Ryu Jun-yeol says working with Sol Kyung-gu felt like catching the last train
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- Actor Ryu Jun-yeol said working with Sol Kyung-gu for the Netflix series “Field Mouse” felt like catching the last train.
- Ryu plays Moon Jae, a man who suddenly loses everything and has his identity stolen.
- He discussed working with Sol, who plays loan shark No-ja, and Lee Kyu-hyung, who plays detective Soon-yong.
Ryu Jun-yeol described meeting actor Sol Kyung-gu during production of the Netflix series “Field Mouse” as a fateful opportunity, saying it felt like catching the last train.
Ryu made the comments during an interview about playing Moon Jae, a character who suddenly loses everything and has his identity taken from him. Sol plays No-ja, a loan shark, while Lee Kyu-hyung plays Soon-yong, a detective.
Ryu said he shared the screen with both actors while developing the role and reflected on the experience of working with them.
It felt like I had caught the last train, as if meeting him was fate.
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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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