Byun Yo-han graces MEN Noblesse cover... revealing his aspirations as an actor in his 40s

According to media reports, actor Byun Yo-han has graced the cover of the men's fashion magazine MEN Noblesse. In a pictorial themed 'TEMPERED', he wore leopard shirts, leather jackets, and white shirts, matching them with bracelets and watches.

In the pictorial, Byun Yo-han added weight to each scene with his deep gaze. In an interview conducted alongside the shoot, he revealed his thoughts on viewing works as an actor.

Byun Yo-han said, “In my 20s, I wanted to win awards, and in my 30s, I wanted to meet a box-office hit. Now that I have entered my 40s, I think leaving many works in the world healthily might be the honor one can enjoy within films.” He added, “As long as I am breathing, I hope the world I see and the things I have agonized over within it come out a lot through films. Even if my thoughts turn out to be wrong later as time passes, that is how I feel now.”

Byun Yo-han returned to the screen with the film "Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub." It is a crime film where Jang Tae-young, who is considered to have succeeded in the online casino business, and his close friend Park Tae-young, who took everything from him, reunite on the global gambling stage to engage in revenge. Noh Jae-won took the role of Park Tae-young, and the film is currently playing in theaters.

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