Netflix's original Korean drama "The other side of the gunIn "The Destined One," popular actor Kim Young-kwang's portrayal of "Wen Bai" sparked heated discussion and quickly became a hot topic. Previously, he took on a villain role for the first time in "The Destined One," portraying the serial killer "Sung Yun-oh," showcasing a memorable dark allure. In the upcoming comic-based drama "Charm," Kim Young-kwang will play "K," proving himself to be a challenger. Here's a look at Kim Young-kwang's five most prominent villain roles.
The Other Side of the Gun (Literary and Vernacular)
"Beyond the Gun" has been gaining popularity recently. Kim Young-kwang's portrayal of the villain, Moon Baek, has a complex background. As a child, Moon Baek suffered abuse from human trafficking organizations, nearly becoming a target of organ trafficking, and was repeatedly adopted and abandoned. The drama depicts Moon Baek's character, shaped by these experiences, including pain, resentment, and a desire for revenge. Kim Young-kwang's portrayal of the character's emotional transitions and numerous action sequences has sparked widespread discussion among viewers.
The Destined One by Cheng Runwu
The series premiered on Netflix in 2022. Kim Young-kwang played his first villain, the serial killer Sung Yun-oh. He appears to be a friendly architect, but harbors a dark and twisted mind. His interactions with Jin Yu, the developer of "Somebody," reveal complex emotions and tense plots, attracting the attention of fans.
"Biography of a Villain" Seo Do-young
Kim Young-kwang played Seo Do-young, the second-in-command of the underworld organization Meteor Faction. His character was handsome and well-mannered, yet cruel and scheming. While the show received mediocre ratings and buzz, viewers were impressed by Kim Young-kwang's portrayal of the villain.
Lee Kyung-hee of Eun-soo's Good Day
In "Eun-soo's Good Day," Kim Young-kwang plays art teacher Lee Kyung, a popular teacher by day but involved in drug dealing at night. This dual-faceted character showcases his diverse acting abilities alongside Lee Young-ae and Kim Si-ah.
K
In the upcoming comic-based drama "Charm," Kim Young-kwang will play "K," a character who possesses both a killer and a vampire, described in the comics as a handsome villain. K's actions are cryptic and connected to high-ranking figures, creating a multifaceted and dark character. Fans are eagerly anticipating Kim Young-kwang's performance.
