'Bi-gwang' Ha Ji-won receives 20 points for profanity acting; Director Lee Ji-won: "I'll do the post-dubbing profanity myself"

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Actress Ha Ji-won revealed that she learned profanity acting directly from director Lee Ji-won.

On the 24th, a press distribution screening for the film 'Bi-gwang' (directed by Lee Ji-won) was held at Megabox COEX in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Director Lee Ji-won and actors Ryu Seung-ryong, Ha Ji-won, and Kim Si-a attended the event.

'Bi-gwang' is a family saga about Dong-joo (played by Kim Si-a), the daughter of top star couple Jung-gu (Ryu Seung-ryong) and Nam-mi (Ha Ji-won). After their lives are upended by the sudden appearance of their daughter, eight years later, they risk everything to save Dong-joo from a shocking incident while uncovering the truth.

To naturally deliver rough profanity in the film, Ha Ji-won underwent special training. She stated, "I learned profanity acting directly from the director. The only person around me who swears well is the director." She added, "I asked the director to record the profanity lines so I could listen to them repeatedly on my home terrace while practicing."

In response, director Lee Ji-won rated Ha Ji-won's profanity acting at 20 points, saying, "Perhaps because actress Ha Ji-won has lived without swearing for a long time, no matter how much we practiced, it just wouldn't stick to her tongue," which drew laughter from the audience.

He continued, "There were parts where we kept trying on set but eventually had to give up. During post-dubbing, I even recorded some lines myself and then varied them for insertion. Out of about three profanity lines, I did two of them," surprising Ha Ji-won.

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