'Four Hands' Lee Jun-young: "Viewing Points? Song Kang's Handsomeness, Jang Gyu-ri's Liveliness, Director Park Hyun-seok's Directing Skills"

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Actor Lee Jun-young highlighted Song Kang's handsomeness and Jang Gyu-ri's liveliness as key viewing points for 'Four Hands'.

On the 25th afternoon, an online production conference 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 military enlistment schedule.

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

On this day, when asked about viewing points, Lee Jun-young replied, "I hope viewers will watch it with the mindset of listening to and savoring a single classical piece."

He continued, "Above all, the viewing points for 'Four Hands' are Song Kang's handsomeness, Director Park's cool yet delicate directing style, Jang Gyu-ri's lively appearance, and her dazzling piano performance skills," proudly adding that this brought laughter.

Meanwhile, regarding his own perspective on viewing points, Song Kang stated, "All the cast members have emotional arcs. I hope viewers will also pay attention to the overall piano and viola performances."

In 'Four Hands', Song Kang plays pianist Kang Bi-o, who has followed an elite path; Lee Jun-young portrays top rookie Choi Jeong-yo, who rose like a comet; and Jang Gyu-ri takes on the role of violist Hong Jae-in, who recognized the two's genius talents sooner than anyone else. The series premieres at 9:10 p.m. on the 29th.

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