The project announcement video that will be aired this year by SBS made Knetz busy screaming in horror at 'The Devil' starring Kim Tae Ri so he couldn't wait to watch it.
SBS has just released a video on the SBSMNC YouTube channel today, Monday, March 6th. This video highlights a series of SBS television shows that will be broadcast in 2023.
The video shows some snippets from upcoming SBS shows. "The Devil", the drama starring Kim Tae Ri, Oh Jung Se, and Hong Kyung became the most highlighted. This drama is considered to be the most anticipated since the announcement of the cast last year.
The clip for "The Devil" in the video shows a series of extraordinary expressions of Kim Tae Ri. He appeared sad, laughed, and cried bitterly in the new teaser for "The Devil".
South Korean media said that Kim Tae Ri added to the drama's tension with various facial expressions and sinister smiles. He is also trapped in a mysterious death that makes you wonder. The somber background music is also eerie and hair-raising.
The dialogue spoken by Oh Jung Se provides a snippet of the more mysterious story of "The Devil". The character played by Kim Tae Ri will also prove to be very different compared to his previous projects.
"You are possessed by an evil spirit. Put a mirror next to you and look carefully. You will see something different than usual," explained Oh Jung Se in the teaser.
Knetz was horrified by the teaser "The Devil" which was released to talk about in the online community. Kim Tae Ri's upcoming new drama is considered more sinister than expected. They admit that they can't wait to watch this SBS drama.
"It's very scary," admitted one Knetz. "I think this is scary. But I want to watch it," explained another. "This is really scary. But it will be fun," said another. "I'm looking forward to it, but it's scarier than I thought. I'm looking forward to watching it," said another. "I can't wait," said another.
Previously, the change in Kim Tae Ri's character in "The Devil" and his last drama "Twenty-Five, Twenty-One" was also felt extraordinary. "The Devil" itself was revealed to be aired in June. (wk/alpha)
