Park Hyeong-sik, “This is the first time the crown prince wears hanbok”

Park Hyung-sik confessed his review of the crown prince wearing hanbok.

On the 1st, the production presentation for tvN's new Monday-Tuesday drama 'Youth's Tale' (written by Jeong Hyeon-jung, directed by Lee Jong-jae) was held online. In attendance were producer Lee Jong-jae, actors Park Hyeong-sik, Jeon So-ni, Pyo Ye-jin, Yoon Jong-seok, and Lee Tae-sun.

Park Hyeong-sik said about wearing hanbok by attempting a historical drama for the first time in six years since the KBS 2TV drama 'Hwarang', which ended in February 2017, "It's been a long time since I did a historical drama, and this is the first time I've acted wearing a hat. At one point, I was hooked and the next. "I was curious about the content. I thought that the work and this book had power. "I had great expectations about what the picture would be like if this script was turned into a drama, so I chose it."

He added, “It was my first time wearing the crown prince's clothes, and as I filmed for a long time until the clothes wore off, at some point I felt like I had been living this kind of life.”

'Worth of Youth' is a youth salvation romance drama that tells the story of Crown Prince Lee Hwan (played by Park Hyeong-sik), who is under a mysterious curse, and Min Jae-i (played by Jeon So-ni), a genius girl who is pointed out as the culprit of a family murder case. In the play, Park Hyung-sik plays the role of Lee Hwan, a lonely crown prince who harbors the secret of a curse.

Ryu Ye-ji, Ten Asia Reporter ryuperstar@tenasia.co.kr