Jung Sung-il appears in 'I, Ran'... Park Jung-min's handmaid Kang Dong-won Japanese soldier learning swordsmanship

Actor Jung Sung-il chose the Netflix movie 'Battle, Ran' as his next film.

According to his agency KeyEast on the 8th, Jung Sung-il, who has been active in both plays and musicals since the Netflix series 'The Glory', will return to Netflix work.

The Netflix movie 'Chun, Ran' selected by Jung Sung-il is the story of Jong-ryeo (played by Park Jeong-min), the son of the best military leader in Joseon, and his handmaid Cheon-young (played by Kang Dong-won), who grew up together in the era of chaos when the Japanese invasion occurred. Draws a story of becoming enemies and meeting again.

In the play, Jeong Seong-il takes on the role of Genshin, the brutal spearhead of the Japanese army who recognizes Cheon-yeong's extraordinary swordsmanship. He will present the tension of the play as well as show off the most brutal and sad face he has never seen before.

Jung Seong-il played the role of Ha Do-young, who fell into an endless abyss in Part 1 and Part 2 of the Netflix series 'The Glory'. He showed a character with a solid inner self who is willing to take any action to protect the person he loves.

The previous-class visual transformation that will erase the nice image of the previous work is raising questions about what kind of topics will be gathered. The movie 'Chun, Ran', which raises expectations for the face of the cruel vanguard that Jung Sung-il will show off, will be released only through Netflix.

Reporter Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia kkk39@tenasia.co.kr