“I think that I have to be responsible for the love and attention the public gives me,” he said in the interview.
“A person cannot look into the future, but I want to become a man, and an actor who can stand proud in any situation.”
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Speaking about his choice of the movie “Gangnam 1970” for a return to the big screen, Lee said that he wanted a project with a message.
“Rather than showing some of my aspects, I wanted a project that had a meaning, a message,” he said.
In the movie, Lee plays Kim Jong-dae, a young man who chooses the life of crime in order to overcome poverty at a time Seoul’s now-affluent Gangnam region was undergoing rapid development.
In following the lives of Kim Jong-dae and Baek Yong-ki, another gangster played by Kim Rae-won, the movie sheds light on the dark side of Korea’s rapid economic development.
“(Before the drama “Boys over Flowers”) I had difficult times. I have had my dark times, and moments that I wanted to break free from,” he said in the interview.
“Such experiences helped me understand Jong-dae’s feelings without much difficulty.”
(khnews@heraldcorp.com)
source: KPopHerald
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