‘Phantom’s So Ji Sub, Lee Yeon Hee, and Kwak Do Won named honorary ambassadors for cyber crime prevention

The leading cast of SBS‘s ‘Phantom‘ has been named honorary ambassadors for the Cyber Investigations Unit of the National Police Agency.

On the morning of August 9th, a representative of the NPA announced, “So Ji Sub, Lee Yeon Hee, and Kwak Do Won have been inaugurated as honorary ambassadors for our cyber crime prevention program. They will be receiving the appropriate certificates for their roles soon.”

The three were actually a part of a Cyber Investigations Unit in the drama ‘Phantom’, and now they’ll be able to continue their activities off screen for a good cause. Representatives stated, “We decided to choose them as our honorary ambassadors because of their background with the drama, which covered real life issues like cyber crime, hateful replies, and hacking.”

For the next two years, the three will be working to raise awareness and the prevention of cyber crimes through the production of promotional content.

Source + Photos: Sports Seoul via Nate

Kwak Do Won sings TaeTiSeo’s “Twinkle” on ‘Phantom’

 

Actor Kwak Do Won displayed his singing talents by singing TaeTiSeo’s “Twinkle“.

On the June 27th airing of ‘Phantom‘, Kwak Do Won sang along to “Twinkle”, which was playing on the radio in the car, to prevent the car from being bugged.

Kwak Do Won’s character Kwon Hyuk Joo sang “Twinkle” loudly in the car and what entertained the viewers even more, was the cute dance he incorporated with the song. The other characters in the car plugged their ears, but the viewers enjoyed a good laugh because of this scene.

Viewers left comments saying, “‘Phantom’ gave me a good laugh today,” “Kwak Do Won had a different side to him,” and “Twinkle twinkle Hyuk Joo.”

 

Source & Image: TV Report via Nate