'Inferiority' for Go Yoon-jung, 'Nervousness' for Gu Gyeon-ho... Choi Won-young Transforms into a Film Studio Executive with 'Might Makes Right' [Moja Mussa]

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Actor Choi Won-young has transformed into a successful film studio executive in "Everyone Is Fighting Their Own Sense of Worthlessness" (hereinafter "Moja Mussa").

On the 18th, Choi Won-young appeared as Choi Dong-hyun, a film studio Choi Pil-reum (CEO) and a typical 'might makes right' character, in JTBC's Saturday-Sunday drama "Moja Mussa" (directed by Cha Young-hoon, written by Park Hae-young).

In her previous work "Dear Robber," Choi played Im Sa-hyung, a character blinded by ambition and power, fully embodying cruelty. In "The River," she perfectly portrayed a righteous figure through Daeho-gun, who moves forward with a sense of justice. Now, Choi has met viewers once again as a character with a different resolve.

Notably, Choi Won-young skillfully captured emotions such as contempt and disregard toward incompetent individuals through subtle facial expressions and nuanced emotional shifts, drawing attention. For instance, when Hwang Dong-man (played by Gu Gyeon-ho) accidentally touches her, she instantly turns her face into one of displeasure and sharply brushes off the area, exemplifying Choi (CEO)'s behavior. In this scene, Choi displayed a raw, familiar irritation that resonated deeply with reality.

Choi also firmly established the Choi (CEO) character through her interactions with other characters. When dealing with Byun Eun-ah (played by Go Yoon-jung), she unhesitatingly reveals a cold expression and tone, conveying her sense of inferiority toward him. With Hwang Dong-man, she scolds him dismissively with irritation and nervousness, saying, "Why do you think you can't do it? I'm asking you," thereby concretizing the character of Choi Dong-hyun. Although she offers advice as if for the other person's benefit, she ultimately uses them as an outlet for her own emotions, portraying a vulgar human nature.

As such, the character Choi Dong-hyun is a typical 'might makes right' figure who believes that people are clearly divided into 'classes.' However, the twist lies in the fact that he cannot be simply hated despite his blatant 'might makes right' attitude. This subtle charm of Choi (CEO) is present from the very first episode. It is Choi Dong-hyun who delivers a direct blow to Hwang Dong-man's rudeness, which everyone avoids but dares not openly criticize. The squirming of Hwang Dong-man, triggered by the dagger Choi Dong-hyun thrusts, promises to deliver further entertainment in the future.

"Moja Mussa" follows a human's desperate search for peace while being driven to madness by envy and jealousy among successful peers, feeling left behind. The drama airs every Saturday at 10:40 PM and Sunday at 10:30 PM.

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