"Concrete Market" Lee Jae-in said, "After dropping out, I felt like I didn't have any friends.."To be recognized as a member of the scene" [Interview 3]

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Actor Lee Jae-in has revealed her own philosophy about acting.

On the 5th, Lee Jae-in conducted an interview on the wave drama "Concrete Market" (played by Kwak Jae-min, directed by Hong Ki-won) at the Yeouido Post Tower in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul.

The "Concrete Market" is a story about the only remaining apartment after the earthquake, where the palace market buys and sells goods, begins trading in its own way to survive. It was released on December 23 last year as the complete series of the movie "Concrete Market," which was released in theaters on December 3 last year. In the play, Lee Jae-in played Hee-ro, a mysterious resourceful who shakes the order of the palace market.

Lee Jae-in expressed her belief in the process of growing up as an actor. Lee Jae-in said, "There are always rules I follow. I thought it was a trend to shoot a work and grow up after seeing it, he said. "But while doing this work, I thought there was an acting I could do at that time. I think it wouldn't have suited him if he did it now," he said.

In particular, Lee Jae-in confessed that she had similar thoughts when filming the movie "High Five," which was released in May last year. He said, "High Five" was a situation where filming became busy and I had to leave school and come out to work. So I felt like I didn't have any friends," he confessed. "But while working with actors and directors, I felt that I was recognized as a member of the field and as a friend. So I was able to show my feelings well at that time," he said.

Lee Jae-in also revealed her own acting strengths. "There were moments when I wasn't sure about my acting, my appearance and my talent," he said. But if there's something I'm good at, I understand what you're saying," he said. He said, "I think it's important to get into the director's painting. "I can understand the director's direction accurately and act quickly," he said. "I don't confirm the interpretation I made. I draw a picture to some extent, but I don't decide exactly. If the director gives directions, we prepare to change it right away. That's my strength."

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