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Director Woo Min-ho of 'Main Co' Confirms Season 3: "The Series Is Fascinating, But I Still Feel a Sense of Regret" [31st BIFF]

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Director Woo Min-ho and actors Woo Do-hwan, Jung Woo-sung, and Hyun Bin attend the red carpet event for the '31st Busan International Film Festival (BIFF)' held on the 6th at the Cinema Hall in Haeundae-gu, Busan Metropolitan City. /Photo=Kim Hwi-seon hwijpg@
Director Woo Min-ho and actors Woo Do-hwan, Jung Woo-sung, and Hyun Bin attend the red carpet event for the '31st Busan International Film Festival (BIFF)' held on the 6th at the Cinema Hall in Haeundae-gu, Busan Metropolitan City. /Photo=Kim Hwi-seon hwijpg@

Director Woo Min-ho of 'Made in Korea' expressed that he still feels a sense of regret even after completing the filming of Season 2, revealing his determination to produce a Season 3.

On the 7th, an outdoor stage greeting for Season 2 of the Disney+ series 'Made in Korea' was held at the outdoor stage of the Cinema Hall in Haeundae-gu, Busan, as part of the 31st Busan International Film Festival (BIFF). Director Woo Min-ho and actors Hyun Bin, Jung Woo-sung, and Woo Do-hwan attended the event.

Speaking about Season 2, Director Woo Min-ho said, "We made an effort to create it on a larger scale. We filmed very intensely with the actors and staff."

However, he added, "After finishing all the filming, I felt a slight sense of regret. That is why I am constantly looking toward Season 3," revealing his will for a follow-up season.

Hyun Bin shared his feelings about having lived as the character Baek Ki-tae for a long time. He said, "For an actor, whether it is a series or a single work, being able to research and act out a compelling character over a long period is itself a great joy."

He continued, "'Made in Korea' began its first filming in July 2024 and completed filming this March. The time spent researching and acting as the compelling character Baek Ki-tae over three years was truly like a dream," adding, "I still have not completely forgotten Baek Ki-tae," expressing his affection for the role.

Director Woo Min-ho, who took on his first series directing challenge, also pointed out the differences between films and series. He said, "A film is essentially finished before its theatrical release, but a series allows you to create the next story while breathing with the audience, which was very fascinating."

He added, "That aspect is interesting, so I am thinking of doing Season 3 as well," heightening expectations on site.

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