Son Sang Yeon successfully stole the attention of 'All of Us Are Dead' fans with his role as Jang Woo Jin, a student who struggles to live with his friends.
Here are some interesting facts about the cast of Netflix's hit series, "All of Us Are Dead." This fact about Son Sang Yeon as Jang Woo Jin might surprise you.
Adapted from the webtoon of the same name, "All of Us Are Dead" tells the story of a group of high school students who fight with those closest to them for survival after many of them become zombies.
Son Sang Yeon managed to steal the attention with his role as Jang Woo Jin, one of the students who struggles to live with his friends. He is the younger brother of Jang Ha Ri (Ha Seung Ri), a 3rd grader who slaughters zombies one by one with his arrows.
Son Sang Yeon's role may not be as prominent as Lomon and Yoon Chan Young. But he managed to attract attention because he was able to survive at least until the end, before sacrificing his life for his brother.
Woo Jin's interactions with Dae Su (Lim Jae Hyuk) also spice up the tense story with a hint of comedy. Dae Su who has a crush on Jang Ha Ri calls her "sister-in-law."
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Not many know, Son Sang Yeon is currently undergoing his military service. This is quite surprising when you see that he is only 19 years old. Plus, the 2002-born actor decided to enlist at the peak of his career.
Son Sang Yeon enlisted in November 2021, just a few months after the SBS drama "Racket Boys" made his name. According to the agency's statement, he is serving in the military as an active duty soldier.
In “Racket Boys,” Son Sang Yeon played Bang Yoon Dam, the captain of the Hannam Seo Middle School badminton team. He starred in this drama alongside other young stars, Tang Joon Sang, Choi Hyun Wook and Kim Kang Hoon.
Thanks to his role in “Racket Boys,” Son Sang Yeon won Best New Actor at the 2021 SBS Drama Awards. He appeared at the awards ceremony in a military uniform during his military vacation.
Son Sang Yeon's decision to enter the military at the peak of his career may come as a surprise to many. But fans are looking forward to his activities after his discharge from the military, especially after seeing his role in "All of Us Are Dead." (wk/chus)
