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Actor Hyun Bin said about the controversy over Jung Woo-sung's acting skills, who worked with him in "Made in Korea," that he would be more disappointed.
At a cafe in Samcheong-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul on the 27th, I met with actor Hyun Bin of the Disney+ original series "Made in Korea" and talked about various things.
"Made in Korea" is set in Korea, where chaos and leaps coexisted in the 1970s, and depicts the story of "Baek Ki-tae" (Hyun Bin), a man who tries to reach the peak of wealth and power using the country as a profit model, and "Jang Gun-young" (Jung Woo-sung), a prosecutor who traces him to the edge of the cliff with a scary tenacity, facing huge events throughout the times.
Since the release of "Made in Korea," the main actor Jung Woo-sung has been embroiled in a controversy over his acting skills. In response, Hyun Bin said, "I'm sure you have a lot of regrets than I do, and I'm careful. Every actor makes a lot of effort to play the role and show it. Anyway, I think you're thinking more about the reaction than anyone else," he said carefully.
"Since 'Made in Korea' is not the end of season 1, it is a work that has until season 2, so I guess you are thinking about showing better performance (in season 2).
Hyun Bin also added that he gets a lot of help from Jung Woo-sung during filming. He said, "I think I talk a lot when I'm doing it with Woo-sung (Jung). At the site, the edited version was like, "Why don't we do this?"He said, "I talked a lot about it, and I still do," and added, "You have more experience than me, and there is a point where you see it a little differently. He's a person who's also played the role of a director, and there are cases where he finds parts that I miss, and he's constantly communicating and filming, but it's very fun and good. We are looking for something new that is not in the script," he said.
Not only me or Jung Woo-sung, but also the director. At the scene, he said, "I hope these lines are added," and continued to look for new things. "At some point, he even said the angle of the head. Simply sitting or standing up changes the air in the frame. I think you're good at finding such careful things," he added.
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