Jeong Seong-il, 'Made in Korea 2' wraps up with reflections... "Deeply breathed as Cheon Seok-jung"

Describing the desire for power and survival instincts over two seasonsAttending the Busan International Film Festival with 'Sapiens' and 'Japil'... Continuing his next projectActor Jung Sung-il shared his thoughts on the completion of the Disney+ original series 'Made in Korea', following Season 1 and Season 2. / The Walt Disney Company Korea[THE FACT|Reporter Kim Saet-byeol] Actor Jung Sung-il shared his meaningful thoughts as he bid farewell to 'Made in Korea' Season 2.In Disney+ original series 'Made in Korea' (written by Park Eun-kyo, directed by Woo Min-ho, hereinafter referred to as 'Mainko2') Seasons 1 and 2, Jung Sung-il played the role of Cheon Seok-jung, the Chief Secretary of the Blue House, and three-dimensionally portrayed his ambition for power and his tenacious survival instinct at the brink of a cliff.In episodes 5 and 6 of 'Made in Korea Season 2', released on the 23rd, Cheon Seok-jung's extreme transformation heightened the dramatic tension to its peak. While trapped in the joint investigation headquarters' interrogation room and facing intense pressure from Jang Geon-young (played by Jung Woo-sung), Cheon Seok-jung joined hands with Hwang Dae-sik (played by Heo Jeong-do) to betray Baek Ki-tae (played by Hyun Bin) for survival. He held an emergency press conference, showing a selfish move by shifting all criminal charges and slush fund ledgers to Baek Ki-tae.Even after that, he did not let go of his obsession with power, taking cash from the Presidential Office's safe. In particular, even after being shot in the ear by Baek Ki-tae's bullet and bleeding, he sat in the presidential office chair and revealed his insane desire, saying, "I will definitely sit in this seat before I die," leaving a strong afterimage.Jung Sung-il expressed Cheon Seok-jung's dual nature with his deep voice, detailed emotional expression, and weighty dialect performance. He showed the character's transformation over two seasons, oscillating between the composure of a person in power and the desperation of a cornered individual.Having completed both seasons, Jung Sung-il said through his agency, Billion's, "It was a meaningful time to be able to deeply embody the character of Cheon Seok-jung from Season 1 to Season 2." He added, "I sincerely thank you for the support and love you have shown for the work so far, and I hope everyone always stays healthy."Jung Sung-il, who has showcased performances that cross the boundaries of good and evil in every work, including Ha Do-yeong in Netflix's 'The Glory', Gyeunshin in the movie 'The Childe', Han Do in Disney+'s 'Trigger', and Young-hoon in 'The Killer's Report', has added another representative character with this work.His next project is also underway. The films 'Sapiens' and 'Japil', starring Jung Sung-il, have been invited to the 31st Busan International Film Festival. 'Sapiens' will meet the audience in the 'Today's Korean Cinema - Special Premiere' section, and 'Japil' will be in the 'Today's Korean Cinema - Panorama' section.sstar1204@tf.co.kr[Entertainment Department | ssent@tf.co.kr]