Kim Dong Wook In Talks To Lead New Comedy-Crime Drama
On September 1, STARNEWS reported that Kim Dong Wook has been cast in the upcoming drama “Not Very Strong But Charming Violent Crimes Unit” as the male lead.
In response to the report, Kim Dong Wook’s agency KEYEAST shared, “He has received an offer to star in the new drama ‘Not Very Strong But Charming Violent Crimes Unit’ and is currently reviewing it.” “Not Very Strong But Charming Violent Crimes Unit” is a comic crime drama that follows the transformation of the country’s lowest-ranking violent crimes unit into the nation’s top team after they are paired with a highly skilled team leader.
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