Yoo Jae-seok's dramatic role in the series "My Brother Stole My Girlfriend, and Now I'm Taking Her Back" breaks new ground [What If You Watched?]

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The script reading scene for Yoo Jae-seok's debut short-form drama, "My Brother Stole My Girlfriend, and Now I'm Taking Her Back," has been revealed.

In the the 9th broadcast of MBC's "What If You Watched?" (directed by Kim Jin-yong, Lee Ju-won, Kim Ki-ho, Ahn Ji-seon, Bang Seong-su, Park Eun-jin; written by Noh Min-seon), behind-the-scenes footage of the short-form drama "My Brother Stole My Girlfriend, and Now I'm Taking Her Back" (abbreviated as "Dong-Hum-Nae-Yeo-Da-Ppeot") featuring wild performances by actors Kim Seok-hoon, Kim Sung-kyun, Heo Kyung-hwan, and Jung Jun-ha will be aired.

"Dong-Hum-Nae-Yeo-Da-Ppeot" is a work that has drawn attention as Yoo Jae-seok's directorial debut in short-form drama. HaHa served as the screenwriter, and Ju Woo-jae worked as the assistant director, providing solid support. With its unconventional title, the work promises a story that will unleash high-octane dopamine, raising expectations.

The script reading, attended by both the production team and the cast, proceeded in a serious yet passionate atmosphere. Veteran actors Kim Seok-hoon and Kim Sung-kyun faced moments of "hyeonta" (reality check) due to the shocking settings and intuitive dialogue that made them doubt their eyes, but they quickly regained their composure and delivered professional performances, earning praise from Director Yoo.

Kim Sung-kyun portrayed Kim Sung-kyun, a man who does not want to lose anything, delivering a brilliant performance that ignited the flames of desire. Kim Seok-hoon played Kim Seok-hoon, a man who has lost everything, carving out a narrative of sharpening the blade of revenge and heightening immersion.

Heo Kyung-hwan, the heroine of "Dong-Hum-Nae-Yeo-Da-Ppeot" who took on the challenge of unconventional cross-dressing, transformed into Heo In-ok, a seductive woman who captured the hearts of two men, instantly captivating the set with her sultry vocal delivery and rich emotional acting. Jung Jun-ha, who took on multiple roles, showcased his chameleon-like charm through a wide spectrum of acting, successfully hitting Director Yoo Jae-seok's taste.

Director Yoo Jae-seok boosted the atmosphere by giving stormy direction to the actors, saying, "I like this tone," and "This is my aesthetic!"

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