Choi Woo-seong's thoughts on the end of 'A Bona Fide Killer'... "Experienced a new challenge as an actor through Sung Hoon"

Actor Choi Woo-seong shared his affectionate thoughts regarding the work and his character ahead of the conclusion of the MBC Friday-Saturday drama 'A Bona Fide Killer.' Playing the role of Sung Hoon, the youngest detective in the Kingfisher dedicated team, Choi was evaluated as having added vitality to the drama by simultaneously showcasing cheerful energy and fresh charm within the tense pursuit thriller.

Through his agency, Choi Woo-seong stated that meeting the character Sung Hoon was a new experience and challenge as an actor. In particular, he cited his chemistry with partner Lee Sang-yi as a major memory, mentioning that he was deeply moved by Lee Sang-yi's consideration for his junior on the filming set. Additionally, he completed the character's narrative by building strong chemistry with Lee Eun-saem, who played Se-ah, his friend of 10 years, even creating their own rhythmic ad-libs on set.

Having portrayed a detective who is a former judo gold medalist, Choi Woo-seong focused on bringing out the charm of Sung Hoon, where strength and human clumsiness coexist. He chose the reasoning scene that took place at a chicken feet restaurant as his most memorable moment and expressed that he was able to discover another side of himself as an actor through the work.

Expressing his ambition to challenge the historical drama genre in the future, Choi Woo-seong conveyed his gratitude to the viewers who loved 'A Bona Fide Killer' and added his determination to return with even better performances in the future.

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