"Climax" Joo Ji-hoon, "Household" Ha Ji-won, I loved you so much" [Interview]

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Actor Joo Ji-hoon expressed his feelings about working with senior Ha Ji-won on "Climax."

Joo Ji-hoon held an interview with Star News at the ENA conference room in Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul on the afternoon of the 7th. 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 (played by Joo Ji-hoon), who jumped into the cartel of power to stand in the best position in Korea, and those surrounding him. In the play, Joo Ji-hoon is performing intensely with Bang Tae-seop. Showwin, who is involved in a relationship with actress Sang-ah (Ha Ji-won), is also digesting a character full of desire who has been reborn as a candidate for the National Assembly from the couple's breath.

In particular, Abstract child is a homosexuality setting, and Joo Ji-hoon, who showed unconventional marital chemistry with Ha Ji-won. However, Joo Ji-hoon drew attention by defining Bang Tae-seop's heart toward Abstract child as "love."

Joo Ji-hoon said, "The director also asked, 'Do you think Tae-seop loves ivory?' At that time, I gave you the answer, "I think I love you so much." The relationship between the two is focused on "business," and Tae-seop is a bad guy who even got married thinking of ivory as a trophy. However, anyway, I wonder what kind of comradeship might have formed as the two lived together with each other and moved in the same direction. I felt it was "love" because this comradeship was also included in the realm of love I think. In fact, even in reality, the person who crawls (to the other person) is the one who loves it."

How did you feel about your first acting with Ha Ji-won. Joo Ji-hoon said, "He's a veteran and he learns things very quickly. He's very careful no matter what he does. I felt like a senior who went carefully and carefully. Keep your space well. If you concentrate, you might be able to make people around you care. But (Ha) Ji-won felt that she didn't want to put pressure on anyone around her by constantly trying. It was nice to feel that detail even without much conversation. The acting was so delicate and well received," he said, expressing respect.

At the same time, Joo Ji-hoon responded to the viewers' reaction to the 'full-fledged melodrama' with Ha Ji-won, saying, "I like it, too. I had a good chemistry with my sister, so there's no reason not to do (melo)."

As Ha Ji-won also expressed her desire for a melodramatic reunion, Joo Ji-hoon responded, "I want to try an elderly adult's melodrama next time."

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

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