Yoo In Soo has talked about his newest tasks in a brand new interview!

After taking part in a villain in zombie drama “All Of Us Are Dead,” Yoo In Soo confirmed off his vibrant charms in tvN’s “Alchemy of Souls” sequence earlier than not too long ago starring in JTBC’s “The Good Bad Mother.”

Following the current conclusion of “The Good Bad Mother,” Yoo In Soo sat with Ilgan Sports to debate the drama, share behind-the-scenes tales, and tease his upcoming venture.

“The Good Bad Mother” is a drama a few girl who should return to her motherly duties after her grownup son unexpectedly turns into like a younger little one once more. Lee Do Hyun stars as Kang Ho, a distinguished prosecutor who has a fraught relationship along with his mom Young Soon (Ra Mi Ran)—till he loses his reminiscence in an accident and unexpectedly reverts to his seven-year-old self. The drama’s June 8 finale aired to a median nationwide score of 12.0 %, recording a private greatest and scoring the highest ratings for any Wednesday-Thursday drama in JTBC historical past.

Yoo In Soo starred as Sam Sik, who grew up with Kang Ho and has all the time had a one-sided crush on their childhood good friend Mi Joo (Ahn Eun Jin). After many years of being in love with Mi Joo, Sam Sik ultimately falls for Kang Ho’s ex-fiancée Ha Young (Hong Bi Ra). The actor defined, “In the beginning stages of filming, the director asked whether my ideal type was Mi Joo or Ha Young, so I said it was Ha Young and it actually turned out like that. I don’t know if it’s because [Sam Sik] has known Mi Joo since they were young, but she was like a friend.”

In 2019, Yoo In Soo appeared in “Moment of Eighteen” the place he first labored with “The Good Bad Mother” producing director (PD) Shim Na Yeon. The actor revealed that the PD requested him to create Sam Sik in a manner the place he was cute and likeable regardless of solely selecting to behave in troublesome methods. He added, “Sam Sik is someone with high self-esteem who accepts and is cheerful in every situation.”

Yoo In Soo elaborated, “The center of the narrative revolved around Young Soon and Kang Ho and had a very heavy story. I was in charge of relieving that atmosphere. To be honest, I had a lot of concerns. I thought again and again about whether I’d interrupt the emotions being led well by my talented seniors, and how to create a unique presence for Sam Sik within that.”

Despite solely being 26 years previous in actual life, Yoo In Soo took on the function of 35-year-old Sam Sik. On how he overcame this age hole, he shared, “Even if my current self turned 35, I thought I’d be the same. I instead tried to bring out the character’s bright vibe and melt that into the role.” He then joked with amusing, “As he had gained quite a bit of weight, I figure that Sam Sik’s good looks played a part in his charm.”

Elaborating on his private method to performing, Yoo In Soo revealed, “Some actors say they embody their characters, but I act while hiding behind my character. As everyone does, I have a variety of sides but when I was acting as Sam Sik, I had him out front and tried to condense just his bright image. I’m not the type to joke around in every moment and I also get serious and fall into contemplation, so I tried to minimize those sides.”

Yoo In Soo added whereas laughing, “My MBTI [Myers-Briggs Type Indicator] is E [extroverted] so I have a tendency to point out a vibrant picture in entrance of others, however after watching the published, my mother requested me, ‘How are you acting exactly as you act at home?’”

Next month, Yoo In Soo will join the cast of “The Uncanny Counter 2” as the newest Counter. Given the popularity of Season 1, Yoo In Soo explained that he had worked hard to not become an inconvenience to the series.

“There’s a singular amusement to ‘The Uncanny Counter,” Yoo In Soo shared. “It’s the drama’s great charm that it’s a hero and action story that has innocence and amusement. I’ve portrayed numerous bright characters and I tried to pour that acting experience into ‘The Uncanny Counter 2.’ Please look forward to my familiar yet different image.”

“The Uncanny Counter 2: Counter Punch” will premiere on July 29 at 9:20 p.m. KST. Check out the drama’s first teaser here!

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