"Project Y" Han Sohee. "Remove the tattoo?" "[Interview 2]"[I believe it's a loss as an actor."

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Actor Han So-hee revealed why she removed the tattoo.

On the 16th, I met with Han So-hee, an actor from the movie "Project Y" (director Lee Hwan) at a cafe in Samcheong-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul, and talked about various things.

"Project Y" is a story about Mi-sun and Do-kyung, who live in the middle of a colorful city dreaming of another tomorrow, stealing black money and gold bars from the cliff of their lives. Han So-hee plays Mi-sun, who jumps into danger following her desire.

On this day, Han So-hee said, "The role was not set from the beginning, but the role was not set. As I kept reading the script, the part where Do-kyung (played by Jeon Jong-seo) and Mi-sun's characters are clearly divided is how they treat people. "Personally, I think I chose it because I thought it was more suitable for Mi-sun," he said.

"I think Mi-sun's behavior came out the way she was when she treated her friend. When I was faced with a situation, I chose a reaction that I thought I would really express and acted, and the director liked that raw way of expressing it. I think it was good to have that in it," he said.

Han So-hee said about the criteria for choosing a work, "I think it comes to me rather than choosing a work, but I always have a lot of scripts like that, life (of the role) is difficult or dead." In my opinion, I prefer characters who overcome bad situations rather than characters who live a normal life," he said.

"I thought there were emotions and weapons that could react realistically when some sad situation, hardship, or adversity came. It may be rude, but I thought the depth of resolution to understand those feelings was deeper, he said. "But now I want to play a daughter from a rich family comfortably." It's not easy to fight, break, and cry all the time," he said with a smile.

Han So-hee also revealed the reason why she recently removed the tattoo. "It really hurts (to erase it). (Tattoo) was done in a way that was not too much to do when working on a piece, and the technology has gotten so good these days that there are so many tattoo stickers and things like that, so I solve it with that," he said. "Actually, I couldn't wear a dress (because I had a tattoo). Anyway, because of the variety of characters, there are various clothes to wear and various atmospheres to express, but I thought it was a loss for me, so I think I deleted it. I thought it was right to erase it for work now because I could do it again at any time," he said.

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