"Hound Dogs 2." Woo Do-hwan said, "Season 1 was so hard. Season 2..Season 3 again?" [Interview 1]

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• Netflix's 'Hunt Dogs' Season 2 interview Woo Do-hwan

Actor Woo Do-hwan (33) expressed his feelings about returning to Netflix's "Hunt Dogs" Season 2.

At a cafe in Samcheong-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul on the 9th, he met with actor Woo Do-hwan from the Netflix series "Hunt Dogs" Season 2 and talked about the work.

Season 2 of "Hunt Dogs" is a story about Gunwoo (Woo Do-hwan) and Woojin (Lee Sang) who beat up a gang of heinous illegal loan sharks, and another exhilarating straight hook against a global illegal boxing league dominated by money and violence. Woo Do-hwan leads the work as the main character of season 2 following season 1.

Season 2 of the Netflix series "Hunt Dogs," which was released on the 3rd, is drawing attention every day amid favorable reviews. According to Netflix's Tudum TOP 10 website on the 8th, Season 2 of "Hound Dogs" recorded 5 million viewers (the value of viewing time divided by the total running time of the work) within three days of its release, ranking second in the global TOP 10 series (non-English). In addition, it has been on the top 10 list of 67 countries around the world as well as topping the "Korea's TOP 10 Series" from immediately after its release to today, proving its popularity.

When asked about the process from the end of season 1 to the production of season 2, Woo Do-hwan said, "First of all, after the filming of season 1, the two of Sang-i and I said, 'Oh, it's so hard. Even if we do season two, it would be so hard,' he said. If you let me do season 2, I would do it, but it's too hard. I had a negative mind. "I didn't know it would be possible then, but in the process of the season 2 production being confirmed and director Kim Joo-hwan writing the script, I felt like we had to go back to the battlefield again." Because I used my body too much compared to other dramas, I couldn't physically or mentally do other things at the same time. "Hounds" is a work that requires training and body building all the time even on days off. Nevertheless, I was very happy to say that I was producing season 2. Immediately after the end of season 1, I rejected the difficulty because I was still in my body, but when I started season 2, I was more energetic," he said.

Woo Do-hwan also mentioned season 3 of throwing a ball at the end of season 2. Woo Do-hwan said, "When season 1 is over, do I really have anything left to show with my two fists? I wrote it all, and I thought about it. But when I did season 2, there was one. So we talked about the same thing after season 2," he said. "Let's think about season 3 with Lee Sang first. It's not up to us to decide anyway. If you let me do it, I will do season 3 with great gratitude, but I think I should prepare myself well again," he said.

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