Rescuer Lee Jun-young saves Song Kang [Four Hands]

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Actor Lee Jun-young further highlighted the presence of Choi Jeong-yo, a conductor who was once a genius pianist, in tvN's Saturday-Sunday drama "Four Hands."

In episodes aired on the 19th and 20th, Choi Jeong-yo returned as the winner of an international conducting competition nine years after going missing and became a guest conductor for the Korean Symphony. He chose Kang Bi-o (played by Song Kang) as his duet partner. Choi Jeong-yo persuaded Kang Bi-o, who feared playing the piano, to perform the duet. As they prepared for their first rehearsal with the orchestra, he told the nervous Kang Bi-o, "This time, trust me absolutely. I will control the orchestra," conveying his intention to take on conducting duties.

Choi Jeong-yo revealed that he lost his memory due to an accident nine years ago in front of people, but was actually portrayed as someone who retained memories related to Kang Bi-o and those around him. After being left alone, he showed plans for revenge, revealing another side of the character.

In "Four Hands," Lee Jun-young plays Choi Jeong-yo, a conductor formerly a genius pianist, acting as both the leader guiding Kang Bi-o's duet performance and a character harboring memories from the past while plotting revenge.

Lee Jun-young secured first place for three consecutive weeks in the TV-OTT integrated drama popularity category for actor appearances during the second week of September. The tvN Saturday-Sunday drama "Four Hands," starring Lee Jun-young, also topped the TV-OTT integrated drama popularity category for three consecutive weeks during the same period.

"Four Hands" airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:10 p.m.

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