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'Revival Man' Gu Gyeo-hun, Bold Transformation with Red Hair... "Can't Overstep Senior Anne of the Red Hair"

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Kim Nayeon

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Gu Gyeo-hun / Photo='Revival Man' Poster
Gu Gyeo-hun / Photo='Revival Man' Poster

Actor Gu Gyeo-hun is set to make a striking visual and action transformation through the film 'Revival Man: The Red'.

On the 26th, a production conference for the film 'Revival Man: The Red' (directed by Baek) was held at Lotte Cinema Gwanggyo Station in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul. Attending the event were Director Baek, Gu Gyeo-hun, Shin Seung-ho, Kang Ki-young, and Kim Si-a.

'Revival Man: The Red' (hereinafter 'Revival Man') is a film depicting the story of Seok-hwan (played by Gu Gyeo-hun), a job seeker whose only qualification is unfounded confidence, who discovers he has the ability to revive 72 hours after death and finds himself pursued by mysterious forces.

Gu Gyeo-hun plays Seok-hwan, a man who grows stronger the more he dies, previewing a new look.

In this work, he also attempted a noticeable visual transformation. Completing a striking impression with red hair, Gu Gyeo-hun expressed satisfaction, saying, "I am grateful for your kind words that it suits me well," and added, "It is indeed a special setting. It feels good to be given a new color."

He did not forget his signature witty humor either. Gu Gyeo-hun joked, "I cannot overcome the stronghold of Senior Anne of the Red Hair," eliciting laughter from the audience.

One of the most important challenges for 'Revival Man' was to naturally convince audiences of the unrealistic setting that Seok-hwan revives after 72 hours and his physical abilities gradually increase with each death.

To achieve this, Gu Gyeo-hun focused on meticulously mastering the flow and movements of the action. He stated, "It was important to execute the action concepts prepared by the director," and explained, "I thought I should learn well from the martial arts team as if learning choreography."

He further elaborated on his approach to action acting, saying, "Since it is not actual hitting, I believe one must move while looking into the opponent's eyes, as if performing choreography," and added, "My stance was to create it well like a dance." He also noted, "In parts where abilities increase with each revival, we also received help from VFX."

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