Ha Ji-won of "Climax" said, "Nana and same-sex kisses were not too much" [Interview]

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Actor Ha Ji-won expressed her feelings about acting in the same sex with her junior Nana in "Climax."

Ha Ji-won held an interview with Star News at the ENA conference room in Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul on the afternoon of the 6th. Currently, he met with viewers with the ENA Monday-Tuesday drama "Climax," and has talked about his work and related stories.

"Climax" is a fierce survival drama between prosecutor Bang Tae-seop and those surrounding him who jumped into the cartel of power to stand at the top of Korea. In the play, Ha Ji-won plays the role of a actress abstract child and is performing enthusiastically. Abstract-ah was once revered as the first love of the people, but she fell in a flash due to the controversy over tax evasion. In particular, Ha Ji-won attempted an unconventional acting transformation, from Joo Ji-hoon and Shawwindo, who played Bang Tae-seop, and Nana, who played Hwang Jung-won, to her first homosexual chemistry.

On this day, Ha Ji-won smiled when asked about the scene of the topic, the kiss scene with Nana, saying, "I'm so comfortable with the other person, so I took the kiss scene comfortably."

Ha Ji-won also said, "The character garden is a very important character for abstract children. First of all, I thought that Nana itself would go so well with the role of the garden. In fact, at first, I thought our same-sex code would look good on me, but when I actually monitored it, the picture looked so good on me. I remember we talked about getting along well on the spot. We worked very well together," he said, expressing high satisfaction.

"Climax" has a total of 10 episodes, with the 7th episode airing at 10 p.m. on the 6th.

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