'Cinderella's Sister' Taecyeon only followed along well... his acting skills are lacking
2PM's Taecyeon, who participated in the KBS 2TV Wed-Thurs drama 'Cinderella's Sister,' which wrapped up filming on the 3rd, only succeeded in 'following along.' Taecyeon, for whom this was his first acting experience, happened to meet a good product and good actors; in effect, he was packaged well.
Taecyeon played simple and honest man 'Jungwoo' who was in love with Eunjo (Moon Geun Young), the role through which he had been declared an 'actor idol.' Although his part was small compared to Moon Geun Young, Chun Jung Myung, and Seo Woo, his character was important. His single-minded love and the way he would always show up like Superman to help Eunjo no matter what shook women's hearts. However, there are doubts remaining as to whether Taecyeon really appeared enough to receive opinions on his acting skills. Although his sense in picking 'Cinderella's Sister' as his first drama, as it received praise as a 'well-made drama,' is clear, his performance was overrated in certain parts because it was mixed together with a good product and the best of the best actors.
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In the last episode on the 3rd, Jungwoo promised Eunjo he would be forever 'devoted' to her and left 'Daesungdo-ga.' His love for Eunjo remained constant until the end, and he vowed it would remain so in the future. It is a scene whose soft romance can shake the heart of any female. However, in a scene that should have drawn tears and emotion from the audience, Taecyeon was unable to deliver. The person who was able to draw the tears and emotion was senior actress Moon Geun Young. Of course, these are only the first steps. Although it may seem a lot to ask of a rookie actor who showed his earnest efforts, the sorrow of the 'actor' Taecyeon was not apparent in that scene.
He doesn't have many lines. Although he didn't have many scenes, the role of Jungwoo was important. The character of Jungwoo could have been more impressive than Ki Hoon (played by Chun Jung Myung), but due to Taecyeon's clumsy acting skills, that charm only came out by 50%. Aside from his dialect acting, his acting in normal Korean was lacking. Due to his mumbling, important emotions slipped through the hands like grains of sand. Taecyeon's acting, which was just a bit lacking, didn't leave viewers really torn between Ki Hoon and Jung Woo. Although we knew the emotional rewards of Ki Hoon's love, we have already experienced several times the importance of the 2nd man's attractiveness in a melodrama.
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In the end, Taecyeon's debut acting experience ended as he left Eunjo, who could not accept his proposal, and walked away. With some expressions that were perhaps too simple for the words, he said 'I love you, I love you but I'm leaving you.'
The character of 'Jungwoo' looked simple, but it was not easy. Because it was too difficult a role for 'brand new rookie' Taecyeon, the attractiveness of the character was lost.
The conclusion is that Taecyeon received compliments because he benefited from a good script, good directing, and good senior actors. Although I wouldn't go so far to say he got a free ride, his monotonous acting didn't show that he had prepared very much or that he had really thought very deeply about it; [he benefited because the drama] was advertised well and packaged beautifully.
Reported by: Yoon Ga Ee
Credit: OSEN via NATE
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Translated by 49.5bananas @ Wild2Day.org
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