stood out, and his ability to skillfully deliver silly lines made the set erupt in laughter.
Lee Han-shin's portrayal by Soo overwhelmed everyone from the script reading. Kwon Yuri's presence as Ahn So-young, the ace detective of the regional investigation team who cooperates with Lee Han-shin, was also impressive.
Yuri Ng has delicately depicted the process by which Ahn Soyoun, a South Korean detective who does not stray from the law, meets Lee Han-shin, a man who embodies justice while moving between the boundaries of law and lawlessness, and is assimilated by him.
In addition, Kwon Yuri expressed the strong yet friendly side of Ahn Soyoun with her determined voice and charismatic eyes, raising expectations for an image change.
Above all, the perfect acting between Ko Soo and Kwon Yuri is appealing.
Regardless of the situation, the two actors' powerful performances, which conveyed the fast-paced dialogue between Lee Han-shin and Ahn So-young in the script, drew admiration from the set.
Next up is Song Young Chan as Ji Dong Man, the chairman of Oh Jung Group who is in conflict with Lee Han Shin and Ahn So Youn, and Kim Yoo Jin as his right-hand man Song Eun Jun.
Kim Min Jae, who plays Seo Dong-hoon, a lawyer in the legal team of the Oh Jung Group, enhanced the immersion with his realistic acting.
A group of actors boasting "believable acting skills" such as Seungyeon and Lee Do-yup transformed into unique characters, infusing the entire series with dynamism.
Director Yoon Sang-ho and screenwriter Park Ji-hyun were also impressed by the passion of the actors, who were reminiscent of the real people.
He was so engrossed in the story that he actively offered detailed opinions, enriching the drama even more. In addition, although he was not able to be with Lee Han Shin on set,
Baek Ji-won, who plays the legendary Choi Hwa-rang, and Lee Hak-joo, who plays Ji Myung-seop, the arrogant second son of a wealthy family who is fearless in the world, also actively communicated with the director and other actors.
Meanwhile, tvN's new TV series "Parole Examiner Lee Han Shin" is scheduled to air in October.