Ryeo Woon, "Sparkling..."→"Weak Hero 2" →"Bloody Flower" regardless of genre, "Life Character."

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Actor Ryeo-woon is creating a life character in every work with unlimited acting transformation regardless of genre and character.

Ryeo-woon recently imprinted a new face in Disney+'s series "Bloody Flower" with a drastic transformation as Lee Woo-gyeom, a genius serial killer who can treat incurable diseases. It has raised the completeness of the work with an unpredictable aspect that goes between tranquility and madness, and is proving its wide acting spectrum and presence with a different challenge that erased familiar images.

Ryeo-woon, who continued to grow by drawing different faces of youth in each work, has established himself as a male protagonist representing his 20s. Since debuting with the drama "The Temperature of Love" in 2017, "Dr. Friesner," "365: A Year Against Destiny," and "Oh!" Through various works such as 'Samgwang Villa!' filmography has been built step by step. JTBC's "18 Again" then impressed viewers by playing Hong Si-woo, a blunt twin son who does not easily express his feelings, delicately expressing the process of opening up to his family and friends.

SBS 'Readers of the Heart of Evil' is a work that proves Ryeo-woon's improved acting skills. Ryeo-woon, who played the role of Jung Woo-ju, the youngest statistical analyst on the crime behavior analysis team in the play, completed the character's narrative in three dimensions, from the passion and excitement of the first-timers to the serious side of gradually maturing. Through this, he won the "2022 SBS Acting Awards" for male new actor, solidifying his presence as a rising new actor.

Ryeo-woon took a leap forward as an actor by taking his first role in a historical drama at the same time as his first attempt through SBS's "Kkotseonbi Love Story." He was responsible for the central axis of the narrative by portraying the character stably as Kang San, a retired son with a secret and a dance preparatory student, and led the work with an attractive character by adding romance acting that evoked excitement. As a result, he established himself as a next-generation leading actor and won the "2023 SBS Acting Awards" mini-series Melo/Roco Men's Outstanding Performance a year after winning the Rookie Award.

Ryeo-woon's colorful charm was in full bloom on tvN's "Twinkle Watermelon," which aired the same year after "Flower Sun-bi's romantic relationship." Ryeo-woon, who plays Ha Eun-kyul, the only blue man (CODA) born to deaf parents and a musical genius high school student, performed enthusiastically that naturally melted into the character, and even performed sign language and other acting, increasing his immersion. In the human, romance narrative centered on time slip, it has emerged as a shining "icon of youth," conveying warm emotion and healing through a wide range of emotional performances.

In the original Genie TV drama "Namib," Ryeo-woon then decomposed into Yoo Jin-woo, a long-term trainee heading toward his dream, drawing an incomplete self-portrait of youth. It added depth to the play by densely expressing the crisis faced by a character with a painful wound and the moments of hope that he stood up again, and left a strong impression with a rich emotional performance. The acting and visual harmonize to reveal a more mature presence.

Ryeo Woon's acting transformation peaked once again through the Netflix series Weak Hero Class 2. Ryeo-woon, who transformed into Eun Jang-go leader "Baku" Park Hu-min in the play, caught the attention of global viewers by showing a variety of charms, including pleasant relaxation, relentless charisma, and a solid inner side that values loyalty. With solid action acting, he provided a pleasant pleasure and balanced emotional acting, performing both action and narrative, which led to high buzz and global popularity.

Ryeo-woon, who has shown steady growth with the character in the work, has established himself as a "trusted actor" by building credibility with filmography that crosses genres. In this "Bloody Flower," expectations are high for Ryeo-woon's acting moves in the future, as he is making a strong impact every day with a new face that is different from his previous work.

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