Actor Han Jun-woo takes on the role of Sullivan in 'UDT: Our Neighborhood Special Forces,' delivering a compelling portrayal of a villain.
Sullivan is the mastermind behind a series of bombings in Giyun City, yet he is also a father mourning the loss of his daughter, Charlotte. Han Jun-woo skillfully brings this complex character to life with a subtle and composed emotional performance.
A particularly poignant scene is when Sullivan offers ice cream to Do-yeon, the daughter of Choi Kang. In this brief moment, Sullivan reveals not a menacing figure, but the face of a father momentarily paused. His gaze towards the child is filled with longing and regret for his late daughter Charlotte, and the indelible sense of loss.
Similarly, when Sullivan reminisces about Charlotte, Han Jun-woo eschews overt anger or tears, instead conveying the deep pain of a grieving father through a momentary pause and trembling eyes. As he pursues revenge, the lingering regret and sorrow in his heart are palpable.
Thus, Han Jun-woo's Sullivan is not merely a villainous character. He is a man constantly planning, yet perpetually haunted by memories of his daughter. There is growing interest in how Han Jun-woo's portrayal of Sullivan will conclude.
Meanwhile, the final episode of 'UDT: Our Neighborhood Special Forces' will be simultaneously released tonight at 10 PM on Coupang Play, Genie TV, and ENA.