"Sei Ren" Yu Hajun, "Melo Queen" Park Min Young is different. I'm worried and nervous about the kiss scene." [an interview with]

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• Interview with actress Wi Ha-joon as Cha Woo-seok in tvN's Monday-Tuesday drama "Seiren."

Actor Wi Ha-joon expressed his respect for 'Melo Queen' Park Min-young.

On the 8th, Wi Ha-joon held an interview at a cafe in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, and talked about the tvN Monday-Tuesday drama "Seiren" (script Lee Young, director Kim Chul-kyu) that ended on the 7th.

"Seiren" is a deadly romance thriller that begins when Cha Woo-seok (Wi Ha-joon), who investigates insurance fraud, delves into Han Seol-ah (Park Min-young), who is suspected of being a suspect. In the play, Wi Ha-joon played the role of Cha Woo-seok, an insurance investigator chasing Han Seol-ah, a woman who has no choice but to fall into it.

On this day, Wi Ha-joon recalled Park Min-young, who worked together, saying, "I was immersed in the emotional scene, which became more desperate and mournful in the second half because my eyes and emotions were good."

Wi Ha-joon also praised 'Melo Queen' Park Min-young. He said, "It's different. He even shed tears at the exact point. That's what was interesting. There were many ideas in the melodramatic part. He thanked me for telling me a lot of details, which helped me a lot in that area.

He also shared the behind-the-scenes story of the kiss scene with Park Min-young, who drew attention. Wi Ha-joon said, "I was worried because I didn't have much experience with the kiss scene. So we played pranks on the spot. I tried to focus on acting and work hard," he confessed.

He said, "I'm nervous because I'm not used to kissing scenes. I'm nervous about getting hurt in the action, but I couldn't lead the kiss scene. That's why I even boxed on the spot to relieve tension," he explained.

Wi Ha-joon was also praised for his "melo eyes" shown in his work. In this regard, he said, "Thank you so much for seeing me like that. That's why I'm more greedy," he said. "I really want to do Rocco (romantic comedy), not a compound genre, without Thriller," he continued. I want to bring out the deep melodrama and emotions inside," he said.

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