KOREA: According to Soompi, tvN’s upcoming Monday-Tuesday drama Parole Examiner Lee has revealed a new poster featuring Go Soo.
Directed by Yoon Sang Ho and written by Park Chi Hyung, the drama centres on lawyer Lee Han Shin, played by Go Soo, who becomes a parole officer responsible for determining inmate paroles.
His mission is to stop inmates from manipulating the system to get paroles through wealth, influence, or deception.
Unyielding examiner
The newly released poster shows Lee Han Shin surrounded by stacks of documents, confidently displaying his lawyer’s badge. His sharp gaze and charismatic presence are highlighted, reinforcing his determination.
The poster’s bold text reads, “An unyielding examiner is coming to stop those trying to run away using money, connections, and cunning tactics.” This statement suggests that Lee Han Shin is committed to exposing corrupt practices some inmates use to gain parole.
The production team described Lee Han Shin as a lawyer who, while dedicated to justice, operates in a morally grey area, using creative methods to deliver justice.
They highlighted the unique appeal of his character and the fresh approach the drama will bring to the parole system. According to the team, the intense legal battles and defence tactics seen in the drama will offer viewers a new and cathartic experience.
Parole Examiner Lee is set to air on Nov 18 at 8:50 p.m. KST.
Versatile roles and powerful performances
Go Soo is a South Korean actor known for his versatile roles and powerful performances. He has been active in the entertainment industry for over two decades and has starred in numerous popular dramas and films.
Go Soo has won numerous awards for his acting, including the Baeksang Arts Awards, the Blue Dragon Film Awards, and the Grand Bell Awards. He is regarded as one of the most prestigious actors in South Korean television and film.
Dramas he has acted in include “Sad Movie,” “Green Rose,” “Will It Snow for Christmas?,” “Hwang Jini,” “Giant,” “Don’t Look Back: The Yakuza,” and “Life.” Go Soo starred in movies such as “The Chaser,” “Nameless Gangster: Rules of Time,” “The Spy,” and “The Fortress.”