"Waiting for Gyeongdo" Park Seo-joon said, "♥When you're in a relationship, you do your best..." "Love" = The feeling of blessing that humans feel" [Interview ②]

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Actor Park Seo-joon personally expressed his feelings about the end of "Waiting for Gyeongdo."

Park Seo-joon met with Star News at an interview on JTBC's Friday-Saturday drama "Waiting for Gyeongdo" (script Yoo Young-ah, director Lim Hyun-wook) at a cafe in Gangnam-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul on the 15th.

"Waiting for Gyeongdo" is a romance in which Lee Kyung-do (Park Seo-joon) and Seo Ji-woo (Park Won-an), who broke up after two relationships, reunite as a reporter who reported an affair scandal and the wife of the scandal's main character. Director Lim Hyun-wook of "The People Like You," "King the Land" and writer Yoo Young-ah of "Your Wedding," "Thirteen, Nine," and "Sacred Divorce."

Park Seo-joon played the role of Lee Kyung-do, deputy director of the entertainment department of the Dongwoon Ilbo, who is a very ordinary and humane office worker but is more sincere than anyone else in front of love. Lee Kyung-do faced the excitement of the past, the pain, and the shaking of the present as she became involved with her first love through an unintended incident while living her daily life.

Won Ji-an plays Seo Ji-woo, the second daughter of Jarim Apparel, who is in the spotlight, and the first love of Lee Kyung-do, deputy director of the Dongwoon Ilbo Entertainment Department. Seo Ji-woo has a beautiful appearance and a bouncy and outspoken personality, which seems to live a life without being indifferent, but he has a pain in his male mother behind it.

-At the ending, Gyeong-do was seen sobbing at Ji-woo's fake news. Whether it's acting from real experience.

▶Not only me, but everyone who works on this side will agree. With the activation of SNS, it seems that (fake news) has become worse. When I debuted, when I went to a newspaper company and talked face to face, I think it was based on facts and that there was humanity, but it's a shame that it's been made a lot and consumed.

-In Waiting for Gyeongdo, there were many other sobbing scenes.

▶I tried to feel completely alone in the world. As my emotions came up, my lips were dry, but I think those little things felt real.

-This time, I drew a story of 18 years of love. Did your own experiences get into acting.

▶When I'm in a relationship, I do my best. I hate to regret everything when I act. The same seems to be true of the attitude toward love. If you don't try that, it seems like you're unhappy. I think the feeling of 'love' is a feeling of blessing that humans feel.

-Many people like Park Seo-joon's romance. What advantages do you think Park Seo-joon's romance has.

▶I try to express it according to the character, but the reaction I'm happy about is that they call me a character, saying, "It's just like hardness." Over-indulgence seems to make it so and I just express it in my own way.

-How was your acting chemistry with actor Won Ji-an.

▶I was very curious because it was my first time seeing him. Each actor has his or her own charm, and it was refreshing to have a way of understanding Ji-an's attractive way of speaking and character. It wasn't how I expected it to be. I think reaction is important, but I acted thinking how I would react would be fun. The three of us got close while talking a lot with the director.

-What kind of conversation did you have with actor Won Ji-an in private conversation.

▶The friend was not younger than I thought and was deep and calm. I didn't feel much age difference. If I told you about the past, saying, "I used to stay up all night long, I filmed it," Jian saw it amazingly. When I was in college, I talked about cars and cell phones and MP3 players

-What about a woman like Seo Ji-woo. Can Park Seo-joon like Ji-woo in real life.

▶If you think about it, it was Jiwoo who continued to express actively. Gyeong-do seems to be a person who has no choice but to be attracted to the person approaching first. Few men would hate such a pretty, active woman.

-What did you feel new while working on this piece?

▶When all the works are pre-produced, they come out a year later. By the time the work comes out, I have to look at the script again if there's an interview saying, 'What did I film?' The OTT market has been active these days, and I thought it was a long time since the work came out. There used to be a mini-series competition, but it was bloody good then, but I think it was even better. (Laughs)

-Sung Si-kyung participated in the OST and how she gave feedback on the drama.

▶ My brother told me that he liked it so much. At the end of the year, I went to my brother's concert, and the screen went up and down from the circular stage. As the screen went up, it turned into darkness and my voice came out. I was surprised, but as the screen came out, there was a scene called "I cried a lot" in the 6th part of Jiwoo and I. At that time, my brother's live came out, and I cried a lot. I was so grateful that I went to the afterparty and said, "Thank you," and my brother said, "I promoted it to 60,000 people." After the end of the show, I said, 'I think the drama was completed because of you.'

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