Lee Sung Kyung and Park Hyung Sik have been casted for the Korean version of DreamWorks movie "Trolls." In fact, the two displayed their talent in dubbing via live broadcast on Naver app Wednesday.
Korea Herald reported Lee Sung Kyung and Park Hyung Sik were all smiles in the broadcast and even danced to the theme song of "Trolls." The two also introduced their respective characters, where the actress playfully admitted her similarities with Poppy.
"I felt a sense of kinship with my character, Poppy. I think Poppy and I have similar looks," Lee Sung Kyung said, referring to her "Trolls" character.
The character of Poppy, also known as the Princess of Trolls, was dubbed by Anna Kendrick in the American version of the DreamWorks animated film. On the other hand, Park Hyung Sik's role was previously played by Justin Timberlake.
"Maybe I should say that Branch and I have a lot in common. When I'm hungry, I also grumble," the Korean actor said.
Last month, the upcoming movie released still shots of Lee Sung Kyung and Park Hyung Sik during a recording session for "Trolls." Soompi cited the two actors displayed different emotions while dubbing their characters.
Lee Sung Kyung rose to popularity for playing the lead role in "Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo." Recently, the 26-year-old actress surprised her fans with her talent in singing after she was captured slaying Broadway songs "Bonnie & Clyde" and "A Whole New World."
Meanwhile, Park Hyung Sik was a former member of ZE:A. He is also known for his roles in "The Heirs," "High Society" and "Hwarang." His participation in "Trolls" will be his second animated film after being casted to dub the lead role in "Justin and the Knights of Valour" in 2013.
Catch Lee Sung Kyung and Park Hyung Sik in the Korean version of "Trolls" starting Feb. 16 in theaters nationwide.
