Lee Sung-min "There was swearing" — a sharp remark, but Yum Hye-ran's cool reaction to missing the Baeksang Supporting Actress Award is "There's nothing I can do" itself [Star Issue]

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Actress Yum Hye-ran failed to win the female Woo Jo-yeon-sang (수상) award at the 62nd Baeksang Arts Awards, prompting a wave of disappointed reactions.

On the 9th, online communities expressed reactions to the 62nd Baeksang Arts Awards female Woo Jo-yeon-sang (수상) results, including "This isn't sincere," "I can't accept this," "Yum Hye-ran should have won," "I thought Yum Hye-ran's acting was truly excellent," "'There's nothing I can do' — at least the actors' performances were amazing, especially Yum Hye-ran," and "Was the supporting award given based on screen time?"

At the 62nd Baeksang Arts Awards held at COEX in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, on the 8th, Lee Sung-min from the film "There's Nothing I Can Do," Shin Se-kyung from "Humanist," Yoo Seung-mok from the JTBC drama "Story of Department Manager Kim Working at a Large Company in Seoul," and Im Soo-jung from Disney+'s "Fine: The Country Bumpkins" were named Jo Yeon-sang-eul (수상).

Among them, the scene for the female Jo Yeon-sang (수상) award drew attention. The nominees in this category included Shin Se-kyung from "Humanist," Shin Hyun-bin from "Face," Yum Hye-ran from "There's Nothing I Can Do," Jang Hye-jin from "The Owner of the World," and Jeon Mi-do from "The Man Who Lives with the King." Their images were shown on a split screen, and while many predicted Yeom Hye-ran-ui (수상), they showed somewhat surprised expressions when Shin Se-kyung was announced.

Lee Sung-min, who shared screen time with Yum Hye-ran as a couple in "There's Nothing I Can Do," made a sharp remark about the female Woo Jo-yeon-sang (수상) results during his acceptance speech: "I even swore because Yum Hye-ran, who was nominated for Best Supporting Actress, didn't win the award." He added, "I had many new experiences meeting Director Park Chan-wook. I highly recommend everyone here to work with Director Park."

Later, Yum Hye-ran took the stage as the presenter for the television category's supporting actress award, making a self-deprecating remark, "It's Yum Hye-ran who just lost," and smiled.

Additionally, Director Park Chan-wook, whose film "There's Nothing I Can Do" won the Best Film award, said, "I want to thank the judges. Seeing the results, I am convinced that a truly fair judging process took place." He then told Yum Hye-ran, "Yum Hye-ran may not agree, but please understand. Shin Se-kyung also did well."

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