Byeon Woo-seok's IU-Saving Role: Guilty Male Lead
In the MBC Friday-Saturday drama 'Princess of the 21st Century,' Byeon Woo-seok, who plays Prince Ian, captivated viewers with his melodramatic acting, oscillating between straightforward romance and pure devotion. In the episodes aired on the 1st and 2nd, Prince Ian married Seong Hee-ju (played by IU) and began to show his life as a married couple.
After kissing Seong Hee-ju, Prince Ian, despite the awkward atmosphere, showcased straightforward romance by conveying his true feelings, saying, "It wasn't because the atmosphere was good. It was because you're my junior," He also stayed by Seong Hee-ju's side when she was upset after a conversation with her father at her family home, not hiding his feelings by saying, "If my junior asks for anything, I'll want to give it all."
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Prince Ian's emotions exploded when Seong Hee-ju collapsed during the wedding ceremony. He ordered an investigation of everyone, including royalty and palace staff, for Seong Hee-ju's sake, and rushed to her side, forgetting all rules, upon hearing she had regained consciousness. Even when Seong Hee-ju was exposed defenselessly to the public and media due to the leak of their marriage contract, Prince Ian remained unwavering, becoming her strong shield by saying, "Just look at me."
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Byeon Woo-seok delicately portrayed emotions that interwove worry, relief, and deep affection. He heightened the immersion of the drama by expressing the fear of almost losing the one he loved through welling tears and trembling breaths. Furthermore, in his relationship with Yoon Yi-rang (played by Gong Seung-yeon), he added tension by clearly distinguishing between his warm consideration in the past and his cynical attitude in the present.
Byeon Woo-seok completed the multifaceted charm of Prince Ian by simultaneously showcasing the excitement of a 'straightforward Prince' and a 'heart-fluttering Prince,' along with his charisma amidst crisis. 'Princess of the 21st Century' airs every Friday and Saturday at 9:50 PM.
