Kwon Il-young speaks out about the controversy over his acting in ”The Outlaws 4”: ”I was confused at the cinema” = ”Radio Star”

Profiler former member, talent Kwon Il-young explains the controversy over his acting skills that arose when he appeared in the movie "The Outlaws 4," and gives tips on how to avoid "new types of crime."
On the 2nd, MBC variety show "Radio Star" will air a special episode titled "The Law Bless You" featuring Kwon Il-young, Lee Dae-woo, Yang Na-rae, and DinDin.
Kwon Il-young appeared on "Radio Star" as Korea's first profiler and showed off his variety skills, and until recently, he has been appearing in "Hidden Eye" and "
He has been active in many areas, appearing in various programs such as "Brave Detectives 4". He also recently appeared in the movie "Crime City 4". He was in charge of advising for the movie and ended up appearing in it unexpectedly.
He explains how he ended up being in a movie with his wife and how he was embarrassed when people laughed at him when he appeared on screen.
On the other hand, when Kwon Il-young appeared on "Radio Star," he said that his wife had farted.
When asked if he was troubled by the revelation that his wife farts for more than a minute, he replied that his wife is actually practicing farting as a "special skill," which caused the set to erupt in laughter.
He appeared with his police colleague, Detective Lee Dae Woo, who is due to retire in about a year and is looking for a management office.
They then offered to introduce him to the management office, showing off their composure as "seniors in the entertainment industry," drawing laughter. The two were particularly confident in their physical strength, and reportedly even had a hand-pushing sumo match.
The question of who was the one who was defeated and screamed in pain is piqued interest. In addition, the first Korean profiler, Kwon Il-young, revealed that the secret to shaking the criminal's mind with advanced psychological warfare was "the use of Western
He also touched everyone's hearts by talking about how he was moved to tears after receiving a direct message from the victim.
Even after his retirement, Kwon Il-young continues to provide advice on various crime-related fields based on the knowledge and experience he has acquired.
He is a frequent user of the show. He shares tips on how to avoid "new crimes" through "Radio Star," and everyone is impressed by what he says. Meanwhile, the entire story will be broadcast in Korea at 10:30 pm on the 2nd.
You can check it out through "Radio Star".