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“Remarried Empress” star Joo Ji-hoon plays Emperor Sovieush and achieves enlightenment… “Fans call him ‘Gae-bieush’” [Moon Teuk]

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Joo Ji-hoon /Photo=YouTube channel Moon Teuk (Civilization Express)
Joo Ji-hoon /Photo=YouTube channel Moon Teuk (Civilization Express)

Actor Joo Ji-hoon humbly accepted fans’ reactions to his character Sovieush in “Remarried Empress.”

On the 12th, a video featuring Shin Min-a, Joo Ji-hoon, Lee Jong-suk, and Lee Se-young, the main cast of the Disney+ series “Remarried Empress,” was uploaded to the YouTube channel “Moon Teuk” (Civilization Express).

On this day, MC Jae-jae described Sovieush, the character played by Joo Ji-hoon in the drama, as a “character that makes me very angry when I watch him.”

In response, Joo Ji-hoon confessed, “Fans of the original work do not call Sovieush ‘Sovieush.’ They call him ‘Gae-bieush.’ I have accepted this,” eliciting laughter.

/Photo=YouTube channel Moon Teuk (Civilization Express)
/Photo=YouTube channel Moon Teuk (Civilization Express)

Hearing this, Lee Se-young expressed surprise, saying, “So you knew about it?” Joo Ji-hoon replied calmly with a simple “Yes,” provoking even greater laughter.

Jae-jae explained, “I have watched the original work up to Episode 200, and the best comment is always ‘Gae-bieush.’ There are also many comments calling Rasta ‘Lobster’ (Rabsta).” Joo Ji-hoon squeezed his eyes shut and wore an expression of enlightenment.

Meanwhile, “Remarried Empress,” released on the 3rd, is a romantic fantasy epic in which Navie (played by Shin Min-a), the perfect empress of the Dongdae Empire, is notified of a divorce by Emperor Sovieush (played by Joo Ji-hoon), who has fallen for the runaway slave Rasta (played by Lee Se-young). In exchange for accepting the divorce, she demands permission to remarry Prince Heinrey (played by Lee Jong-suk) of the Seowang Kingdom.

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