"Eyes of Dawn." In the middle of the limping..Baek Sung-hyun, "I've never met the CEO of the production company. I can't even get close to actors." [Interview 3]

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Actor Baek Sung-hyun said he had never met separately with the head of the production company before the "Eyes of Dawn."

On the 26th, Baek Sung-hyun had an interview at a cafe in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, and had a conversation about the musical "Eyes of Dawn."

Dawn's Eye is based on MBC's 30th anniversary special drama, Dawn's Eye, which aired from 1991 to February 1992. Dawn's Eyes, which premiered in 2019, was scheduled to be extended from the 24th of last month to April 12.

However, the concert scheduled at the Dawn of Converse Stage Arena in Dongjak-gu, Seoul on the 8th was suddenly canceled, sparking controversy. Since then, the performances on the 20th and 21st have been canceled in succession, and eventually have been crippled.

On this day, Baek Sung-hyun said that he brought a unique sense of responsibility and affection to the "Eyes of Dawn." From the reenactment performance to the work, he said, "I practiced really hard. I ground myself. I wanted to show a good performance because it's been a long time since I went on stage, but I'm personally upset that I couldn't show you more in two episodes."

He recalled the effort he put into a perfect stage despite his late joining. Baek Sung-hyun said, "I was worried because I didn't have much time, but the directing team trusted me and came inI got it," he said. "In the process of preparing for the performance, I kept monitoring and following the shadows and practicing. I was familiar with the movement by rolling in the theater every day while taking vocal lessons," he explained.

He also had an extraordinary attachment to his work. He said, "It's so sad every time I see a performance. I thought I would be able to show this performance to many people, he said. "I love the role of the maximum I played, but there was a situation and pain in the times when I had to say goodbye. It was a good fit with my emotion line," he said.

However, he expressed regret over the lack of communication with the production company and the poor environment. Baek Sung-hyun said, "I didn't even have time to get close to the actors. I met him on the 4th," he said. "I've never seen the CEO of the production company before. It was all I saw while passing by. He said, "I just gave a nod and passed by."

In the end, the performance was crippled, but Baek Sung-hyun said he did not regret it. "My friends and family saw me and said that the actors were great and that the performance was so good," he said. "It's a pity that I couldn't show you more, and I don't feel like, 'Why did I do this?'"

On the other hand, 63 actors and staff members of "Yeo-Eyeom's Eye" urged the production company to pay overdue wages in a statement on the 24th, claiming, "At the time of its premiere and reenactment (2019, 2020), producer A's production company, Suki Company, had already caused an attempted wage for actors and staff, and even though the trial took place, actors and staff were not paid unpaid wages."

Accordingly, the production company of Dawn's Eye said, "NextSketch is irrelevant to producer A, and only a few (about six) actors participated in the premiere and re-enactment," adding, "It is not related to the staff and actors of the current musical's unpaid case." Please stop the honorable murder," he countered.

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