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Kim Jong-un "Still Angry"..Late Protest Against 'Parisian Lover' Park Shin-yang [Mi-oo-sae] [★Night TV]

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Actor Kim Jong-un revealed a past incident that left him feeling hurt during the filming of 'Parisian Lover'.

In an episode of SBS variety show 'I Hate But I Love You' aired on the 19th, actor Kim Jong-un appeared alongside Lee Dong-gun and shared behind-the-scenes stories from the drama 'Parisian Lover'.

Kim Jong-un began by saying, "There were many good moments, but there is one thing that still makes me a bit angry. May I talk about it?"

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He recalled, "It was a scene where (Lee) Dong-gun and senior actor (Park) Shin-yang were talking to each other. Both of them are characters who love my role in the drama, Taeyoung (played by Kim Jong-un). Yet, as if using irony, there was a scene where they said things like, 'Uncle, what's so great about Taeyoung?' and 'Then what do you like about Taeyoung? He's always clumsy, always leaving things behind,' while bickering back and forth."

He continued, "I remember the script only had that much. But when I watched the broadcast, they were going wild. After seeing it, I thought, 'So there was such a scene,' so I looked up the script again, but there was no such dialogue."

Lee Dong-gun revealed, "That entire scene was senior actor Shin-yang's idea. He wrote everything himself," leaving everyone surprised.

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/Photo=SBS 'I Hate But I Love You'

Hearing this, Kim Jong-un said, "Don't you think it went a bit too far?" and proposed a video call with Park Shin-yang. A video call was immediately connected on the spot.

He told Park Shin-yang, "There is one thing that still makes me angry," bringing up the ad-lib scene again. He added, "When I asked Dong-gun about it, he said all the ad-libs exchanged between you two back then were also prepared by you."

In response, Park Shin-yang recalled, "We really played a lot of pranks back then," and added, "Dong-gun laughed so much that we had to do an NG (no good) take. We had to reshoot because he was laughing," bringing smiles to everyone's faces.

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