Ji Chang Wook wins Best Supporting Actor award at the 11th Korean Film Producers Association Awards for ”Revolver”

Actor Ji Chang Wook won the Best Supporting Actor award at the 11th Korean Film Producers Association Awards for his role in the film "Revolver." On the afternoon of the 17th, the awards were held at Indie Space in Mapo-gu, Seoul.
Ji Chang Wook was awarded the Best Supporting Actor award at the 11th Korean Film Producers Association Awards held at the Seoul Film Festival (Tokyo SPACE). Ji Chang Wook is known for his role in the film "Revolver," which depicts poverty behind affluence.
He portrayed the character "Andy" in a three-dimensional and delicate manner, captivating the audience and the stage. Ji Chang Wook appeared on stage and said, "It's embarrassing to receive an award for acting, but on the other hand, I'm happy to receive an award for acting.
"I'm really happy and grateful while filming 'Revolver,' and I think the core of that is thanks to director Oh Seung-wook and the rest of the Revolver team."
Ji Chang Wook will appear in the Disney+ original series "The Guardian" in 2025.
He plans to meet viewers at "Sculpture City."