Actor Park Hae Jin has revealed why he selected to look in “The Killing Vote,” how he ready for his function, and extra!

Based on the favored Kakao webtoon of the identical identify, “The Killing Vote” asks the query “What is your idea of justice?” and delves into the idea of a nationwide loss of life penalty vote in opposition to vicious criminals who deftly handle to flee the legislation’s blind spots. The drama follows the story of a mysterious determine often called “Dog Mask,” who executes the loss of life penalty relying on the outcomes of the vote, and the police who’re pursuing them.

Park Hae Jin performs Kim Moo Chan, the top of Team 1 of the regional investigation unit on the Southern Provincial Police Agency. He is the youngest man to grow to be the group chief of a regional investigation unit within the shortest time frame, and he’s desirous to make any attention-grabbing case his.

Explaining why he selected to star in “The Killing Vote,” Park Hae Jin mentioned, “I really enjoyed the original webtoon. The concept also felt fresh. Above all, the process through which the drama unravels the premise of ‘The Killing Vote’ was very interesting.”

Park Hae Jin went on to explain his character Kim Moo Chan as “the head of the Special Investigation Unit for the National Death Penalty Vote, and a reckless character who will do whatever it takes to solve a case.”

As for what elements of his character viewers ought to look out for, the actor shared, “I think you’ll have more fun watching the drama if you pay close attention to his confrontation with Kwon Suk Joo [Park Sung Woong], the moments when you can see him at work as a police officer, and the moments when you can clearly see the the true nature of Kim Moo Chan.”

Regarding how he ready to play such a reckless character, Park Hae Jin revealed, “It’s not my first time acting in an action drama, but I tried to act in a way that would reveal a more rough and unpolished side. I tried to do as much [of the action] as I could myself.”

He added, “As Kim Moo Chan was chasing someone in the drama, there were a lot of running scenes. The realistic and thrilling car chase scenes in ‘The Killing Vote’ will be another highlight of the drama.”

“The Killing Vote” premieres on August 10 at 9 p.m. KST.

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