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Kwak Dong-yeon laments missing 'Bogeum Magical 2' due to military service, says Go Kyung-pyo can't replace him
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Kwak Dong-yeon laments missing 'Bogeum Magical 2' due to military service, says Go Kyung-pyo can't replace him

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Actor Kwak Dong-yeon expressed regret over his inability to participate in 'Bogeum Magical 2' due to his upcoming military enlistment.
  • He is currently promoting his role in the Netflix series 'The Palace'.
  • Kwak Dong-yeon stated that his co-star Go Kyung-pyo cannot replace him.

Actor Kwak Dong-yeon has voiced his disappointment about having to leave the show 'Bogeum Magical 2' because of his impending military service. The actor, who is currently promoting his role in the Netflix series 'The Palace,' shared his feelings in a recent interview.

Kwak Dong-yeon, who plays a key character in 'The Palace,' which was released on July 17, acknowledged the regret he feels about not being able to continue with 'Bogeum Magical 2.' He expressed that while he understands the necessity of his military duty, it is unfortunate to miss out on further participation in the show.

I regret not being able to participate in 'Bogeum Magical 2' due to my military enlistment.

โ€” Kwak Dong-yeonExpressing disappointment about his upcoming military service impacting his acting projects.

During the interview, Kwak Dong-yeon also commented on his co-star Go Kyung-pyo, who is expected to take over his role. He confidently stated that Go Kyung-pyo, while a talented actor, cannot truly replace him, suggesting a unique contribution he brings to the character. The actor's remarks highlight the personal impact of his military commitment on his professional projects.

Go Kyung-pyo cannot replace me.

โ€” Kwak Dong-yeonCommenting on his co-star who is expected to take over his role.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.