Scene Stealer Park Sung-il to Star in Wavve "S Line"

Actor Park Sung-il will appear in the fantasy thriller "S-Line", which has confirmed its exclusive release on Wavve on July 11th.

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"S Line" is a fantasy thriller that reveals hidden truths and forbidden desires as red lines, also known as S-lines, connecting people in sexual relationships begin to emerge.

The webtoon of the same name by Kkomabi, the author of the webtoon "A Killer Paradox" is drawing attention as an attractive casting lineup, including Lee Soo-hyuk, Lee Da-hee, Arin, and Lee Eun-saem.

In the drama, Park Sung-il plays Bang Seong-jin, a Korean language teacher at Bangju High School. Park Sung-il, who has shown his special presence with his ever-changing acting in each of his films, including the movie "Sprinter", "Lucky Monster" the drama "Moving", and "High Cookie", will break down as a high school teacher attended by Arin and Lee Eun-saem in this drama, and will present an interesting character amid tense events to unfold within the school.

Park Sung-il, who debuted with the musical "Subway Line 1" in 2004, is working as an all-rounder of the genre, going back and forth between the theater stage, screen, and more. Recognized for his skills with leading theater works, he has shown a wide range of acting spectrum and acting skills by appearing in numerous works such as movies such as "Love in the Big City", "Men of Plastic", "A Year-End Medley", "Stone Skipping", "Samjin Company English Class", "Exit", "The Seeds of Violence", dramas "Secret Forest 2", "Dr. Romantic", "When the Camellia Blooms", "Be Melodramatic" and "WATCHER".

In particular, he was loved as scene stealers Choi Pil-yeon, who is mysterious and extremely violent in the movie "Lucky Monster", Jae-sung, the boss of the opposing organization who confronts Ryu Seung-ryong in the drama "Moving", and Moon Gyoo-nam, the factory team leader who hallucinates after eating fake cookies in "High Cookie", leaving an intense presence in each of the works.

Meanwhile, the Wavve original drama "S Line" has a total of six episodes, with episodes being released twice every Friday, starting with its first release on July 11th.