Actor Lee Dal has captured the audience's attention from his first appearance, raising the narrative tension.
Lee Dal made his first appearance as 'Dong Hong', the boss of a private investigation agency, in the third episode of Genie TV's original series 'Good Woman Busemi' (written by Hyun Gyu-ri, directed by Park Yu-young), which aired on the 6th, instantly changing the atmosphere of the drama. Despite his brief appearance, he left a strong impression with his unique charisma and realistic acting.
The series 'Good Woman Busemi', in which Lee Dal is starring, is a crime romance drama about a woman from a poor background who, counting down three months to reset her life, enters into a contract marriage with a terminally ill chaebol chairman and must survive for three months by changing her identity while avoiding those who are after her vast inheritance.
In this episode, Lee Dal made his first appearance as Dong Hong, the boss of the private investigation agency, handling clients' discreet requests. From his first appearance, he showcased a strong presence by looking at a photo of Busemi (played by Jeon Yeo-bin) handed to him by a client, saying, "Are you looking for this?"
When the client, Gaseonwoo (played by Lee Chang-min), requested him to kill Busemi, Dong Hong raised the tension of the scene by responding, "There’s not a place in South Korea without CCTV. If you kill someone, you’ll get caught immediately," and added, "If you ask me to kill someone for just 100 million won, I will report you to the police."
In this way, actor Lee Dal showcased his ability to dominate the atmosphere with just one scene as 'Dong Hong' in 'Good Woman Busemi'. Having perfectly embodied the realistic and unpredictable character of Dong Hong, expectations are high for his future performances.
Meanwhile, 'Good Woman Busemi', which marked Lee Dal's intense first appearance, airs every Monday and Tuesday at 10 PM on ENA. It is exclusively available for free VOD on KT Genie TV right after the broadcast, and will be available on the OTT platform Tving.
[Lee Da-kyum, Star Today Reporter]
