Actor Kim Junghyun Leaves a Lasting Impression in 'A Hundred Memories'

Kim Junghyun, an alumnus of the Korea National University of Arts, is making more than just a cameo appearance in the JTBC weekend drama 'A Hundred Memories'.

In the series, Kim takes on the role of 'Junghyun', capturing viewers' attention with his portrayal of a character who, despite his carefree and playful exterior, shows a deep and sincere affection for Young-rae.

From the early episodes, Kim Junghyun has been a steadfast presence for Young-rae, expressing his feelings more through actions than words, which has charmed the audience. A particularly memorable scene involves him introducing Young-rae to his mother during a meal, saying, "She's a friend I like. It's unrequited for now," delivering a heartfelt confession that resonated with viewers.

Kim Junghyun also makes a strong impression in his tense interactions with Young-rae's crush, Han Jae-pil (played by Heo Nam-jun). In a scene at a street stall, he confronts Jae-pil, saying, "Make your intentions clear. In case you haven't noticed, I care about Young-rae. A lot. But ever since Jong-hee showed up, things have been confusing. If you hesitate any longer, I'll step on the gas. This is a warning from one man to another," revealing his hidden emotions and convincingly portraying the fine line between unrequited love and bold pursuit.

With his solid acting skills, Kim Junghyun seamlessly navigates the emotional landscape of his character and the storyline in 'A Hundred Memories', naturally bringing out the charm of 'Junghyun'. His portrayal has been praised for its enduring sincerity, leaving a lasting impression on the audience. As the series approaches its conclusion, anticipation builds for how Kim will continue to bring authenticity to his role.

The final episodes of 'A Hundred Memories' will air on Saturday, the 18th at 10:40 PM, and Sunday, the 19th at 10:30 PM.

Lee So-jung, TenAsia Reporter forusojung@tenasia.co.kr