Kim Hye-yoon took off her loveliness..Lee Jongwon, "Energy is amazing" [the star scene]

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Kim Hye-yoon of "Salmokji" takes off her existing lovely image and presents a new face with a sharp and dry image.

On the 4th, a presentation and production briefing session for the movie "Salmokji" (director Lee Sang-min) was held at CGV Yongsan I'Park Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul. Director Lee Sang-min, Kim Hye-yoon, Lee Jong-won, Kim Joon-han, Kim Young-sung, Oh Dong-min, Yoon Jae-chan, and Jang Da-ah attended the meeting to talk about various things.

"Salmokji" is a horror movie that takes place when an unidentified figure is taken in the road view of "Salmokji" and the filming team headed to the reservoir for re-filming faces something in the dark and deep water.

In this film, Kim Hye-yoon, who is transforming into a "horror queen," plays PD Su-in, who leads the filming team to a murderous place with bizarre rumors.

Kim Hye-yoon said, "I personally like horror movies, so I enjoyed the fear on the spot, and it was fun and fun while filming. I tried to get rid of the lovely image, and play it with refined expression. I think it was made well because the director always caught the character well on the spot," he said.

Lee Jong-won, who said he had a nightmare after reading the script of "Salmokji," said of his chemistry with Kim Hye-yoon, "I have an amazing power to get close because I just met him. The energy and physical strength of a small body are not normal. Looking at his eyes, he said, "I felt that I could work together," adding, "Su-in and Ki-tae show a variety of chemistry in the play. I think it would be nice if you could pay attention to the way they want to protect each other as well as their eyes and actions.

Kim Joon-han plays the role of Woo Kyo-sik, a senior whom Su-in believed and followed, and the on-road media team leader, as the most mysterious person in filmography. He said of his breathing with Kim Hye-yoon, "As Hye-yoon said, the character Su-in is an image of suppressing and restraining emotions for various reasons, but I could feel the inner work of dragging the work to the end with heavy weight. I worked with him for the first time this time, but I was able to rely on him and lean on him to act," he said.

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