Lee Dong Wook shared that his co-star Shin Se Kyung makes his 'Iron Man' character different than any role he's played before.
At the press conference for the upcoming KBS 2TV drama on September 2, the actor revealed, "I've always played characters that protect the female protagonist, but I liked feeling the warmth from Shin Se Kyung's character Son Se Dong this time. I was suffering from a lack of affection lately, and I think I got over it because of Se Dong."
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At the press conference for the upcoming KBS 2TV drama on September 2, the actor revealed, "I've always played characters that protect the female protagonist, but I liked feeling the warmth from Shin Se Kyung's character Son Se Dong this time. I was suffering from a lack of affection lately, and I think I got over it because of Se Dong."
Lee Dong Wook also discussed what it was like to play a darker character than he's known for. "Everyone curses and yells at times, so I didn't feel burdened by that."
'Iron Man' is a fantasy-melo drama that portrays the love story of a bitter man named Joo Hong Bin (Lee Dong Wook) who carries feelings of resentment and revenge and the warm, loving woman Son Se Dong (Shin Se Kyung) who always puts others first. The drama is set to air following 'Joseon Gunman' on September 10!
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