Lee Tae-ran said, "Ma'am no, it was a livelihood type minor role..32 years ago, Lee Jung Jae extra" [a trip to the White House]

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Actor Lee Tae-ran revealed the hardships of the villain.

The TV Chosun entertainment program "Foodman Heo Young-man's Baekban Travel" aired on the 12th depicted Heo Young-man on a gourmet trip to Hongseong, Chungcheongnam-do with actor Lee Tae-ran.

When Lee Tae-ran appeared at the restaurant on this day, people said, "Why are you acting so bad. Don't act like that," he said, giving a laugh. He mentioned Ko Sung-hee, the villain of KBS 2TV's weekend drama "The Brilliant Days," which ended recently.

Lee Tae-ran said, "After graduating from high school, I went to work for three years. At that time, I played minor roles as a part-time job," he recalled of the past. The following data screen showed Lee Tae-ran, who appeared in a minor role in the 1994 film "Young Man," starring Lee Jung-jae and Shin Eun-kyung.

He said, "Before that, I did a lot of human and sad characters such as 'The Famous Seven Princess' and 'The Royal Family.' "I went to the restaurant with this drama, and my eyes were different," he said, drawing laughter.

On the other hand, Lee Tae-ran said, "It wasn't easy when I was acting," about winning the top prize at the KBS Acting Awards last year. It was a character I hadn't tried before, and it was hard to memorize because there was a lot of dialogue. It was painful, but it was fun. It felt like I was compensated to receive an award. It was rewarding and grateful," he said.

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