Actor Lee Soo-hyuk shared his thoughts on the ending of 'S-Line' as all episodes were released.
The Wave original drama 'S-Line', which premiered on the 11th, is a fantasy thriller that reveals forbidden desires and hidden truths as the red line, known as the S-Line, begins to appear between people who have engaged in sexual relationships.
In this drama, Lee Soo-hyuk plays Han Ji-wook, a detective and the uncle of Seon-ah (played by Lee Eun-sam), who acquires glasses that allow him to see the S-Line and investigates the secrets of the S-Line after a fall accident on the school rooftop.
'S-Line' has garnered a hot response overseas, blending fantasy elements with Lee Soo-hyuk's visuals. The S-Line concept in the drama has become a hot topic, leading to the creation of short-form memes on global social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram, where users draw their own S-Line.
Demonstrating global impact, Lee Soo-hyuk's passionate performance brought out the character's charm, portraying a character who is indifferent yet persistently tracks down the case, which has been praised for enhancing immersion.
Lee Soo-hyuk, who showcased a new side of himself through 'S-Line', expressed his thoughts on the ending through his agency, People Entertainment.
He stated, "I would like to thank everyone who watched 'S-Line' together. Thanks to the director, writer, and all the staff, as well as my fellow actors, we were able to create a good work."
He continued, "It was an honor to be able to share the international stage 'Cannes' as an actor through 'S-Line'," expressing gratitude for the special project, and added, "For those who haven't seen it yet, you can watch all episodes right now on Wave, so please show a lot of interest," revealing his affection for the work until the end.
In this way, Lee Soo-hyuk proved his acting skills by realistically portraying a character with fantasy elements as the protagonist of 'S-Line', raising expectations for his future activities.
Meanwhile, all episodes of 'S-Line' starring Lee Soo-hyuk are available for viewing on Wave.
[Kim Mi-ji, Star Today Reporter]
