"The Power of Good Influence" Choi Bul-am, the Great Clown of Our Times... The Resonance Left by 'Paha, This is Choi Bul-am'

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A documentary highlighting the life and positive influence of actor Choi Bul-am has left a profound impact.

The MBC Family Month special documentary 'Paha, This is Choi Bul-am,' broadcast on the 12th, depicted actor Choi Bul-am's acting career, his sense of social responsibility, and the time he spent living as the 'Father of the Nation.'

During the broadcast, the 'Choi Bul-am series,' which gained explosive popularity alongside the drama 'All in My Family,' was also mentioned. A media studies professor analyzed that he "created a new cultural format," and it was reported that Choi Bul-am readily embraced this trend.

Park Sang-won stated, "For young people who had to endure a harsh reality day by day, Choi Bul-am was an adult they could rely on."

Especially, Choi Bul-am, who received great love for the 'Geum-dong-i' episode in the drama, became a father-like figure to children in reality. Through donation activities with the Green Umbrella Foundation and the revelation that the cast of 'All in My Family' participated in the sponsorship, he spread his positive influence.

Im Ho expressed his respect, saying, "Because he has the influence that an actor can have, he is an adult who considers social responsibility the most important."

The broadcast also revealed that Choi Bul-am has consistently shown interest in missing children and youth issues. Kim Gyeong-ran said, "He is someone who has spent an enormous amount of time and energy on exerting a positive influence," and Lee Hong-ryeol recalled, "It was a great fortune to be able to sponsor together for 27 years. He was truly an adult."

It was also reported that Choi Bul-am showed deep interest in teenagers at juvenile detention centers during his time as a member of the National Assembly.

Yoo Jin described Choi Bul-am as "a lighthouse-like figure," and Lee Hong-ryeol also expressed his respect, saying, "No matter how old I become, Teacher Choi Bul-am is an adult. An adult I want to emulate."

Ko Du-sim said, "He is a clown who continues to offer the rough laughter of a clay pot to the nation until the end," and Baek Il-seop also expressed him as "someone who can only be a clown."

The documentary concluded with the opening music of 'All in My Family,' accompanied by Park Sang-won's narration that "sends sincere applause to every word and gesture he showed on the stage of life," leaving a touching aftertaste.

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