Kim Mu-yeol: "True Education" Brings Thrills, Joy, and Touching Moments.. Feels Like Making 10 Works

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Actor Kim Mu-yeol revealed the reason he chose "True Education."

On the 5th, a press conference for the Netflix series "True Education" was held at the Ambassador Seoul Fullman Hotel in Jung-gu, Seoul. Director Hong Jong-chan, along with actors Kim Mu-yeol, Lee Sung-min, Jin Ki-ju, and Pyo Ji-hoon, attended the event and shared various stories.

"True Education" is a work depicting the bold activities of the School Authority Protection Bureau, which stands on the side of victims to set schools right.

Kim Mu-yeol takes on the role of "Na Hwa-jin," a sharp-witted inspector from the School Authority Bureau, raising expectations. "Na Hwa-jin," a former member of the Special Warfare Command, is a character who delivers a satisfying blow to the scene where problems occur.

He said, "I found the script fun to read. It seems to be a work that tells difficult stories in an easy way. It's a comprehensive gift set containing thrills, joy, and touching moments. It includes all genres without holding back. It feels like I've made about 10 works," he explained.

Kim Mu-yeol reunited with director Hong Jong-chan and actor Lee Sung-min following Netflix's "Youth Judge." He said, "In the previous work 'Youth Judge,' we handled difficult and sensitive issues, and I remember working with caution and sensitivity. So, I worked with trust again this time, and I was satisfied once more. I believe we created a work that goes beyond simple consumption," he explained.

He continued, "This is the third time I've worked with senior actor Lee Sung-min. Meeting him was simply wonderful and brought a sense of relief. It gave me the confidence that I could do anything, and he was also a spiritual pillar for me beyond the work itself," he shared.

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