Lee Na-young revealed her husband Won-bin and 12-year-old son.."Mysterious?" "It's just a high standard for 'Blanket Kick'" [★FULL Interview]

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Actress Lee Na-young successfully completed "Honey" with the strong support of her "favorite" husband Won Bin.

Lee Na-young played the role of Yoon Ra-young in the ENA Monday-Tuesday drama "Honor: Their Court" (hereinafter referred to as "Honor"), which ended on the 10th, revealing a different face than before. It's been 28 years since our debut and we've tried a new genre. Honor is a hot mystery chase about three female lawyers who confront each other with a head-on breakthrough in the past when they return as a huge scandal. It is based on a Swedish drama of the same name.

In the play, Lee Na-young transformed into a lawyer representing victims of sex crimes and performed a heavy passionate performance. In particular, he drew favorable reviews by convincingly expressing a character with an anti-war narrative who gave birth to a daughter 20 years ago due to dating violence. In addition, Lee Na-young filled the play in abundance with hot warm-hearted chemistry with Jung Eun-chae and Lee Chung-ah. As a result, "Honor" ended with a high viewership rating of nearly 5%.

In a recent interview with Star News, Lee Na-young said, "I think I got a hotter response than I thought. Thank you," he said, expressing his joy at the popularity of "Honor." He said, "I was worried a lot because 'Honor' is not just a story, but I'm glad that you sympathized quite a lot. I was more worried because it was my first time doing a genre. But wherever I went, I heard a lot of people around me asking me to give spoilers about the back story. I was grateful that the viewers followed me well and were very curious about it," he said.

Regarding the role of Yoon Ra-young, he said, "I usually meet a lot of people related to the role when I work, but I couldn't do that this time. I just studied a lot of such (sex crime) related materials by myself and discussed a lot with the director and writer in expressing the pain. In particular, Yoon Ra-young had to hide these wounds and trauma until the 8th part, so she thought a lot about this point. You must have wondered, "What's wrong with him?" Yoon Ra-young had a strong feeling of collapsing, and even this said, "Let's not pay 100%." There was something I had to hold in there, too. I tried to rule out one-dimensional emotions," he said.

In addition, Lee Na-young said differently, "I learned a lot while filming 'Honey.'" He said, "I thought the word 'comfort' was very difficult. Regardless of the hurt, the subject of those who suffer is clear. At that time, we tried to cover it with 'It's okay', but we didn't have to remove it and push it, but wait for it, and try to listen. This was what we were trying to say. Isn't this what we need until we die. "It's okay if it doesn't get better soon." That's how I liked "HONOR". Nevertheless, I think it was a drama that conveys the message that I survived and that I will carry this alone with the weight of my life in the future, but I can recover," he said.

He showed off his affection for Jung Eun-chae and Lee Chung-ah. Lee Na-young said, "It was amazing to meet them because they were actors I had supported for a long time."

He said, "Everyone is a little shy, so I was very careful when reading at first. I think I was careful because I didn't know what kind of conversation would come and go. The director was concerned a lot because it was the setting of "Friends of 20 Years" in the play, so he shouldn't suddenly look like he got close. But their personalities were so calm and no one was disrespectful, so they hit it off well. Even if I didn't try hard, the solidarity grew stronger, and I thought I could go all the way to the end. In the scene where the three of us went arm in arm at the end, we talked about what to eat for lunch for ventriloquism, what was delicious, and what was delicious and that we ate gamjatang. Everyone likes to eat and the texture is good," he said.

When asked if she had become a "real friend," Lee Na-young said, "I don't think I can dare to say it now because I just met her. But I made an appointment to meet him at the end of March in a group chat room," he said. He said, "When we meet, it's fun and we have a lot of real conversations with each other. However, since I rarely meet actors, I feel like a celebrity when I see them after a few days."

In particular, Lee Na-young drew attention by revealing that her husband Won Bin, who was born in 1979, enjoyed "Honor" as a "viewer mode." Lee Na-young said, "Because I didn't tell you (development), I kept looking at it. In the meantime, he kept looking at me and saying, "Is this what it's like?" But I didn't tell you until the end," he said, drawing laughter.

He said, "I watched some episodes (with Won Bin) in real time, but I couldn't watch them together because I was embarrassed. Originally, we don't talk about the work in detail. "It went over well." It's this tone. Like friends, I just tease each other," he said, revealing his "real-life couple."

What was the reaction of the son who gave birth that year after getting married in 2015. Lee Na-young said, "(My son) wanted to see 'Honor', but I stopped him because he was 15 years old. She is amazed by the work in which her mother appeared. I'm still only watching cartoons, so I don't know much about actors. So when I watch movies or broadcasts, I'm a little amazed at what's different from reality and ask, 'Is it real?'

It is true that Lee Na-young and Won-bin are still "mythical pronouns" stars and have a strong image of "celebrities of celebrities." Even Won Bin has stopped his activities for a "16th year" since 2010. In response, Lee Na-young said, "He (Wonbin) also has a lot of desire for acting," and added, "But I and (Wonbin) are grateful as the person next to me because you don't forget and continue to be interested."

Regarding the image of "mysticism," he said, "How do I look now? I don't think (mysticism) is at all." You don't think so if you see it in person, but when you turn around, everyone writes 'mysticism'. You must want to put me in there," he said plainly.

Lee Na-young said, "Each person has their own standards, so don't they sometimes do 'blanket kicks'. The reason I don't do SNS is because this standard is a little high, there is no special reason. I don't do it because I'm not used to it. I usually learn to dance, relieve my stress, and live normally like that," he said with a smile.

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