Park BoGum talks about ”Otsukaresama”... ”It's a piece that conveys warmth and comfort. I'm very happy to be a part of it.”

*Contains spoilers. "'Otsukaresama' is a work that conveys warmth and comfort, so I was happy just to be able to work with them."
In a recent interview, actor Park BoGum was asked about his impressions of appearing in the Netflix original series "Goodbye."
"I'm grateful that viewers liked the character Yang Kwang-sik in the drama," he said, adding, "It means a lot just to have this work in my filmography."
Park Bo-Gum plays Yang Kwang-sik, who is as earnest as cast iron in "Good Work," but as clear as glass when it comes to love.
He is a man who bravely faces life with the belief that he can do anything with his partner. In particular, he is captivated by the pure love he shows to protect Ae-sun, who is left alone after losing her mother, Gwang-rae (Yeom Hye-ran).
Park BoGum said, "Kwangsik is a person who acts before he speaks. He is quiet, but he does his best with what he is given. He is a wonderful person.
However, he is a very realistic character that we have all met at least once in our lives. He also said, "While acting, I wanted to become a person like Kwang-sik, and
"I thought it would be nice to have a friend like that," she said, adding, "I would also like to be a spouse and friend like that to someone."
"Otsukaresama" is a realistic and heartwarming story that
Park Bo-Gum also felt a warmth in the script. He said, "I wanted to make it clear that not only Gwang-sik and Ae-seung, but also the villagers and adults, everyone, should be together.
"Their writings convey their mutual concern for one another," he said, "and Lim Sang-choon's writings are like sagol soup for the soul."
, Kalbitang (a luxurious soup made by simmering chunks of beef ribs for a long time), and it's like a seed storage facility," he said with a laugh.
Park Bo-Gum said, "There are many memorable scenes in the four acts (13th to 16th) that will be released this week. 'Good Work' is a work that anyone can like.
I would like everyone to recommend this work to their loved ones," he said, showing his strong affection for the work.