"Lady Dua" Lee Junhyuk said, "Stress, it hurts when I meet Shin Hye-sun."

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Actor Lee Joon-hyuk said he challenged through "Lady Dua" and said, "I was under a lot of stress."

A production presentation for the Netflix series "Lady Dua" was held at Ambassador Seoul Pullman Hotel in Dongho-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul on the 10th. Director Kim Jin-min and actress Shin Hye-sun and Lee Jun-hyuk attended the meeting to talk about various things.

"Lady Dua" is the story of "Sarakim," a woman who wanted to become a luxury brand even if it was fake, and "Mugyeong," a man who tracks her desires.

Lee Joon-hyuk plays a detective who investigates the "Sarakim" case with a keen gaze. Director Kim Jin-min said, "For me, the role of detective 'no police' was also very important. "I thought that the eyes of the detective were the eyes of the viewers, so I thought that the color of the drama would be very different depending on who was acting," he said.

"At the first meeting with Jun-hyuk (Lee), I said, 'This role is so important that you shouldn't look at it easily. It's going to get harder as you go back.' In the beginning, viewers will doubt whether this person is doing something well or wrong, but in the end, they have no choice but to go after him, he said. "So if this actor doesn't do well, the balance point may change a little, so let's do well together."

Director Kim Jin-min said, "I received a good question from Lee Joon-hyuk," adding, "He asked me a very sharp question where he didn't understand or was confused about how to act. In fact, if the coach didn't know well, he would just move on, but he couldn't move on if he didn't answer the question. So I'm grateful that I could reduce a lot of directing mistakes," he said.

Lee Joon-hyuk, who attempted an acting challenge through "Lady Dua," said, "It was the most difficult and challenging task for me to always keep track of someone and balance by meeting many actors," adding, "Sometimes I thought too much about getting a lot of help on the spot, so I shouldn't get distant from the viewers." There was a lot of healthy tension, and I paid a lot of attention to the rules of the work," he explained.

He said, "This filming site was stressful, but I think it's healthy and good. It wasn't just comfortable and enjoyable, but there were missions in each field, and there was a process of falling into confusion like "no-gyeong." I filmed the scene where I met Hye-sun in the second half, and when I finally met her, I was actually very sick because all the stress and tension were mixed with excitement. But Hyesun was also sick. At that time, when I first saw Hye-sun's face, I felt a lot of different emotions," he said.

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