Actor Hyun Bong-sik said that he would like to see the Netflix movie 'The Victory' (directed by Kim Hyeong-ju).
On the 4th, Hyun Bong-sik wrote, "I feel a mixture of sadness and regret. I want to see the movie 'The Victory'. I really want to see it. This time, it's not a lie."
Moon Jeong-hee, who heard this, also left a comment, “Me too!” Hyeon Bong-sik said, “I’m really upset.”
'The Battle', scheduled to be released in the second quarter of this year, is a Netflix movie depicting the inevitable match between two legends of Korean Baduk, Jo Hoon-hyun (played by Lee Byung-hun) and Lee Chang-ho ( played by Yoo Ah-in), who were teacher, disciple, and rival.
Actor Yoo Ah-in appeared in 'Victory'. Recently, the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety requested the police to investigate, saying that Yoo Ah-in administered 4,497 mL of propofol 73 times from January 4, 2021 to December 23, 2021. On February 5, the police executed a search and seizure warrant for Yoo Ah-in's body at Incheon International Airport and conducted a quick urine test.
As a result of analysis by the National Institute of Scientific Investigation, it was reported that three types of narcotic substances were detected in Yoo Ah-in's hair. Propofol, which was suspected of habitual use, as well as marijuana, which tested positive in urine, and another third drug were detected. The third drug ingredients were cocaine and ketamine.
Cocaine is highly addictive and hallucinogenic, so it is called one of the three major drugs along with methamphetamine and heroin. In addition, it was confirmed that medical staff were concerned about the frequent administration of propofol in several hospitals. The hospital director is known to have sent a warning message to Yoo Ah-in, saying, “You should not use too much anesthesia,” and “You should not move from hospital to hospital.”
Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia reporter kkk39@tenasia.co.kr