'Four Hands' Song Kang: "Nervous enough to tremble during first script reading after discharge"

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Actor Song Kang shared his impressions of his first project since being discharged from the military.

On the afternoon of the 25th, an online production presentation for tvN's new Saturday-Sunday drama "Four Hands" (script by Shin Yi-won) was held, with director Park Hyun-seok and actors Song Kang, Lee Jun-young, and Jang Gyu-ri in attendance. The event was pre-recorded last July due to Lee Jun-young's scheduled military enlistment.

"Four Hands" is a drama depicting the friendship, love, competition, and growth of young people who meet at an arts high school where only musical geniuses gather. It has drawn attention as Song Kang's first return role after discharge and Lee Jun-young's final leading role before his military enlistment.

On this day, Song Kang said, "It was my first script reading in a long time since discharge, so I was nervous enough to tremble, but Lee Jun-young handled the acting well. From that moment on, I suddenly felt at ease and was able to film very comfortably," expressing his gratitude toward Lee Jun-young.

He added, "I also received significant help from Jang Gyu-ri in terms of acting, so I was able to finish filming very happily."

Meanwhile, Song Kang plays pianist Kang Bi-o, who has followed an elite path; Lee Jun-young plays rising star Choi Jeong-yo; and Jang Gyu-ri plays violist Hong Jae-in, who recognized the two's genius talents sooner than anyone else. The series premieres on the 29th at 9:10 p.m.

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