Ryu Jun-yeol Says Move to GD’s Agency Was Not About a Large Signing Fee
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- Actor Ryu Jun-yeol spoke with Sports Chosun in Seoul about his return in the Netflix series “Rat.”
- He plays Moon Jae, a man who loses everything overnight and has his identity taken from him.
- The interview also addressed his move to Galaxy Corporation, the agency representing G-Dragon, which the headline says was not driven by a large signing fee.
Actor Ryu Jun-yeol has returned in Netflix’s series “Rat,” playing Moon Jae, a man who loses everything overnight and has his identity taken from him.
In an interview with Sports Chosun in Seoul’s Samcheong-dong, the 40-year-old actor discussed his return, his passion for the project and his reasons for moving to Galaxy Corporation, the agency associated with G-Dragon. The interview’s headline says the move was not motivated by a large signing fee.
The series was written by Lee Jae-gon and directed by Kim Hong-sun. Ryu described the project as part of a new vision and spoke about his commitment to filmmaking.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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