Ko Kyung-pyo's sharp charisma takes control of Yeouido..'90s "Elite President" [Undercover Miss Hong]

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Actor Ko Kyung-pyo made his first appearance in "Undercover Miss Hong," revealing his extraordinary dignity.

Ko Kyung-pyo made a strong first impression as Shin Jung-woo, a perfectionist management consultant who believes that only numbers are honest in tvN's new Saturday-Sunday drama "Undercover Miss Hong" (directed by Park Seon-ho, scripted by Moon Hyun-kyung, planned studio dragon, and produced by Celltrion Entertainment and Studio Dragon), which aired on the 18th.

On this day's broadcast, Jung-woo was pictured taking office as the new president of the Korea Securities Co., Ltd. Ko Kyung-pyo appeared on the inauguration stage with an undisrupted suit fit and confident steps, and dominated the Yeouido headquarters at once with his eyes and charisma that overwhelmed the audience.

Jung-woo's cool presence shone in the scene that followed. In the face of dismissal, he showed his cool-headed workaholic side by drawing a cold line to his secretary Ko Bok-hee (Ha Yoon-kyung), who asked about his breakfast menu or taste, saying, "Bob or coffee errands are not the best supplement."

At the end of the broadcast, Jung-woo found his former lover Geum-bo (Park Shin-hye), who is under false employment. Jung-woo called Geum-bo, who was running away, and made an intense ending. Fifteen years ago, the relationship reunited with the president as a low-ranking employee, raising expectations for a change in the relationship between the two in the future.

Ko Kyung-pyo completed the aura of the elite president in the 1990s with his restrained dialogue tone and sharp gaze processing, heralding the birth of another life character. Attention is focusing on his performance in the upcoming development, which showed his "non-fungible" presence by changing the game of the play from his first appearance.

Meanwhile, tvN's "Undercover Miss Hong," starring Ko Kyung-pyo, airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:10 p.m.

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