Director Lee Sung Jin and actor Steven Yeun, the two leads of "BEEF," which captivated the world with the honor of winning 8 Emmy Awards, shared various stories.
"BEEF" is a work that deals with a story where a road rage incident occurs between Danny (Steven Yeun), a contractor for whom things are not going well, and Amy (Ali Wong), a businesswoman unsatisfied with her life, triggering a conflict that stimulates their inner dark anger. It is also a work in which many Korean-American actors and production staff participated, with Korean-American writer/director Lee Sung Jin taking on directing, production, and screenwriting.

Immediately after its release last April, it succeeded in a global box office run, including being listed in the Netflix top 10 viewing hours for 5 consecutive weeks, and its high quality and the acting skills of the actors were recognized, sweeping various awards ceremonies including the Emmy Awards.

Netflix's "BEEF" is a black comedy genre that contains a conflict that stimulates inner dark anger after a road rage incident occurs between two people. It garnered attention by shining with 8 awards, including Best Series and Best Lead Actor and Actress, at the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards held on the 15th (local time).

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