"Spring Fever" Cho Joon-young said, "Speech acting, the more difficult it is to learn.."I want to follow the example of security" [Hanbok Interview②]

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• Actor Cho Joon-young, who plays Han Seon-kyul in tvN's Monday-Tuesday drama "Spring Fever," interviews Hanbok

Actor Cho Joon-young expressed his feelings about trying to act in dialect in "Spring Fever."

Cho Joon-young recently held an interview with Hanbok for the Lunar New Year at the Star News headquarters in Seorin-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, and talked about various things, including tvN's Monday-Tuesday drama "Spring Fever," which ended on the 10th.

"Spring Fever" depicts a romance between cold teacher Yoon Bom (Lee Joo-bin) and hot hearted Sun Jae-kyu (An Bo-hyun), and has a 5.7% viewership rating in the final episode, breaking its own record.

In the play, Cho Joon-young, who played a good role in Shinsu High School's unchanging first place in the school, defined the work as "growth" and "challenge." He said, "I've been in Pohang for a long time, built various memories, and learned a lot."

Cho Joon-young also challenged himself to acting in dialect. He confessed, "It was my first time trying to play the role of using dialect, and I found that the barriers to entry were high, but the more I learned, the more difficult it was." Cho Joon-young went through an intense research process to act in an unfamiliar dialect. "It was not easy to act while keeping the emotional acting and accent at the same time," he said. "I repeated the practice by saying the lines in Seoul, first understanding the emotions, and then putting on a dialect accent."

The score for acting in dialect that I gave myself is 6 out of 10. Cho Joon-young responded humbly, "I tried, so I exceeded 5 points, but I think the remaining 4 points were not enough to play perfectly like the Gyeongsang-do people." Among the on-site staff, people from Gyeongsang Province helped themselves, and as they tried to keep their accent to the best of their ability, it is a score where regret and pride coexist.

The chemistry with senior actors and actresses who were present at the scene was also a great help. As for Ahn Bo-hyun, who worked with his uncle as a nephew, he said, "I felt a lot of difference between (An) Bo-hyun's leisure and career. "I thought I wanted to learn a lot from seeing him take care of people around him," he said.

He thanked fellow actor Lee Jae-in and staff for their warm encouragement. Cho Joon-young thanked, "Lee Jae-in said, 'You're continuing to speak in dialect well,' and gave me a lot of strength from the side, so I was able to film comfortably." He added, "Thanks to the staff who adored me and supported me that I could do it whenever I had difficulties with my dialect, I was able to play the role of the youngest among the pillar-like seniors in the field."

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