SBS’ upcoming K-drama Connection is creating quite a buzz among the audience. Kim Kyung-Nam’s character photos have been released, which has increased the viewers’ curiosity. He looks calm and composed in the still-cuts.
The storyline revolves around Jang Jae-Kyung, an ace detective of a Narcotics team who becomes an addict himself forcibly by someone. Ji Sung is going to play the role. The audience is already quite excited to see him in a different light. The murder mystery-thriller drama also features Jeon Mi-Do as Oh Yoon-Jin, a reporter who seeks the truth. Kim Kyung-Nam’s character has been revealed.
Connection photos: Kim Kyung-Nam looks composed
SBS recently dropped Ki Kyung-Nam’s photos on their social media platform. The actor plays Won Jong-Su, the illegitimate son of the Mold Group conglomerate. He leads the inner circle of friends against Jang Jae-Kyung and Oh Yoon-Jin. He comes off as a genius in the drama but shows his villainous side to the world. With the help of Park Tae-Jin (Kwon Yool), he decides to get his father’s approval. The tension adds more thrill to it.
The recently released still-cuts show Kim Kyung-Nam in a calm and composed personality. He looks charming in a black blazer, crisp shirt, and tie. Kyung-Nam as Won Jong-Su is already garnering attention from the audience.
The actor shared tidbits about his appearance. He said, “When I talked to the director, the character of Won Jong-soo, a second-generation chaebol, would actually look much younger and more sophisticated on the outside than his peers. I was told that it would look natural, so I tried to express the immature, selfish, and greedy appearance of an adult child who was still in his teens, rather than showing age or an adult appearance, not only in appearance but also in acting.”
Talking about Kyung-Nam’s presence, the production team shared with SBS Entertainment, “Kim Kyung-Nam creates heart-warming scenes in ‘Connection’ as he becomes a character himself. Please pay attention to Kim Kyung-nam’s passionate performance, who will be at the center of the conflict.”
Don’t forget to watch Connection on May 24, 2024, at 10 p.m. KST on SBS.
