Kim Hieora, who played Sara in “The Glory,” said, “I have never been the one to be bullied” = South Korea

Actor Kim Hieora (34), who is suspected of being involved in school violence during his junior high school days, is starring in the Netflix series “The Glory.”
An interview revealing the reason why she accepted the role of Lee Sara in ``Shining Revenge''
The content is attracting attention. In an interview with Dispatch published on the 11th, Kim revealed the background behind his decision to appear on ``The Glory.''
She said, ``I'm embarrassed to say it out loud, but I thought, ``How can a person be so abusive and bullied?'' and ``I'm embarrassed to say this.''
Maybe I couldn't imagine it because I've never experienced it." He then rationalized, saying, ``It doesn't seem like this level of violence (the violence I committed) was a crime.''
Although Mr. Kim denied that ``Big Sanji'', a delinquent group he was a member of when he was a junior high school student, was not a violent group.
He admitted that he had robbed his classmates and juniors of money. However, when asked about allegations that he smoked during his student days and that he forced cigarettes on his juniors, he drew the line, saying, ``That's not true.''
Dispatch previously reported that Kim was active in a delinquent group called ``Big Sanji'' when she was a student at Sanji Girls' Middle School in Wonju, Gangwon Province.
According to the report, ``Big Sanji'' allegedly stole money from his peers and his juniors, assaulted them, and used abusive language. Sanji Girls' Junior High School from
One alumnus claimed, ``Mr. Kim once robbed me of money.'' In response, Kim Hieora's management office, Glam Entertainment, said, ``We have not provided unilateral information to Mr. Kim.''
"We regret that certain media outlets treated the allegations as if they were proven facts," he said, teasing a legal response to Dispatch.