Jung Moon Sung's Villain Role: The Worst Ever?

Actor Jeong Mun-seong shocked viewers by being revealed as the serial killer's mastermind in the drama 'Scarecrow'. In particular, his actions that led to his own brother's death signaled the birth of the worst villain in 'Scarecrow' history.

ENA's Monday-Tuesday drama 'Scarecrow' released a making-of video featuring an interview with Jeong Mun-seong on the 13th. The video, released immediately after Jeong Mun-seong (playing Lee Gi-hwan) was revealed as the serial killer in the broadcast on the 11th, has garnered an even more enthusiastic response from fans.

The released making-of video captures the tense moment when Park Hae-soo (playing Kang Tae-joo) exposes Jeong Mun-seong's identity by calling him by his former name, 'Lee Gi-hwan'. Park Hae-soo struggled to find "the feeling of calling him back in the old days," while the director managed the tension on set.

However, off-camera, Jeong Mun-seong was a complete contrast. Appearing in a prisoner's uniform, he apologized, saying, "You must have been very surprised. I apologize first," making the set burst into laughter. This was in stark contrast to his character as the heinous criminal who caused the death of his on-screen brother, Song Geon-hee (playing Lee Gi-beom).

Jeong Mun-seong's performance is being hailed as the pinnacle of 'intense self-discipline.' He perfectly portrayed the fake name and identity of Lee Yong-woo, deceiving not only the viewers but also the characters within the drama.