[Edaily Starin Gim Ga Yeong Reporter] Interest is mounting in the upcoming episode of the SBS Friday-Saturday drama “Manager Kim,” starring So Ji-sub, as viewers wonder whether he will be able to find his daughter Min-ji. Photo = SBS
Still photos released ahead of the fifth episode of “Manager Kim,” airing on the 10th, show Manager Kim wandering in search of Min-ji while being pelted by torrential rain. The images also show him kneeling in front of a shipping container, further fueling curiosity about the upcoming episode. All eyes are on whether Manager Kim—who has turned dark driven by the fear of losing his daughter and the determination to find her at all costs—will be able to locate her at Myeongpo Port. The production team stated, “This is an emotionally intense scene where Manager Kim, unaware of Min-ji’s fate, wanders through the rain, gripped by the fear that he might be too late,” adding, “So Ji-sub demonstrated remarkable dedication, using his entire body to convey his emotions toward his daughter even as he walked, ran, and collapsed in the rain.” SBS’s Friday-Saturday drama “Director Kim” is an action drama depicting the revenge of a father who becomes the most dangerous man in order to reclaim his only daughter. It is gaining popularity, recording a nationwide viewership rating of 21.6% after just four episodes. It is also gaining traction in the global market, ranking No. 1 in Netflix’s Non-English Shows category. Episode 5 of the SBS Friday-Saturday drama “Director Kim” will air on the 10th at 9:50 p.m.
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