The late Nam Moon-chul, who fought colon cancer, has passed away leaving behind his final work, ”The Outlaws 2.” Today (4th) marks the 4th anniversary of his death.

Four years have passed since the late actor Nam Moon-chul passed away. He passed away at 6:20 AM on October 4, 2021, while battling colon cancer.
He was 50 years old. At the time, management office management BK announced the news, saying, "We will remember the deceased's passion for acting. We ask that you pray for the repose of his soul."
The late actor's last work was the movie "The Outlaws 2." Lead actor Ma Dong Seok said that when "The Outlaws 2" surpassed 5 million viewers, "I'm grateful for the acting skills of the late actor Nam Moon-cheol."
"I offer this honor to his soul," he said, praising the late Nam Moon-cheol. The late actor played the passionate role of Choi Chun-baek, whose son was abducted by Kang Hye-san (played by Son Sukku) in the drama.
Since then, "The Outlaws 2" has been a box office success, attracting 12 million viewers, and the sad news of the deceased's death has caused even more heartache for many people.
The late Nam Moon-chul became a star, leaving behind a brilliant passion for acting and a legacy.
I hope he is in peace and pain in the sky. Meanwhile, Nam Moon-cheol began his acting career through the stage and made his screen debut in 2002 with the film "Lighter Up."
"The Spy Who Killed Black Venus," "High Society," "Ebi Gyu-hwan," TV series "Hansung Byeokgok," "Light and Shadow," "Six Flying Dragons," "Love's Heart-Pounding Share House ~ Blue"
He was active in a variety of productions, including "Springtime," "Mung Bean Flower," and "Murder at the Millionaire's Mansion," and even went on to appear on the stage.