Kim Dami, who struggled in 'Great Flood', hesitated to appear in Season 2 and said, "Run with your 20kg son on your back" [★FULL Interview]

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Actor Kim Da-mi has completed a challenge without limits through the Netflix film "The Great Flood."

"The Great Flood" is a SF disaster blockbuster about the struggle of those who risk their last hope for humanity to survive on the last day of the earth when the heavy flood hit, in an underwater apartment.

Kim Da-mi played Anna, an artificial intelligence researcher in the play and struggling to protect her 6-year-old son, Jain. Kim Da-mi broke another life character by perfectly digesting the physical difficulties of navigating through the water with a child actor on her back to the unfamiliar emotional line of being a mother.

Recently, Kim Da-mi held an interview about her work and confessed her concerns when she first faced the script. "When I looked at the scenario, I was worried about the point of mom," he said. When the director explained why he suggested me to play the role of a mother, he said at first that he didn't want to be seen like a mother. I wanted to challenge that point because it was convincing, he recalled, "And above all, I wanted to see how the director's directing method would be implemented when I met this movie, and that was the point that stimulated my interest."

He gradually approached the "mother's heart" through his breathing with child actor Kwon Eun-sung. Kim Da-mi said, "When I was with my child, I thought the only answer would be to trust (Kwon) Eun-sung and do it. I thought that feeling the mother's heart was exchanging heart-to-hearts. So I didn't think about that feeling separately and tried to feel it on the spot," he said.

"At first, I didn't meet my baby either, so it was difficult to know how to treat and communicate. I also thought about how to get close, but strangely, the more I filmed it, the closer I got. It really made me feel like a son. He expressed his affection, saying, "It was something that I was amazed by myself."

However, the scene was so fierce that it gave no time to be soaked in appreciation. He had to repeat running with a child actor who weighed nearly 20 kilograms in his arms or on his back, confessing, "This movie was the most difficult and difficult physically and mentally among the film I took." In particular, regarding the scene where a child actor who weighs quite a lot runs on his back, he confessed, "I thought I had to do it."

As much as I had a hard time, I learned a lot. "It's the most mentally and physically difficult work I've ever had," Kim Da-mi said of "The Great Flood." I wondered if I could finish this well. It was a work that was full of things that I hadn't done before. So every day I did it, I felt like I was breaking a huge quest," he said.

He said, "At that time, it was hard, so I didn't have time to look back, but I learned a lot. I felt a lot, 'It's a movie that I did my best to do until the end.' Also, I don't know how hard the staff is at the scene. Even if I don't do well, the staff fills the spot. I think I felt grateful from the staff, he said. "It's a work that I feel has grown a lot both as a person and as an actor."

In particular, his strong bond with the staff helped him greatly. Kim Dami said, "The staff prepared the event after the shooting. I even gave him a letter written in rolling paper. It was really sad and touching. I felt a lot of sadness that day," he said, expressing his gratitude. At the same time, he said, "But I tend to let go of my work quickly. So I think he sent it right away the next day," he said, drawing laughter by showing a cool side.

Kim Dami also showed a firm attitude toward the likes and dislikes caused by the genre variation of the work. He said, "I thought it was interpreted from various perspectives. I think it was a movie with a point where you could ask a lot of questions or questions. I was also interested in seeing that reaction, he said. "I think there are various views on what movies and dramas they watch. So I thought there would be such likes and dislikes," he said. The most memorable response was "a movie that leaves a lot of questions." That article was very memorable. I felt good because I was able to give you a point where the movie could present."

Finally, when asked about her intention to appear in Season 2, Kim Dami was somewhat cautious. He said, "I think I'll have to think about it. I think we should look at the scenario first," he said in a pleasant and serious answer.

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