Kim Tae-woo, who became a shaman, has a half-tie long hair → sunglasses..Unexpected visual. [I'm a human from today]

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Actor Kim Tae-woo is drawing attention with his unconventional visuals and acting.

Kim Tae-woo played Park Soo-moo in SBS's Friday-Saturday drama "I'm a Human From Today" (script Park Chan-young, director Kim Jung-kwon), which aired from the 23rd to the 24th. In particular, Kim Tae-woo appeared for the first time in a half-tiered long hair and sunglasses, revealing his unusual presence.

In the play, Jang Do-cheol drew attention with his appearance of a "fox hunter" who tried hard to catch a Gumiho. Jang Do-cheol intentionally approached Lee Yun (Choi Seung-yoon) in prison, released the magic of the Gumiho Eun-ho (Kim Hye-yoon), who was caught by him, and suggested that he be bait for fox hunting. Jang Do-cheol's voice, which slowly recited, "From now on, I'm going to hunt foxes," was enough to evoke eerieness in the viewers.

Jang Do-cheol, who set traps in the abandoned construction site, performed a bizarre ritual calling out the spirit of the wild dog, and drew the horrified Lee Yun's arm on a ranch road to purposely smell like a fox. Jang Do-cheol's cool eyes and facial expressions gave him an overwhelming sense of pressure and quickly turned the genre of the play into a mystery thriller.

In addition, Jang Do-cheol disguised himself as a taxi driver to call Eun-ho and kidnapped Kang Si-yeol (played by Romon), causing tension. Soon after, Jang Do-cheol threatened Eun-ho with a photographic examination that could cut off his fate, creating a situation that was imminent. Although he failed to hunt the Gumiho, Jang Do-cheol's meticulous plan became a decisive opportunity for Eun-ho to lose his power and destroy the fox ball.

In this way, Kim Tae-woo created an unrivaled clap-and-clap character that goes between "K-horror" and "K-fantasy" by demonstrating his acting skills through "I'm a human from today." In particular, while the reason why Jang Do-cheol has a grudge against Gumiho is still veiled, Kim Tae-woo filled the character's emotional line by playing even the detailed tremors of the corners of his mouth and eyelids.

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