Kwon Seung-woo Reflects on 'Esquire' Finale with Warmth and Wit

Actor Kwon Seung-woo shared his heartfelt and witty thoughts on the conclusion of the JTBC weekend drama 'Esquire: Lawyers Dreaming of Lawyers' (hereafter 'Esquire'), which aired its final episode on the 7th.

In 'Esquire,' Kwon captivated viewers with his portrayal of Choi Hee-chul, a partner lawyer who chases power. He skillfully embodied a character clinging to power, delivering Choi Hee-chul's personality vividly with just a few lines of dialogue. Notably, in episodes 7 and 8, he plotted a secret scheme to oust Yoon Seok-hoon (played by Lee Jin-wook) by sensing shifts in corporate power, only to face a surprising twist. His performance heightened the drama's tension.

Kwon Seung-woo, who left a memorable impression in a short span, expressed, "I feel honored to have met great people and participated in a wonderful project. I was happy and enjoyed every moment of filming." He added humorously, "Hee-chul's biggest fault is choosing the wrong friends." He also extended his respect and gratitude to everyone involved in creating 'Esquire' and to the fans who loved the show, showing his warm affection for the project and his character.

Kwon Seung-woo continues his busy schedule, now starring as Choi Ki-ppeum in JTBC's new Friday series 'My Youth,' which premiered on the 5th. He is set to portray a cheerful and bright new manager, living up to his name, with his unique charm.

Reported by Kim Ji-won, TenAsia bella@tenasia.co.kr