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Seong Hoon, "Why do I get offers for dramas based on existing works? Because overseas rights sell well and we don't run a deficit" — Laughs [The Boss's Vulgar Taste]

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Actor Seong Hoon poses at the production press conference for MBN's Wednesday-Thursday drama "The Boss's Vulgar Taste," held on the morning of the 11th at the Stanford Hotel in Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul. "The Boss's Vulgar Taste," a romantic comedy about chaebol boss Gwon Do-hyuk, who sets out to find "Her" from a single album, and indie vocalist Lee Eun-chaey, who appears as a variable in his life, premieres on the 11th. /November 11, 2026 /Photo=Lee Dong-hoon photoguy@
Actor Seong Hoon poses at the production press conference for MBN's Wednesday-Thursday drama "The Boss's Vulgar Taste," held on the morning of the 11th at the Stanford Hotel in Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul. "The Boss's Vulgar Taste," a romantic comedy about chaebol boss Gwon Do-hyuk, who sets out to find "Her" from a single album, and indie vocalist Lee Eun-chaey, who appears as a variable in his life, premieres on the 11th. /November 11, 2026 /Photo=Lee Dong-hoon photoguy@

Actor Seong Hoon candidly revealed why he receives offers for dramas based on existing works.

On the morning of the 11th, the production press conference for MBN's new Wednesday-Thursday drama "The Boss's Vulgar Taste" was held at Stanford Hotel Korea in Sangam, Mapo-gu, Seoul, attended by Director Kang Sol and actors Seong Hoon, Oh Se-young, and Lee Jung-shin.

"The Boss's Vulgar Taste" is a taste-bullseye undercover romance between chaebol boss Gwon Do-hyuk (Seong Hoon), who has zero sense of taste and is searching for "Her" from a single album, and indie band vocalist Lee Eun-chaey (Oh Se-young), the only variable to appear in his life. It is based on the popular web novel and webtoon of the same name.

On this day, regarding his frequent appearances on television through dramas based on existing works, Seong Hoon said, "It seems I have often been sought out for works with original sources. I think production companies and directors have recognized my capabilities well."

He continued, "To be honest, when I appear in a drama, the overseas rights sell well. Since it is not a structure where we start at a deficit, I think that is why they come to me. I am also giving my all with my life on the line," revealing this candidly and drawing laughter.

Meanwhile, "The Boss's Vulgar Taste" premieres at 10:20 p.m. on this day.

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