'OK Madam 2' Choi Soo-young makes action debut... "Worried my arms and legs are too long" [Star Scene]

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Girls' Generation member and actress Choi Soo-young made her first foray into action acting and villain roles on screen.

The press screening for the film 'OK Madam 2' (directed by Lee Cheol-ha) took place at Seoul Yongsan-gu CGV Yongsan i-Park Mall on the 27th. Following the screening, a press conference was held with actors Um Jung-hwa, Park Sung-woong, Lee Sang-yoon, Bae Jeong-nam, Park Jin-joo, Ryeo-un, Choi Soo-young, and director Lee Cheol-ha in attendance.

The film 'OK Madam 2' is a comedic action story about the family of Mi-young, a former legendary agent who embarks on an extravagant cruise vacation, only to get caught up in a hijacking incident on a blue sea hanbok-themed cruise ship. It is the sequel to 'OK Madam,' released in 2020.

Choi Soo-young said, "I took on my first villain role. I had wanted to play an antagonist for a long time, and I was grateful that they offered me a cute and mischievous villain character." She added, "I thought it would be good if An-ya appeared as a childlike character, so I came up with the idea. The director liked it and accepted my suggestion. We discussed it extensively, and he supported everything during filming. Even though there were gaps between shooting days, when I arrived on set, the environment was very comfortable, and although I played a villain, I didn't feel lonely on set."

Continuing, Choi Soo-young said, "This is also my first time doing action scenes. I had prepared for a long time, but this was my actual debut in filming action. When preparing for the action sequences, I realized that my arms and legs were too long, making me appear less agile, which made me dissatisfied with myself. Since action is crucial in this film, I had to leverage my own strengths." She explained, "I imagined someone who looks weak but appears strong. For An-ya, I wanted her to feel modern. Rather than just looking tough on the outside, I wanted her to be unpredictable—someone whose eyes reveal where she might attack next, making her hard to read. So instead of focusing on building muscle, I paid more attention to my gaze."

Meanwhile, 'OK Madam 2' is scheduled for release on the 12th of next month.

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