'The Glory' actor Jung Sung Il recently sat down with Wikitree and talked about his experiences with working with the cast of the hit drama and also shared how impressed he was with Lim Ji Yeon's acting.

'The Glory' is a drama about a woman who dedicates her life to plan a grand revenge on her bullies who tortured her during school. Moon Dong Eun's soul has been shattered by the severe and horrendous assault of school violence, and lives to pass judgment on her perpetrators. In 'The Glory,' Jung Sung Il portrays the character of Ha Do Young, the husband of Park Yeon Jin, the head perpetrator of the school violence. Ha Do Young never knew of his wife's past and uncovers his wife's true nature.

During an interview, Jung Sung Il praised his fellow cast members in 'The Glory.' He expressed his admiration for Park Sung Hoon and Kim Hieora, known for their exceptional acting in Daehangno, where he had known them since working in the theater industry.

He also mentioned his positive experience working with Cha Joo Young, who exuded indescribable energy during their scene together. He added that Lee Do Hyun, his co-star, is not only a good actor but also a good person. Jung Sung Il explained, "He's a good person. He's so bright and kind. His kindness comes out when acting together so I was able to be comfortable working with him."

Lastly, the actor shared praise about Lim Ji Yeon, who is the cast member he had worked closest to. He shared how her portrayal of Park Yeon Jin was impeccable and really impressive. He explained, "She has a way of pushing someone over the edge. I think she would be the top when it comes to making someone agitated. She's so good at acting."

He continued to say, "In 'The Glory' part 2, her character was so brazen that it was unbearable. After filming, I told her she was too much. Especially the part when she (Park Yeon Jin) was inside Moon Dong Eun's home with her shoes on and smoking. She threw the cigarette on the floor and stepped on it, which was very agitating. That's how good she's at acting."