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In "The 100-Day Lie," Jin Sun-kyu stated, "I will erase the character of Wi Seong-rak from 'The Outlaws'... I am portraying a top-tier villain who is Japanese."

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Actor Jin Sun-kyu poses at the production press conference for the tvN drama "The 100-Day Lie," held on the afternoon of the 29th at Seoul CGV Yongsan iPark Mall. "The 100-Day Lie," a 100-day spy romance unfolding as the best pickpocket in Gyeongseong, who has become a secret agent, and an elite interpreter from the Jo Seon (총독) Ministry face off in the heart of enemy territory, will air its first episode on the 10th of next month. /September 28, 2026 /Photo=Lee Dong-hoon photoguy@
Actor Jin Sun-kyu poses at the production press conference for the tvN drama "The 100-Day Lie," held on the afternoon of the 29th at Seoul CGV Yongsan iPark Mall. "The 100-Day Lie," a 100-day spy romance unfolding as the best pickpocket in Gyeongseong, who has become a secret agent, and an elite interpreter from the Jo Seon (총독) Ministry face off in the heart of enemy territory, will air its first episode on the 10th of next month. /September 28, 2026 /Photo=Lee Dong-hoon photoguy@

Actor Jin Sun-kyu is set to showcase a "top-tier villain" through "The 100-Day Lie."

The production press conference for tvN's new Saturday-Sunday drama "The 100-Day Lie" (directed by Yoo In-sik and Kim Yun-jin, written by Ryu Bo-ri), a special project marking the network's 20th anniversary, was held on the afternoon of the 29th at CGV Yongsan iPark Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul. Director Yoo In-sik and actors Kim Yu-jung, Park Jin-young, Kim Hyeon-ju, Lee Mu-seong, and Jin Sun-kyu attended.

Jin Sun-kyu said, "This character's desire to be recognized grows strong, and he expresses it through the weak. While it is not something that can be easily understood, I had many discussions with the director to bring the performance to life. Because we are showing the appearance of an unforgivable villain, I did not try to beautify him."

He added, "The role is of a Japanese person who was born and raised in Korea. Therefore, I needed to love Japan even more and speak Japanese well. Since I did not know hiragana, I lived in Japan for two months and memorized the script for seven hours a day continuously. It felt like I could not keep up otherwise. I also took Japanese lessons."

Jin Sun-kyu particularly previewed a new villain through this work, stating, "I created this role with the intention of erasing Wi Seong-rak from the movie 'The Outlaws.'"

"The 100-Day Lie" is a 100-day spy romance that unfolds as the best pickpocket in Gyeongseong, who has become a secret agent, and an elite interpreter from the Jo Seon (총독) Ministry face off in the heart of enemy territory. Director Yoo In-sik, who directed "Dr. Romantic" and "Extraordinary Attorney Woo," is at the helm, while writer Ryu Bo-ri, known for "Do You Like Brahms?", added to the work's quality.

Kim Yu-jung plays Lee Ga-kyung, who goes undercover as an interpreter trainee for the Jo Seon (총독) Ministry for 100 days after being the best pickpocket in Gyeongseong. Park Jin-young portrays Sato Hideo (played by Kim Tae-ung), an elite interpreter from the Jo Seon (총독) Ministry.

Kim Hyeon-ju plays Yoo So-ran, a decisive figure who is a sniper for the anti-Japanese group Guksokdan and infiltrates Lee Ga-kyung into the Jo Seon (총독) Ministry. Lee Mu-seong plays Yoo Philip, an American correspondent of Korean descent, while Jin Sun-kyu portrays Sato Shinichi, the Political Inspector General of the Jo Seon (총독) Ministry.

"The 100-Day Lie" will air its first episode at 9:10 p.m. on October 10.

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