Son Suk-ku&Eita Nagayama, Contrasting Korean and Japanese Detectives... 'Blue Road' Stills Revealed

Director Han Jun-hee's new work... The cooperation and confrontation of two different detectivesReleased on Netflix on November 20The production team of the new Netflix original series 'The Bequeathed' (starring Son Suk-ku and Eita Nagayama) has released character stills, introducing two characters with contrasting styles. /Netflix[THE FACT|Reporter Kim Saet-byeol] Actors Son Suk-ku and Japanese actor Eita Nagayama will showcase a strong detective chemistry that transcends borders.The production team of the new Netflix original series 'The Bequeathed' (written by Jo Yoo-jin, directed by Han Jun-hee) released character stills of Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency detective Kim Seok (Son Suk-ku) and Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department detective Inose (Eita Nagayama) on the 29th.'The Bequeathed' is a crime investigation drama depicting the story of two detectives chasing a series of horrific serial murders that repeat across borders, involving dismembered bodies and mysterious messages. Director Han Jun-hee, who presented films like 'Coin Locker Girl' and the Netflix series 'D.P.', is directing, raising expectations.The stills capture the contrasting charms of Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency detective Kim Seok (Son Suk-ku) and Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department detective Inose (Eita Nagayama). Kim Seok, looking into a firearm, reveals his cool demeanor with a cold expression and a dry gaze. He is a tenacious detective who is not deterred by superior orders or the barrier of borders, and while he appears unshaken on the outside, he harbors inner turmoil.Regarding Kim Seok, Son Suk-ku explained, "He seems like an unshakable person on the outside, but he struggles a lot due to the inner turmoil and tries to overcome it."Inose delves into the case with a rough energy different from Kim Seok. The stills show him being applauded by citizens after subduing someone in a Tokyo alley. He is a character who solves cases by directly engaging physically once he gets a hunch, pursuing criminals with passion and strong determination.Eita Nagayama introduced Inose as "a character who is more passionate than anyone else in front of a case and confronts the culprit to the end with a strong will to catch them."The two detectives sometimes cooperate and sometimes confront each other as they pursue the truth of the case. Director Han Jun-hee said, "Both characters are protagonists of a single work," and added, "I think the two actors have well portrayed the feeling of being contrasting yet similar."Attention is drawn to the tension that will be created by the investigation and relationship of the two detectives entangled across borders.'The Bequeathed', planned for a total of 8 episodes, will be released on Netflix on November 20.sstar1204@tf.co.kr[Entertainment Department | ssent@tf.co.kr]