Im Siwan (ZE:A) once again undergoes an “unprecedented acting transformation” in “Boyhood”…Special training from dialect to 80’s dance

Actor Im Siwan (ZE:A) will take on an unprecedented transformation in acting through the Coupang PLAY series ``Boyhood.'' 6th, Coupang
According to PLAY, popular actor Lim Siwan, who has shown off his perfect character ability in each work across a wide acting spectrum, is Coupang.
PLAY returns with the new series “Boyhood”. ``Boyhood'' is set in 1989 in Chungcheongnam-do (South Chungcheong Province), and Onyang (Onyang), whose lifelong goal is to live without being beaten.
This is the story of how Byeong-tae, a timid boy from ), is reborn overnight as the head of Buyeo. In his TV series debut work ``The Moon Embracing the Sun,'' he was seen with dazzling visuals and stable acting.
Lim Siwan immediately became an actor who attracted 10 million viewers by impressing the audience and delivering a heart-tugging performance in his debut movie, ``The Attorney''. TV Series “Misen~Misei~” “Strangers are Hell
With his outstanding acting skills, he has created new characters in his life with each work, including the movies ``Rondo'', ``Rondo of Nameless Stray Dogs'', ``Emergency Declaration'', and ``1947 Boston''.
He has recently started working with the entertainment company I-N, which has created many popular works such as the TV series "Hot-Blooded Priest", "Convenience Store Set Byul", and the Coupang PLAY series "One Day - The Veil of Truth".
Through director Myung Woo's new work ``Boyhood,'' he will show off his extraordinary acting transformation. In the drama, Im Si-wan played the role of Byeong-tae, who became the head of Buyeo overnight. The only way to live without being beaten
Im Siwan commented on the interesting story of Byeong-tae's solo struggle after he was misunderstood as a timid man who was a dream leader and became a legendary leader.
"It made me laugh and disarmed my heart," he said. Not only that, but since the story takes place in the backdrop of a farm in Buyeo, Chungcheong-do in the 1980s, it took three months before filming.
During that time, he not only took classes in Chungcheongdo dialect, but also embarked on intensive training to learn the dance styles that were popular at that time, and was passionate about preparing for his character.
Director Lee Myung-woo said, ``I felt like the ``Byung-tae'' I had imagined jumped out straight out of my mind.''
She was so graceful, and as soon as I saw her, I was naturally impressed, as if I thought, ``A character like that really existed a long time ago.'' She even took on comic roles with her unique ability to digest characters.
This will raise expectations for Im Siwan's performance. Meanwhile, the Coupang PLAY series "Boyhood" will be broadcast on Coupang every Friday at 8pm starting from November 24th.
You can check it through PLAY.