Actor Song Il-guk appeared on the YTN cultural program "Culture Inside" and showed his passion for acting. Actor Song Il-guk, who played a leading role in the
dramas 'Jumong' and 'Haeshin', returned as a musical actor this time.
Song Il-guk, who started performing over 40 and fell in love with the musical following the play, enthusiastically showed his affection for the musical "Annie" throughout the interview.
He also lost as much as 10kg to make good use of the sharpness of his character Warbucks in the play. I picked my wife's vegetable soup as a diet secret, and it is said that it was a great effect thanks to her recipe, which was boiled with various vegetables and meat. Since they are a weekend couple, there are talks about divorce or separation, but they also made it clear that it is not true.
Song Il-guk still said, "That title may be an obstacle to his acting life," but accepted that it was "unavoidable" to what many people call "triple father" rather than actors. It can be tolerated that it has changed the paradigm of 'father-raising,' he said.
When asked what role he wanted to play, he smiled brightly, saying, "If you want to raise three children, you have to act without asking." He expressed his desire to play a villain different from his current friendly father's image, and to appear again in historical dramas that enjoyed national popularity like "Jumong."
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When asked if he could reveal secrets that have not been revealed in other interviews so far, he surprisingly revealed his hobby of "diary decorating." He said he has about three boxes of stickers and often puts cute stickers on the script. It may seem a little far from Song Il-guk's usual image, which showed thick acting, but in fact, he has a good sense of aesthetics to the extent that he chooses a teaspoon himself when he gets married.
Song Il-guk is happy because he feels like he has 20 daughters when he goes to the musical "Annie" practice site. The musical Annie, in which Song Il-guk and Nam Kyung-ju perform as Oliver Warbucks, will be held at the Universal Arts Center until Oct. 27.
A more detailed interview on Song Il-guk, who returned as a passionate musical actor, can be found at the YTN Culture Interview on Culture Inside.
Reporter Park Sun-young of Digital News Team
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