From Im Siwan to Kim Do Hoon to Kang Ki Young, thorough appearance management for the work increases immersion.

The actors showed strong will to lose weight and adjust their body fat percentage for the work. In order for the actors to immerse themselves in the characters in the work, and to provide the viewers with a perfect scene.
In order to give him a black rate, he revealed that he worked hard to create a body that matches it. In the movie ``1947 Boston,'' which will be released in South Korea on the 27th, the second Son Ki-jo
Im Siwan, who was cast as Seo Yoon-bok, a marathon runner who dreams of becoming a marathon runner, revealed that he created his body for the character in the drama.
Lim Siwan, who achieved a body fat percentage of 6%, said, ``When I was cast to play the role of Teacher Seo Yoon-bok, I looked for various materials.
, her body was great. So, I thought I had to become like that.'' He continued, ``I created my body with the idea that it was my mission to follow that person's appearance, not the goal of a certain percentage of body fat.
"It happened," he said. At the same time, he said, ``I suddenly measured my body fat and it was 6%.
Im Siwan explained by adding that towards the end of filming, he went without water for several days and did not drink any fluids.
He played the role of Lee Kang-hoon, a psychic with superhuman strength, in the Disney+ original “Moving,” whose final episode was streamed on the 20th.
Actor Kim Do Hoon confessed that he lost weight to 6% body fat for the scripted upper body stripping scene. Kim Do Hoon said in an interview, ``The director told me that due to the setting, my body was
He said, ``I agreed, and in the end we didn't film that scene, but it was the first time I tried managing my body like that.''
It was tough, but I gained a lot from the process, so it was a good process for me personally."
Actor Kang Ki Young, who played the role of Pil-kwang, a demon who dreams of becoming a top predator with the worst power in tvN's "Counters Season 2," reveals his villainous side.
I went on a diet to show my true self. Kang Ki Young said in an interview that he maintained his 10kg weight loss during the filming period, saying, ``I reduced my body fat to about 5%.
Although I was stressed to maintain this appearance, I wondered if I had ever lost body fat like this in my life.
Still, I think this appearance was useful for the TV series.''