Licensed barber Park Bo Gum heads to the countryside in 'The Village Barber'
Watch Park Bo Gum showcase his real barbering skills alongside Lee Sang Yi and Kwak Dong Yeon in tvN's upcoming variety show 'The Village Barber.'
Top star Park Bo Gum isn't just acting as a barber—he's actually licensed to be one. tvN just unveiled posters and a teaser for its new variety show, 'The Village Barber,' where a trio of actors trades the spotlight for the slow life in a remote rural village. The show's premise hinges on the genuine skills and warm hearts of its cast members.
The Village Barber Park Bo Gum teaser reveals professional skills
According to official reports, Park Bo Gum holds a national barber's license, which he earned during his mandatory military service. In the teaser, he's seen confidently handling professional shears, tending to the hair of village residents. The show aims to go beyond simple grooming, focusing on the emotional connection and 'healing' that happens within the walls of a local barbershop.
A Dream Team: Lee Sang Yi and Kwak Dong Yeon
Park is joined by his close friends, Lee Sang Yi and Kwak Dong Yeon. While Park handles the barbering, Lee Sang Yi lends a versatile hand in managing the shop's operations. Meanwhile, Kwak Dong Yeon takes charge of the kitchen, cooking up comfort food to nourish both the staff and the customers. It's reported that this combination of grooming and dining creates a unique sanctuary for the rural community.
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