Actor Choi Gwi-hwa's Generous Deed: Covers Staff Member's Surgery Costs, Revealing True Generosity

Actor Choi Gwi-hwa, known for his intense villain roles on screen, has touched hearts with his genuine kindness and support off-camera.

Recently, Choi Gwi-hwa appeared on the show 'Ko So-young's Pubstaurant' alongside fellow actor Park Ji-hwan. From their entrance, the two actors filled the studio with laughter, engaging in witty banter with host Ko So-young.

The episode shed light on Choi Gwi-hwa's heartwarming generosity. Park Ji-hwan lauded Choi for always taking care of those around him on set, even purchasing clothing from a friend's brand to gift to junior actors, showcasing his strong sense of loyalty. He also frequently bought food to share with everyone.

Particularly moving was the story shared by a broadcast staff member, identified as Mr. A, who has worked in the industry for over a decade. Mr. A revealed that when facing significant financial hardship due to impending surgery for women's cancer, Choi Gwi-hwa stepped in and covered his medical expenses. This allowed Mr. A to receive treatment and recover. Choi humbly commented, "I asked him because he didn't look well, and learned about his situation. I helped as much as I could." He added, "Seeing him healthy and working hard brings me great joy."

Choi Gwi-hwa is currently captivating audiences as Prince Jasan in tvN's 'The Tyrant's Chef' and will soon be seen in a new transformation in the Disney+ series 'Takryu', set to release on the 26th.

Choi Gwi-hwa began his acting career in theater in 2000, steadily building his filmography. He gained widespread recognition for his memorable portrayals of villains in hit films like 'Train to Busan' and 'The Outlaws'. He continues to showcase his versatile talent through various drama and movie projects.