Zo In-sung Reflects on Career and Leading Man Roles

Zo In-sung is done being the leading man

Zo In-sung walks into a press interview in Samcheong-dong, central Seoul, on Wednesday like someone who could do it in his sleep. He greets every reporter by name, collects business cards, works the room with the kind of ease you only get from decades of doing the rounds. At 44, he gives off the easygoing, chatty vibe of someone who knows exactly who he is and where he stands. At the moment, is atop the box office. "Humint," Ryoo Seung-wan's high-octane spy thriller, opened this week at No. 1. H

By The Korea Herald