Translation Credit : Erika Kim
Lee Min Ho put on the action for Faith.
Lee Min Ho has been pouring more life into his character, Choi Young, with every new episode of SBS′ Faith. The splendid action scenes and his strong eyes have come together to turn out great scene after great scene.
The scene where he exploded in rage at Deok Heung (Park Yoon Jae) for using poison against Eun Soo (Kim Hee Sun) in the drama′s 15th episode was made even more emotionally moving with his sharp eyes and the tears contained in them.
The action scene in the 16th episode, in which Choi Young appeared in front of No Guk (Park Se Young), outnumbered by Gi Chul′s (Yoo Oh Sung) forces, and cut down his enemies, had his viewers following his every move.
On set, Lee Min Ho is known for volunteering willingly to take on challenging scenes where his teamwork with his staff and partners are important, wielding effortlessly the long sword that′s usually hard to use in heightening tension. His serious expressions as a warrior also merge with the scenes to add to the mood and surprise the producers.
One official from Faith said, "Lee Min Ho has great concentration and instinct, and yet he is very sensitive. His acting skills shine in every cut, letting him draw out great scenes every time."
The previous episode added to the mystery of the plot with a letter written to Eun Soo in the last page of a diary, seemingly fortelling Choi Young′s death.
Photo credit: SBS
Lee Min Ho has been pouring more life into his character, Choi Young, with every new episode of SBS′ Faith. The splendid action scenes and his strong eyes have come together to turn out great scene after great scene.
The scene where he exploded in rage at Deok Heung (Park Yoon Jae) for using poison against Eun Soo (Kim Hee Sun) in the drama′s 15th episode was made even more emotionally moving with his sharp eyes and the tears contained in them.
The action scene in the 16th episode, in which Choi Young appeared in front of No Guk (Park Se Young), outnumbered by Gi Chul′s (Yoo Oh Sung) forces, and cut down his enemies, had his viewers following his every move.
On set, Lee Min Ho is known for volunteering willingly to take on challenging scenes where his teamwork with his staff and partners are important, wielding effortlessly the long sword that′s usually hard to use in heightening tension. His serious expressions as a warrior also merge with the scenes to add to the mood and surprise the producers.
One official from Faith said, "Lee Min Ho has great concentration and instinct, and yet he is very sensitive. His acting skills shine in every cut, letting him draw out great scenes every time."
The previous episode added to the mystery of the plot with a letter written to Eun Soo in the last page of a diary, seemingly fortelling Choi Young′s death.
Photo credit: SBS
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