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[SC Interview] “I want to act until I die”: Seol Kyung-gu’s global run continues from ‘Rat’ to ‘Possible Love’

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

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  • Actor Seol Kyung-gu is attracting global viewers through the Netflix series ‘Rat’ and the film ‘Possible Love’.
  • ‘Rat’, released on the 28th of last month, follows a novelist, a loan shark and a detective pursuing a mysterious entity that steals identities and lives.

“I want to act until I die.” That is the ambition Seol Kyung-gu expressed as his global career continues through the Netflix series ‘Rat’ and the film ‘Possible Love’.

The 59-year-old actor has drawn strong interest from viewers around the world with the two projects. ‘Rat’ was released on Netflix on the 28th of last month.

The series follows novelist Moon Jae, who loses his name, face and entire life to a mysterious entity called Rat. Loan shark No-ja searches for money that has disappeared, while detective Soon-yong joins the pursuit of Rat’s identity.

Seol’s latest work has placed him at the center of renewed international attention, with his activities extending from the series to ‘Possible Love’.

I want to act until I die.

· Seol Kyung-guThe actor described his continuing commitment to acting during an interview about his recent global projects.
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