'Moomoo' Park Sung-woong "Proud to be able to play Kim Yu-shin"

Guardian of the Battlefield as Kim Yu-sin... Stills ReleasedNovember 14Character stills of actor Park Sung-woong, who will appear in KBS2's new historical drama 'Moomoo', have been released. /KBS2[THE FACT|Choi Soo-bin Reporter] Actor Park Sung-woong transforms into General Kim Yu-sin, who possesses both strength and humanity.The production team of KBS2's new historical drama 'Moonmu' (written by Kim Ri-heon&Hong Jin-i, directed by Kim Young-jo&Koo Seong-jun) released character stills of actor Park Sung-woong, who plays Kim Yu-shin in the drama, on the 26th. Park Sung-woong revealed everything from the reason for choosing the project to his acting focus, adding to the anticipation for the first broadcast.'The Great Battle' is a work that deals with the desperate and lonely epic of leaders who risked everything for a single victory amidst 600 years of war and internal turmoil within the Three Kingdoms.Park Sung-woong plays Kim Yu-shin, the guardian of the battlefield who symbolizes 'the Silla army itself' in the drama. Kim Yu-shin is a character who gains the deep trust of his subordinates with his humble personality and inclusive nature that does not discriminate by origin.However, the moment he takes the field, he reveals the aspect of a brilliant general who charges fearlessly for the victory of his nation. Based on his unique spirit and fervent loyalty, he advances toward the great cause of unifying the Three Kingdoms with his brother-in-law Kim Chun-chu (played by Kim Kang-woo) and his nephew Kim Beop-min (played by Lee Hyun-wook).Park Sung-woong's decision to appear in 'Muumu' was also due to 'Kim Yu-sin's character'. He said, "Kim Yu-sin is a very well-known figure in our history, but I thought there were many aspects to him that could be highlighted beyond his known image. The fact that I could deeply portray this person's life and era was very appealing."Park Sung-woong put in a lot of effort to portray Kim Yu-sin, who has navigated numerous battlefields and shouldered significant choices and responsibilities. He explained, "I prepared physically to handle the battle scenes and action," adding, "Above all, I focused on expressing Kim Yu-sin's inner emotions and depth, and I prepared a lot to naturally convey the character's weight through my gaze and every word."He continued, "Kim Yu-sin is a steadfast and unwavering, upright person. However, he is not someone who blindly rushes forward. As a general, he has a cool-headed yet human side," adding, "My goal is to show Kim Yu-sin's human side, which is hidden behind his strength and gravitas as a general."Finally, he said, "I am proud as an actor to be able to play Kim Yu-shin and to be a part of a grand historical drama that deals with our history." He sincerely added, "I hope that 'Munmu' will remain a proud work representing KBS when we look back on it in the future.""Moon Moo," consisting of a total of 28 episodes, will premiere on November 14 at 9:20 PM.[Entertainment Department | ssent@tf.co.kr]subin7134@tf.co.kr