Yoo No-yoon-ho, honestly confesses about 'Fine' praise: "There's nowhere left for me to go down in acting"[Radio Star][★Night TView]

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Singer and actor Yoo No-yoon-ho revealed the story of his growth after overcoming the humiliation of poor acting.

In an episode of MBC's variety program 'Radio Star' broadcast on the 15th, Yoo No-yoon-ho appeared and confessed that he was sent away for two weeks after being severely criticized by the director for his acting during the filming of 'Fine: The Country Bumpkins'.

That day, Yoo No-yoon-ho revealed that after taking on the role of a thug named Yang Ah-chi in 'Fine', he received feedback from the director saying "it's not enough" during a script reading and was sent to Mokpo for two weeks. He said, "I didn't know it was an audition, so I did the reading without proper preparation. After asking for just one more chance, I immediately went to Mokpo. While taking a taxi there, I asked people all day long. After studying the local dialect, I did the reading again two weeks later, and the director said, 'That's it! You passed!' and showed me the LINE-up right away."

He continued, "There were so many incredible senior actors appearing that just being part of the cast was overwhelming. I wanted to see how they worked together, so I memorized all their lines beforehand. When they saw that, both the senior actor and the director were surprised."

In response, Kim Seong-ryeong expressed surprise, saying, "I've never seen anyone like that before," while Yoo No-yoon-ho replied, "As for acting, there's nowhere left for me to go down. Perhaps because my impact was strong, when the members occasionally gather, they still bring up that story."

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