"Hound Dogs 2." Woo Do-hwan and Lee Sang-i are "Bromelo."It's raining evil [synthesis]

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Actor Woo Do-hwan Lee Sang-i comes to the scene as a bromelo action.

On the morning of the 31st, a production briefing session was held at Ambassador Pullman Hotel in Jung-gu, Seoul, for the Netflix series "Hound Dogs Season 2" (hereinafter referred to as "Hound Dogs 2" (director Kim Joo-hwan). Actors Woo Do-hwan, Lee Sang-i, Jung Ji-hoon and Kim Joo-hwan attended the event.

"Hunt Dogs 2" is a story about Gunwoo (Woo Do-hwan) and Woojin (Lee Sang-eun), who beat up a gang of heinous illegal private lenders, and another straight hook against the global illegal boxing league dominated by money and violence. It is expected to provide extreme catharsis with a thrilling action in the expanded world view of the global illegal boxing league.

On this day, Woo Do-hwan said, "I'm happy to greet you as 'hunt dogs' again in three years," adding, "Since I've been doing season 2, I think I've been together for a long time. Sang-hyung and the director. I think I can be here again because a lot of people like season 1. It's an honor."

Lee Sang-i said, "I filmed a drama with season 2 for the first time since season 1. "I had so many memories as long as I had a lot of fun filming it," he said. "When I filmed season 1, I didn't even think about season 2. When I heard the news of the production of season 2, I was proud and happy because it felt like our work was recognized."

Head coach Kim Joo-hwan said, "Season 2 tells the story of the two main characters meeting a new antagonist and fighting a more intense and intense fight. I thought more about the part I loved in season 2. "I thought a lot about how to show the 'knowing taste' such as boxing action and bromance, which was fresh, and I took it."

"Hound Dogs" drew attention with the action of Woo Do-hwan and Lee Sang-i, as well as a bromance beyond their friendship. In response, Woo Do-hwan said, "I want to call this work 'Bromelo' beyond bromance," adding, "Gun-woo and Woo-jin are friends who have lost loved ones together." So I want to protect more and I want no one to get hurt. It is a community of destiny and a support for each other," he said. Lee Sang-yi also said, "I completely agree. It's Gun Woo-jin's bromelo."

Rain played the role of Baek Jeong, a villain with extraordinary charisma in the play. Rain, who joined season 2 for the first time, said, "As a fan of Kim Joo-hwan, I constantly watched his work. While watching "The Hounds," I thought there was a really new action, but I didn't know I would be doing season 2. When the director suggested that he would do season 2, I wanted to do it right away, he said. "I liked it because it was different from the existing action style, and I really liked the first movie because I felt how hard the actor Woo Do-hwan and Lee Sang-i worked."

Park Kyung-rim, who hosted the event, was surprised, saying, "I've seen it since my debut, and it's the first time I've seen it like this." Rain said, "I also knew for the first time that I had this kind of appearance. The director had a lot of orders for me. For now, I had to be scared to laugh, my eyes had to be evil, not smiling, and I had to make people miserable. I heard that you can't be too fit, but you have to be bulked up, but you have to be able to box. I liked it because it felt like I was being trained for the first time in a long time. I thought I should do what the director told me to do without myself. "I always moved with a blade-like feeling," he said. "I'm not on the same side in the drama. If you want something within the organization, it's all enemy. He has neither blood nor tears. But it wasn't that hard to express. I thought I was getting wet after talking to the director and looking at the script. Rather than doing it artificially, I did it once at home to act like a person who has lived like that, and I was really scolded," he said with a smile, adding, "I unconsciously lived as that character for a year."

Rain, who first played a villain in a Korean work, said, "For me, the role of a villain has always been burdensome. I always played a good role, a lot of happy roles that were stereotyped, so I thought I would like to play an evil role someday. However, there was also a concern that it could not be accepted when it was misrepresented, he said. "But when manager Kim Joo-hwan said he would do it, I had faith." In fact, I made up my mind to do it even before the meeting with the director. If it was Kim Joo-hwan, I thought I could completely exclude the standards and philosophy I had when acting and just follow the coach's words. While acting as a villain, I just thought about how to make Gunwoo and Woojin desperate and miserable from the beginning. Really bad person character and really cared about the action. Maybe my family won't be able to see it. I don't think I can recommend it either," he added.

Meanwhile, Hound Dogs 2 will be released worldwide on the 3rd of next month.

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