Actors Yoo Young-seok and Kim Hae-sook made special appearances in the movie "It Can't Be Done," adding excitement to the film. The movie "It Can't Be Done" is about a company employee who is so satisfied with her life that she thinks she has "accomplished everything."
The story is about a young man (played by Lee Byung Hun) who is suddenly fired and prepares his own battle to find new employment in order to protect his wife and two children and the home he has finally acquired.
Yoo Young-seok, who left a strong impression playing the teenage version of Woo-jin, played by Yoo Ji-tae in the movie "Oldboy," will be making his 22nd appearance in "It Can't Be Done."
This time, Yoo Young-seok will be teaming up with director Park Chan-wook again after a hiatus of 20 years. This time, Yoo Young-seok will be making a special appearance as Dr. Yoo Jin-ho, a dentist at the dental clinic where Miri (played by Song Ye-ji) works, who will stimulate Man-soo's jealousy and make him a troublemaker.
Kim Hae-Sook suddenly appears as the rooftop landlord who speaks to Man-Soo the moment he makes a decision while holding a pot of chili peppers on the roof.
Kim Hae-sook plays the overprotective Madame Ra in the film "Thirst" and the head maid, Mrs. Sasaki, who manages the mansion, in "The Handmaiden," and has a connection with director Park Chan-wook.
"Can't Be Helped" is currently being screened in Korea to rave reviews.
