Rowoon in "Tomorrow", "I Can Only Change the Present"

Group SF9 member and actor Rowoon who is set to air MBC's new Friday-Saturday drama "Tomorrow", met Harpers Bazaar.

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In this pictorial, Rowoon stands in front of the camera in a drowsy and comfortable look in colorful costumes that match the spring days. Rumor has it that Rowoon's natural charm and expressive power as an actor have been displayed.

Rowoon, who plays the role of Choi Joon-woong, who gets a job in the afterlife after a long job search, said in a subsequent interview, "Joon-woong is the most ordinary character I have ever played". He is a grim reaper who leads those who want to give up their lives, but he is not a hero. It is not realistic to save everyone in difficulties. The difference from the setting of the typical protagonist in a drama or movie is the charm of Joon-woong", raising expectations for his role in the play. When asked if "Tomorrow" is important like the title of the drama, he said, "I remember the phrase 'the biggest lie in my life is not to live in the present' by psychologist Adler in the book "Courage to Be Hated". The present is the only thing I can change because the moment becomes the past and the future is still unknown. So I'm going to focus on the present".

Rowoon's pictorials and interviews can be found on the March issue of Harper's Bazaar, website and Instagram.