I really enjoy that the king in this show mostly stands around letting other people protect him, while his fiancee kicks butt. I thought, at first, there wasn't much growth in his character from the early days of always trying to get out of anything difficult or dangerous. But I realized, while making this video, that he shows more courage by being willing to stand there and die for his beliefs, than he would have by playing Errol Flynn. One of my favorite moments is when he's standing in front of the North Korean divide for the first time looking at all the guns pointed at him. He tells his surrounding guards that he expects every one of them to take to their heels if shooting starts and, if they don't, they should consider themselves fired on Monday.
LOVE this video!