[Official] Kim Mu-yeol, following the box office success of "True Education," to star in Netflix's next project... Cast as "Halmae"

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Actor Kim Mu-yeol has perfectly lined up his next projects as the lead of the Netflix series "Halmae" following his role in "True Education."

Kim Mu-yeol, who delivered a powerful performance as Inspector Na Hwa-jin in the Netflix series "True Education," will appear in the Netflix series "Halmae."

The Netflix series "Halmae" is a noir action drama depicting the desperate revenge of Jeong Suk-ja (played by Lee Jung-eun), who holds a gun for vengeance to protect her grandson, and Seo Yeon-woo, whose hunting instincts are awakened, as they take on the criminal organization Cheonghwa Group. Kim Mu-yeol plays the role of Seo Yeon-woo, the mastermind behind the revenge plot. He is a character who seeks out Jeong Suk-ja, boiling with sorrow and anger, reveals the connection between her grandson's accident and the Cheonghwa Group, and awakens her hunting instincts. Furthermore, he is a mysterious figure who aids Jeong Suk-ja's revenge with his exceptional information-gathering skills and outstanding judgment, yet seems to harbor some other hidden agenda.

Kim Mu-yeol's unique acting style, characterized by both delicacy and high density, is expected to brilliantly portray the complex facets of "Seo Yeon-woo," adding tension to the genre of noir action drama. In particular, having left a strong impression on global audiences through the Netflix series "True Education," his joining as the lead of "Halmae" after "First Doctor" has drawn significant attention to what kind of performance he will deliver to viewers worldwide once again through this work.

Additionally, following a successful domestic fan meeting held on the 23rd, where he spent meaningful time with fans who have supported him for a long time, Kim Mu-yeol is expected to continue holding fan meetings in Taiwan and Japan, expanding his interactions with global fans. As he receives intense interest from Asian fans beyond Korea, his confirmation of a new work as an actor has further heightened anticipation for his future activities.

Meanwhile, "Halmae" will be released on Netflix.

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