Lee Jun-young ranks 1st in buzz for 3 consecutive weeks in ‘Four Hands, Two Sonatas’… Passionate performance oscillating between a warm supporter and a cold avenger

Actor Lee Jun-young is dominating buzz indices by showcasing multi-dimensional acting skills in the tvN weekend drama ‘Four Hands, Two Sonatas’. Playing the role of Choi Jeong-yo, a conductor who was formerly a genius pianist, Lee Jun-young acted as a reliable supporter helping Kang Bi-o (played by Song Kang) overcome his slump in the broadcasts on the 19th and 20th.

Choi Jeong-yo returned as a winner of an international conducting competition after disappearing 9 years ago and chose Kang Bi-o as a concerto soloist. Lee Jun-young expressed the inner self of Choi Jeong-yo, who became unable to play the piano due to an accident, through delicate facial expressions and speech, leading Kang Bi-o to stand on stage again. In particular, he maximized the character's charm with acting that oscillates between the charisma of commanding an orchestra and providing warm advice.

The reversal was also intense. Choi Jeong-yo revealed that he lost his memory due to the accident 9 years ago, but in reality, he had preserved all memories of the people around him. Lee Jun-young heightened the tension of the drama through facial expressions that turn cold the moment he is left alone, hinting at a meticulous revenge directed toward Kang Bi-o.

Driven by this passionate performance, ‘Four Hands, Two Sonatas’ recorded 1st place for 3 consecutive weeks in the TV-OTT integrated drama buzz category in the second week of September chart released by Good Data Corporation's FUNdex. Lee Jun-young also reached the top for 3 consecutive weeks in the drama cast buzz category during the same period, receiving intense interest from both the work and the actor.

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