Im Yoon-ah and Lee Chae-min Share Emotional Farewell as Tyrant’s Chef Announces Closure
Captivating Conclusion to “Chef of the Tyrant” Leaves Cast Reflective and Grateful
Reflections from Lim Yoon-ah: A Journey of Genuine Connection
Lim Yoon-ah, whose portrayal of Yeon Ji-young captivated audiences in “Chef of the Tyrant,” shared her heartfelt reflections as the popular tvN drama approaches its finale on the 28th. Describing her character’s journey as a sincere and determined French chef, Lim expressed gratitude towards the viewers, saying, “Just as Yeon Ji-young cooked with sincerity for those who dined, I too acted with earnestness in every scene.”
Lim Yoon-ah acknowledged the immense preparation and responsibility that came with her role, noting that the memories would linger long after the show’s conclusion. Gratitude overflowed as she recollected the eight months spent with director Jang Tae-yu and her fellow cast and crew, stating, “The love and support from our viewers were incredibly strengthening, and for that, I am deeply thankful.”
Lee Chae-min’s Gratitude: A Charismatic Journey
In his role as the charismatic king Lee Hun, actor Lee Chae-min expressed his appreciation for the overwhelming love the drama received. He reflected, “This experience was both enlightening and gratifying, and it continues to fuel my journey as an actor.” The future holds promising projects as Lee vows to repay the audience’s support with outstanding performances.
Kang Han-na’s Memorable Role: Stirring Emotions and Overseas Fans
Kang Han-na, who brought the ambitious character Kang Mok-ju to life, shared her joyous journey. Grateful for the efforts of her colleagues and the global viewership, she commented, “It’s heartwarming to know our work resonated with audiences worldwide. May it add a taste of happiness every time you enjoy a delicious meal.”
Praise and Reflection from Villainous Characters
Choi Gui-hwa, whose tyrant character garnered significant praise, appreciated the viewers’ acknowledgment of his work. “Chef of the Tyrant” has allowed him to portray a complex villain’s history, earning him admiration and reflections of delight.
Seo Yi-sook, portraying the ill-fated King Inju, expressed her thanks to the team and the audience for their enduring support. She shared fond memories of the team’s efforts during the challenging summer film schedule, saying, “Your warm reception of our work has been greatly appreciated.”
Final Messages and Gratitude from the Cast
Oh Eui-sik, who brought the character Lim Song-jae to a dramatic end, conveyed his heartfelt thanks to the diligent staff and affectionate viewers. “The twelve dishes we prepared were met with such love, more than one could expect in the summertime. Stay healthy and happy,” he said in his final remarks.
The final episode of “Chef of the Tyrant” promises to be a fitting tribute to a season filled with drama and emotion, airing at 9:10 p.m. on the 28th on tvN, leaving fans eagerly anticipating the concluding moments.
