Yoon Kye Sang's fans won't have to wait long to see the actor in a new drama. His next project "Last" airs in July and the thriller will provide plenty of chances for the actor to show off his action skills.
In this drama Yoon plays financial manager Jang Tae Ho, a man whose life is so ordered, he does not need any action skills. That is until he risks everything for a financial scheme that he considers a sure thing. Despite his financial savvy, Tae Ho loses everything. And then nothing is sure any more. But what happened? Did the scheme really go wrong? Or was it rigged? Did someone set Tae Ho and his partner up?
They don't have the time to find out. Tae Ho and his manager are not only broke but the loan sharks who invested in their scheme are trying to find them. And they are not happy. Tae Ho's partner sees no way out of the situation and is so desperate that he kills himself.
Not Tae Ho. He will do whatever it takes to survive. On the run he becomes temporarily homeless. That's when he discovers an underworld of homeless people living below Seoul Station. This community has its own hierarchy and its own strict set of rules. Tae Ho must not only struggle to survive in this underworld but rise in the ranks if he ever wants to seek his revenge.
"Last" also stars Lee Bum Soo, Seo Ye Ji, Park Won Sang and Park Ye Jin. Lee Bum Soo plays Kwak Heung Sam, the boss of the underground world. Seo Ye Ji plays Shin Na Ra, a sympathetic nurse who lives there. Park Ye Jin is Seo Mi Joo, the owner of a club that Kwak uses to entertain his clients. Park Won Sang plays Kwak's second hand man Ryu Jong Gu.
Part of what Tae Ho has to do to survive must involve action scenes as the actor's on-set photographs have shown him hanging from walls and shooting high wire scenes.
Jo Nam Gook, who directed "The Chaser," will direct "Last." The JTBC drama is based on the webtoon by Kang Hyung Gu and will air on July 24 after the conclusion of "My Love Eun Dong." Yoon Kye Sun starred in the drama "Full Sun" in 2014, as well as the film "Red Carpet." This year he can be seen in the film "Minority Opinion."
