[Exclusive]Lee Joon-hyuk said, "Excellent in 'Bangsa Nam', more interesting because it's Jeonju Lee..Not on Sejo's side [an interview with]

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Lee Joon-hyuk made a special appearance as Prince Geumseong in the movie "The Man Who Lives with the King" (director Jang Hang-jun), which is currently revitalizing the theater district. He said, "I had no relationship with director Jang Hang-joon, and Jang Won-seok, the CEO of the production company who worked with 'The Crime City 3', contacted me. For me, "The Crime City 3" can be said to be the turning point of life, and I'm grateful, so I'm trying to help what I can help."

"I started this job because I love movies, so I don't avoid things that are in contact with movies. "The Outlaws 3" is my first major film, and I had a hard time setting foot in the movie industry, but I'm sad that the situation has become difficult," he said. "It's a special appearance, but I'm glad that "The Man Who Lives with the King" seems to be receiving favorable reviews from many people."

Lee Joon-hyuk said that the smiling appearance of his "fellows" is more meaningful than the meaning of the box office performance itself. "I know how hard my colleagues have suffered, so it's very rewarding to be able to see them smile," he said. "I watched 'The Man Who Lives with the King' at the theater, and I was very surprised that Yoo Hae-jin acted like a human cultural asset." When I saw it, I thought, 'AI can't replace this kind of actor.' (Park) Ji-hoon did a great job, and it's a movie that's very valuable to me," he said.

He confessed honestly the burden of playing the real person, Grand Prince Geumseong. Lee Joon-hyuk said, "At first, I talked with the director, 'Let's go to the language of historical drama.' "I tried to set the tone by keeping the long and short notes thoroughly, but I excluded it because I thought it would go against the atmosphere of the whole movie," he said.

"The most regrettable thing was that I didn't see other actors acting at the time," he said. "When I watched the movie, it contained much more energy than I imagined (after watching the script). If I felt that energy together on the spot, I thought my acting would have changed a little bit," he added.

"I looked for Geumseongdaegun myself, but there wasn't a lot of data," he said. "So I think I focused on the cinematic fantasy of 'I want him to be cool.' The director also told me a lot that I should be cool. It is all the more regrettable that I did not see the main actors' performances on the spot at the level of human cultural properties because the role of Venus Grand Prince is functional and there are not enough three-dimensional narratives. It is also very regrettable that we have not been able to work together," he said.

In particular, this work had a special meaning for him personally as well. Lee Jun-hyuk said, "I'm Jeonju Lee. In other words, it's a story of our ancestors," he said with a smile. He said, "I got goosebumps all of a sudden. Fortunately, it was not Sejo's bloodline," he said, and then added, "Of course, it is not Geumseong's side, but it was strangely strange that he played the stories of his ancestors, who may have blood mixed in anyway. I thought, "I can't believe I appeared in the stories of my ancestors," he said.

In addition, there are inevitably limited parts of works participating in special appearances, and "I've done a lot of special appearances, but there are parts where you have to fully trust the director rather than the actor coming to the front." "I think I trusted the director 100% and acted with the thought of 'I should make it comfortable for me, too,'" he said. "The strength of director Jang Hang-joon is that 'Okay' is clear and cool." You don't leave an ambiguous feeling for the actor. I'm not satisfied with my acting, but I'm grateful that the director put it in a cool way."

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