Has anyone watched the Korean drama "Sweet Spy"?

Category: Entertainment and Leisure >> Television

Question description:

Which country is the actor Han Youri in "Sweet Spy" from? What's your real name?

Analysis:

Han Youri-Denis Wu (played by Denis Wu)

A mixed-race actor, his mother is Korean, and he has a handsome appearance... When a reporter asked, "What do you think of the name 'Second Daniel Heney'?", he responded with such a joke. "Of course they will be compared if they have similar conditions, but they will definitely do their own things in different fields in a few years."

He is the MBC Monday and Tuesday man who caused controversy due to the "***" accident Mixed-race actor Dennis Wu (stage name, real name: Dennis Joseph O'neil, 24 years old) in the TV series "Sweet Spy". Although the TV series has just finished airing 4 episodes, Dennis Wu's popularity has already shown an "increasing momentum." On the audience message board, there were not only compliments such as "I dare not look directly at the TV screen because I am too handsome", but also some comments stating that "the expressions and acting skills make the audience feel embarrassed". There were also many kind messages in English.

Dennis Wu made his debut in China through advertising. In a mobile phone advertisement in which a man spreads his limbs and rolls over in the shape of the word "big" in a posture similar to Leonardo da Vinci's human body proportions, the man has an expressionless face like a cyborg and a strong body without any flesh. The "young man" is Dennis Wu. This is his first time acting.

"Hello, give me a cup of coffee!" Because of the tight shooting schedule, he only slept for 2 hours, so he asked for a cup of coffee to get rid of his sleepiness. Under the yellow lighting, his sunken eyes became larger and deeper. Dennis Wu's father was a soldier in the U.S. Army in South Korea, and his mother is Korean. His hometown is Texas, USA. He also lived with his father in Japan and Germany. Now his home is in Atlanta, the "hometown of Coca-Cola".

The "Han Yiyi" (transliteration) he plays in the play is proficient in 5 languages, but in fact Dennis Wu can speak "few" languages. In addition to English, he also knows a little bit of German. The Korean he first learned was only at the "basic level of daily life" required for daily life. Therefore, it was difficult to fulfill the audience's request to "add more Korean lines".

He debuted at the age of 16. One day, while listening to the radio and exercising on the treadmill, he suddenly heard a piece of news about a modeling competition. After participating in the modeling competition, he began modeling for covers and magazines. When he was in college (Department of Photography, Savannah University, USA), he used models as a prostitute, and occasionally worked in places such as Singapore and Hong Kong. It was also during this period that the original name Dennis Joseph O'neil became "Dennis Wu". Later, at the beginning of this year, I got the opportunity to star in a Korean commercial.

How does it feel to be active in South Korea, the "mother country"? "I just want to eat a lot of delicious food. Chinese food is too greasy and unappetizing..." Unexpectedly, the reason for happiness turned out to be food. "My mother often made soup at home. She also fed me washed kimchi when I was a child. My mother was a typical Korean. She had to take off her shoes at home, and she kept saying, 'I have to clean up.'" Currently, his mother lives in Atlanta. The mother, who works for a Korean telecommunications company, watched a TV series her son starred in via the Internet and commented on it.

He is not an actor who wins through "acting skills", but through "appearance". Although all the lines were translated into Korean and the characters were analyzed, it was still a bit unnatural. The tone of voice is also a bit monotonous, and there are frequent missteps with the other actors. "Am I not a beginner who just started learning? No one can be perfect from the beginning. It will get better and better in the future, just wait and see."

He plays in the TV series He is the central character who maintains the tension of the plot, an unidentified man. Asked about the ending of the character, he replied sternly: "Although I know the outcome, I can't tell you. If the newspaper reports the ending of the TV series, the ratings will drop. You will see the ending on TV, just wait for a while." .

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