MOVIE
Mad 'Scion' Kim Seon-ho

Recently, a trailer for the movie 'The Scion' (director Park Hoon-jung) was released through various channels. In the trailer of about 40 seconds, Kim Seon-ho showed off his sad blue face and announced the beginning of his acting transformation. Seon-ho Kim (playing the scion), who was drinking cola from a bottle with a straw with an unknown expression, puts his face in front of Tae-joo Kang (playing Marco) with a fishy smile. Kim Seon-ho answers "friend" to the question "Who are you?"

Also, Kim Seon-ho's way of saying "I don't have personal feelings. We're pros, this is business" and "I thought I'd see you soon, right?" shows the tension of a clean madman without malice. On the one hand, you can feel the playfulness, but Kim Seon-ho's expressive power, which is not monotonous, is the best.
'The Scion' is attracting attention as Kim Seon-ho's screen debut and comeback. In the work, Kim Seon-ho digested real and intense action such as car chasing, wire, and shooting action, and the 'Scion' side explained that he was divided into a character with a twisted charm that combines ruthlessness and composure and wit. He also tried to transform his image into a person who wears a neat suit and sticks to a pomade hairstyle.
In particular, the point to watch in this work is whether Kim Seon-ho, who has been loved as a bright and warm character, can convince the public with a maddening cool face. If Kim Seon-ho succeeds in transforming his acting through 'The Scion', industry insiders predict that Kim Seon-ho will be able to make a long run as an actor with a wide spectrum in the future.

Director Park Hoon-jung of 'The Scion' is a trademark of the way the main characters in the first half and the second half of the movie are switched, so it is considered a point to watch how the characters Marco and the Scion will reverse their relationship through some variation in the play. In addition, in this work, director Park sought a variation on his existing noir style, and is said to have put an extraordinary effort into the chase.

Jiye Choi, staff reporter at TenAsia wisdomart@tenasia.co.kr