"Five Ingan" Romon "Romance chemistry with Kim Hyeyoon. Every moment, more detailed" [a question and answer]

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Actor Romon expressed his feelings about the end of "I'm a human being from today."

Romon played Kang Si-yeol, a world-renowned soccer star and more passionate than anyone else, in SBS's Friday-Saturday drama "I'm a Human from Today" (scripted by Park Chan-young, Cho Ah-young/directed by Kim Jung-kwon), convincingly portrayed the inner lack and growth narrative hidden behind the colorful exterior.

In this film, which adds fantasy settings and depth of emotions between characters to the excitement of romantic comedies, he completed the density of characters by showing a more expansive acting spectrum

◆ The following is actor Romon's "I'm a Human from Today." The end of "I'm a Human."

Q. "I'm a human from today." Please tell us how you feel about the end.

Maybe because it was a work made with great people and passion, it was a scene where I had a lot of warm and precious memories. I was happy to live as 'Kang Si-yeol' for the past few months, and I think I was able to grow further thanks to the staff and actors who worked together. I'm sad to send it off, but thanks to the viewers' love, I end it in a good mood.

Q. If you have a scene or line that you are personally attached to while playing the character "Kang Si-yeol", please introduce it.

I personally remember the scene of reuniting with my lost grandmother. The moment when Si-yeol lived in splendor or success and encountered the precious being he had forgotten or had tried to turn away, it was really touching. While filming that scene, I thought deeply about what we should not miss in our lives.

Q. What did you want to show as an actor romon through this work?

I wanted to show Si Yeol's 'dynamic charm' with his unique passion and energy. I tried to create a three-dimensional character that is honest with my emotions and sometimes quirky and cute, not just showing the appearance of a glamorous star. I hope this work will be remembered as an actor with a more friendly and colorful color to the public.

Q. What part of acting "Kang Si-yeol" did you feel expanded to the next level as an actor?

I think the "view of empathy" has expanded. As Si-yeol, who only knew about himself, played the process of understanding the pain of others and facing deprivation, I myself came to rethink my attitude toward people. It was a precious time to feel how a person's inner self became solid through love and understanding, beyond just playing a role.

Q. You've been active in intense characters and genres so far, what was the most different point of challenging romance-focused narratives?

I think the biggest difference was that I had to immerse myself deeply in the relationship between characters and emotional communication as much as following the flow of events. Rather than using the body, the process of conveying the truth with a single look or a small tremor in the conversation was very interesting. As the emotional energy exchanged with the other actor becomes the center of the play, I tried to breathe more closely every moment.

Q. What is something you have newly realized in your way of expressing your emotions while performing full-fledged romance acting?

I realized that true love is the process of honestly acknowledging my vacancy or deficiency and filling the gap with each other's warmth. I learned that love is deeper when empathy is based on the pain of the other person rather than unconditional consideration, and thanks to this, I think I learned to approach more honestly and plainly when expressing my feelings.

Q. Lastly, please say something to the viewers who loved "Kang Si-yeol" from "I'm a Human from Today".

Thank you very much for watching and supporting Si Yeol's growth period, which was a little lacking. I hope that the small but precious meaning of happiness that Siyeol found will be a small comfort to your daily life. I won't forget the passion and sincerity I learned from Siyeol, and I'll be a Romon who will show you better performances in the future. Everyone, be happy!

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