Heo Namjun's 'Brave New World' Sparks Buzz

Actor Heo Nam-jun is gaining attention for simultaneously portraying two contrasting characters in the SBS Friday-Saturday drama "Wonderful World": Cha Se-gye, a third-generation chaebol, and Lee Hyun, a prince. He is showcasing different atmospheres through his acting, which spans both modern and historical settings.

His agency, H Solid, released behind-the-scenes photos from the filming of "Wonderful World," highlighting his transformations. The released pictures capture the contrasting styling and expressions used to portray the characters Cha Se-gye and Lee Hyun.

In the modern-day scenes, Heo Nam-jun plays Cha Se-gye, a third-generation chaebol, revealing the character's personality through a three-piece suit and pompadour hairstyle. His relaxed posture, leaning back in a chair, and his cool demeanor emphasize Cha Se-gye's sharp and cold side.

In the historical segments, he transformed into Prince Lee Hyun, creating a completely different atmosphere. His appearance with a half-mask and a lonely gaze sparks curiosity about the character's story, while his neat hanbok attire brings the figure to life.

Heo Nam-jun emphasized the presence of the third-generation chaebol character with his clear diction and delivery, while Prince Lee Hyun also showcased a different kind of acting through his hanbok, mask, and gaze. His agency commented that he embodied both modern and historical images within a single work.