'I Live Alone' Saver Kim Min, First Take with Choi Min-sik: Swearing Ad-lib — "Screw It, F***" [Radio Star][★Night TV]

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Actor Kim Min revealed an anecdote about delivering a swearing ad-lib to his senior colleague Choi Min-sik.

On the 28th, MBC's variety show 'Radio Star' aired as a special episode titled "I Will Become a Wild Person~," featuring guests Lee Gye-in, Yoon Taek, Yook Joong-wan, and Kim Min.

That day, Kim Min recalled his first time working with Choi Min-sik in the Disney+ series 'Casino.'

Kim Min began by saying, "In person, he was even more impressive than I expected. That day was our first shoot for 'Casino,' and while reading the script, I thought of an ad-lib."

He continued, "I wanted to swear a little. But I worried that if I swore at my senior on the very first take, the atmosphere might turn cold, so I agonized over whether to do it or not for a whole week."

Kim Min, who ultimately could not deliver the ad-lib even during rehearsal, revealed, "On the final chance — the actual shoot — I thought 'Screw it' and said 'F***.'"

However, Choi Min-sik's reaction was unexpected. Kim Min explained, "At that moment, my senior said, 'F*** you too~,' naturally picking up on my ad-lib."

He added, "I was grateful, thinking, 'So he can handle even this kind of thing so naturally,' and expressed admiration for his senior's composed response."

He also shared an anecdote about receiving acting lessons directly from Choi Min-sik. Kim Min said, "Every time we filmed, I asked him questions about films I had watched since childhood, such as 'Shiri' and 'Oldboy.'"

He continued, "Once, while my senior was getting his makeup done, he told me to sit down here. He organized all the questions I had previously asked and gave me a lesson."

He added, "I even took notes while listening. He also explained how Korean dialects are handled," recalling the special time he spent learning from Choi Min-sik.

Meanwhile, Kim Min recently drew attention on 'I Live Alone' for revealing his life in a roughly 90-year-old old house without electricity, where he operates a generator to get by.

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