"A relationship you can't trust until the end"... Park Bo-young aims a gun at Kim Sung-cheol [Gold Land]

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'Gold Land' previews a powerful chemistry between Park Bo-young and Kim Sung-cheol.

'Gold Land' is a golden-hued survival thriller about Hee-ju (Park Bo-young), who has seized 150 billion won in gold bars from a smuggling ring, fighting to monopolize the gold amidst a chaotic landscape of greed and betrayal.

'The stills released on the 23rd capture the coexistence of ruthlessness and a peculiar bond between Kim Hee-ju and Woo-ki (played by Kim Sung-cheol), who has obtained the 150 billion won in gold bars, drawing significant attention. Woo-ki, the first to realize Hee-ju possesses the gold bars, openly reveals his own desires and proposes a dangerous partnership.

'Woo-ki, who casually approaches Hee-ju by leveraging their childhood connection, and Hee-ju, who remains suspicious until the end but ultimately takes his hand, form an unpredictable alliance, sometimes acting like siblings and other times like accomplices. Their relationship, which coexists ruthlessness and familiarity, blurs the lines between enemy and ally, raising curiosity about what choices the two characters, each harboring different desires, will make.

'In particular, the image of Hee-ju and Woo-ki facing each other with fists pressed together generates palpable tension while also building anticipation for an unexpected display of teamwork at a critical moment.

'Meanwhile, the image of 'Hee-ju' aiming a gun at Woo-ki hints at the rift and crisis between the two characters unfolding within the dangerous events surrounding the 150 billion won in gold bars, sparking curiosity. Regarding this, Park Bo-young stated, "Hee-ju and Woo-ki share a truly untrustworthy alliance until the very end," emphasizing the subtle relationship dynamics the two characters will create.

'Kim Sung-cheol also shared, "To enhance the dramatic mystery, I tried not to reveal too much of his inner thoughts," noting his focus on portraying a character who could betray at any moment. As Hee-ju and Woo-ki exist in a state where they can neither fully trust nor abandon each other, attention turns to whether they can maintain their partnership until the end.

'Gold Land' will premiere with episodes 1 and 2 on the 29th, releasing two episodes weekly, and will conclude with a total of 10 episodes.

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