Disney+ released character stills of actors Jung Yun-ho, Lee Sang-jin, and Kim Min from the original series ‘Fine: Country Bumpkins’ on the 4th.

‘Fine: The Country Bumpkins’ is a work that contains the story of hard-working, honest country bumpkins who gather to take possession of a treasure ship buried in the sea in 1977 and are deceived and deceived.The character stills released that day foreshadow the richness of the drama through characters with different charms.

First, Jung Yunho, who has built up his acting skills in Disney+ original ‘Race’, movie ‘Ode to My Father’, and drama ‘Meloholic’, plays the Mokpo gangster ‘Beolgu’ who is all show-off in this work.He is a character with a fiery personality who uses his fists first and a natural dialect, but he has completely transformed into ‘Beolgu’ who also has human charm, showing off a strong presence.In the released stills, ‘Beolgu’ shows off his rough charm with his gorgeous long hair and relaxed poses, raising expectations.Jung Yunho stimulated curiosity about his new acting by saying, “The work realistically captures the image of a person who makes you wonder, ‘Can a human be this extreme?’”



Lee Sang-jin, who has shown an unrivaled presence in OTT series ‘Boyhood’, the movie ‘30 Days’, and the drama series ‘New Soldiers’, plays the role of ‘Na Dae-sik’, a clumsy country boy who is discovered by Mokpo ‘Song Sa-jang’ (Kim Jong-soo).Lee Sang-jin said, “I thought I shouldn’t just look kind, so I thought about what kind of evil ‘Na Dae-sik’ could show,” and he plans to portray the process in which a seemingly good character changes after experiencing an unexpected incident.The released still cuts show ‘Na Dae-sik’ glaring sharply, raising curiosity about the future developments.

Kim Min, who made a splendid debut with this work, plays the role of ‘Seonja’, a cafe cashier who dreams of running away to Seoul.Kim Min, who was unanimously selected by the judges after beating out a high competition rate, revealed her efforts to completely immerse herself in the work, saying, “As soon as I woke up in the morning, I put on a video of the Jeolla dialect and practiced.” In the still cut, ‘Seonja’ conveys a strange lingering feeling with her calm, downcast gaze and static atmosphere, raising expectations about what kind of actions the only pure character in ‘Fine: Country Bumpkins’ will take.

The passionate performances of Jung Yun-ho, Lee Sang-jin, and Kim Min, who filled the play with fresh new faces and excellent character digestion, are expected to be another point of interest in ‘Fine: Country Bumpkins’.

Meanwhile, the Disney+ original series ‘Fine: Country Boys’ will sequentially release a total of 11 episodes, starting with 3 episodes on the 16th, 2 on the 23rd, 2 on the 30th, 2 on August 6th, and 2 on August 13th.


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