[Edaily Starin Reporter YUN GI BACK ] Actor Ji Sung will appear on JTBC’s “Newsroom” to share behind-the-scenes stories about the success of the drama “Apartment” and his acting philosophy. Ji Sung (Photo: JTBC) JTBC announced that Ji Sung will appear on “Newsroom,” airing at 6:20 p.m. on the 18th. Ji Sung is currently starring as Park Hae-gang, the former boss of the Oasis Gang, in the JTBC Saturday-Sunday drama “Apartment,” where he is receiving critical acclaim for his performance that seamlessly blends comedy and noir. In the drama, he plays a central role by vividly portraying a character who devises a massive scheme involving an apartment where 10 billion won is hidden, all to rescue Park Yong-man (played by Jung Jin-young), a father-like figure who is incarcerated in a detention center. The drama’s popularity is also on the rise. The second episode, which aired on the 12th, set a new series high with a peak viewership rating of 6.5% per minute in the Seoul metropolitan area, an average of 5.8% in the Seoul metropolitan area, and a national average of 5.4%, according to Nielsen Korea. It continues to generate buzz by ranking No. 1 on Netflix’s “Top 10 Series in South Korea” list. On “Newsroom,” Ji Sung is set to sit down with anchor Anna Kyung to discuss what led him to decide to appear in “Apartment,” behind-the-scenes stories from the set, and his chemistry with his co-stars. He will also share his long-held acting philosophy and candid stories about his life as an actor. Viewers will also get to see his down-to-earth charm, which contrasts with his intense on-screen persona. Ji Sung will not only engage in conversation with anchor Anna Kyung with his signature cheerful wit but will also showcase his natural demeanor in the green room and his participation in the “Apartment” challenge through JTBC News’ YouTube content. Episode 3 of the JTBC Saturday-Sunday drama “Apartment” will air at 10:40 p.m. on the same day.
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