Actor Seong I-eon, Chorokbaem Entertainment
Actor Seong I-eon has marked a double celebration, with both a drama casting and the signing of an exclusive agency contract.
Seong I-eon has signed an exclusive contract with Chorokbaem Entertainment (hereinafter ‘Chorokbaem Ent.’).
On the 21st, Chorokbaem Entertainment shared the news of its exclusive contract with Seong I-eon, stating, “Seong I-eon is an actor who combines solid acting skills with magnetism. We will provide full support so that Seong I-eon can fully showcase his abilities.”
Seong I-eon has built solid acting prowess by taking on diverse characters in the dramas ‘The Third Marriage’ ‘Tomorrow’ ‘Diary of a Prosecutor’ ‘Chief of Staff 1, 2’, the Tving short original ‘Shut Up, You Are the Villain of My Work’, and the web drama ‘Love Broken’.
Seong I-eon will exude lethal charm as he takes the male lead Im Ji-hoo in MBC new daily drama ‘Family Relations Certificate’ (planning Namgoong Seong-woo, Jang Jae-hoon/dir. Kim Mi-sook/script Park Ji-hyun/production MBC C&I, Void), which premieres at 7:05 p.m. on July 6.
Im Ji-hoo, whom Seong I-eon will portray, is the head of the Korea Art & Culture Center. On the surface he appears the archetype of a cynical, cold, handsome man, but inside he is a perfect person who holds both warmth and firmness. In addition, Im Ji-hoo is an artist endowed with natural piano talent, and he constantly strives to overcome the loneliness and trauma of his childhood.
With his tall height and striking looks, a deep gaze, and a refined aura, Seong I-eon is set to portray in rich colors Im Ji-hoo’s delicate, artistic side and the charm of a cold yet kind executive. His performance is expected to greatly heighten the excitement and immersion of the drama.
Chorokbaem Entertainment (overall head of management Yoo Hoon-hee) is an entertainment company with Chorokbaem Media, a leading Korean drama producer that has possessed numerous popular IP for more than 20 years, as its parent company. By recruiting top industry experts who have worked at Korea's leading entertainment companies, it is pursuing actor-centered, differentiated strategies and business.
