Byun Yo Han and Go Joon clash over a shared mission in new drama ‘Black Out’

MBC’s upcoming drama “Lose consciousness” has released a new poster with Byun Yo Han and Go Joonsparking excitement among fans. This crime thriller, adapted from the best-selling German novel “Snow White Must Die,” follows the intense journey of a young man, Go Jung Woo (Byun Yo Han), who was accused of murder in a case shrouded in mystery, with no bodies found. Eleven years later, he embarks on a quest to uncover the truth.
The latest poster captures the tension between Go Jung Woo and Noh Sang Chul (Go Joon), each driven by their own motives. Go Jung Woo’s face is shadowed, symbolizing his confusion and loss of memories that have marked him as a murderer. Meanwhile, Noh Sang Chul, a detective, stands behind Go Jung Woo, his face marked with suspicion and dissatisfaction, hinting at their complicated dynamic.
Despite their conflicting roles (one as a suspected killer and the other as a detective), they are united by their shared goal of unraveling the truth of that fateful night 11 years ago.
Byun Yo Han shared, “Noh Sang Chul is a character who is distrustful and hostile toward Go Jung Woo, which leads to fights and confrontations between them. I think we were only able to portray the nuances of each moment between our characters because it was Go Joon who was playing Noh Sang Chul.”
Go Joon said, “I have always considered Byun Yo Han “An excellent actor for his focus on the situation and his approach to his character. As the drama unfolds, Go Jung Woo and Noh Sang Chul become closer, and just like in the drama, Byun Yo Han and I became closer in a similar way. I think we became much closer towards the end of the drama because we had been maintaining the tension (between our characters) on set.”
Black Out premieres on August 16 at 9:50 p.m. KST and promises a thrilling mix of mystery, tension, and character-driven drama.

Meet the stars: Byun Yo Han and Go Joon
Byun Yo Han is a celebrated South Korean actor, known for his roles in dramas such as “Six Flying Dragons” and films such as “Hansan: Rising Dragon,” for which he won the Best Supporting Actor award at the Baeksang Arts Awards. His journey from more than 30 short films as a student to stardom began with the hit series “Misaeng: Incomplete Life.”
Go Joon, an actor with a career spanning over two decades, has made his mark in both television and film. From his debut in “Wanee and Junah” to winning the Best Supporting Actor award for “The Fiery Priest,” Go Joon has proven his versatility. His role in “Black Out” adds another layer to his impressive portfolio.
With its gripping plot, intense character dynamics, and stellar performances by Byun Yo Han and Go Joon“Black Out” is shaping up to be a must-see drama of the year.