Gong Yoo’s 5 Best Moments in his Movies
Gong Yoo is in his prime years of acting. CastKo Malaysia brings you the 5 best moments of Gong Yoo, who is now meeting his 15th anniversary of his acting career.
1. “My Tutor Friend” (2003)
Although Gong Yoo is still charismatic, he was also appealing during the early 2000’s. He had the face of that could be only seen in Japanese comic books with the body of a model. Gong Yoo’s style with school uniforms could be seen in the movie, “My Tutor Friend”.
2. “Silenced” (2011)
“Silenced” is based on a real story that occurred in a deaf school. Gong Yoo recommended the creation of the movie himself, after reading the story regarding rape incidents during his service at the army. He acts the role of the art teacher, Kang In Ho, who does his utmost best to find out the truth about the rape incidents.
3. “The Suspect” (2013)
After being kicked out from his native country in the movie, Gong Yoo transforms into a North Korean spy, Ji Dong Chul, to have revenge upon the person who killed his daughter. Gong Yoo is stated to have fainted while filming very hardcore action scenes. But nonetheless, he was able to manage shooting the Han River falling scenes, shoulder displacement scenes, and car racing scenes, impressing the audience.
4. “Train to Busan” (2016)
Gong Yoo finally meets ten million cinema audiences with the movie, “Train to Busan”. In order to express the change of an awkward father and daughter relationship to a deepened love in an emergency, Gong Yoo purposely kept a distance with child actor Kim Soo Ahn to portray his emotions in the movie clearly. Gong Yoo’s sad gazes in the movie did not come to the eyes of audiences just simply.
5. “The Age of Shadows” (2016)
Gong Yoo now returns as a leader of an independent activist organization, Kim Woo Jin, during the Japanese colonization age of Korea. He sacrifices himself for any chance of independence of Korea. His gaze upon his country’s state and his effort matches very well with the overall image of Gong Yoo.