'Hwarang' Song Joong Ki, 'I made the right choice'...Transforming his acting into the role he truly wanted

Song Joong Ki, who appeared in the movie ``Hwarang'' without any pay, made the right choice. If you look at ``Hwarang'', which was released for the first time through a media preview on the 22nd, you will see that Song Joong Ki
I can understand why they chose this work and why they wanted Chigan to be a character who is not even the main character. ``Hwaran'' is a boy named Yong-gyu (Hong) who wants to escape from his hellish reality.
This is a noir story that revolves around Sabin), who meets Jigon (Song Joong Ki), the middle boss of the organization, and ends up sharing a dangerous world with him.
It is also an official invitation to the 76th Cannes International Film Festival.
Here, Song Joong Ki has transformed into an actor by showcasing an intense figure and coolness that have never been seen before.
It was successful. ``Hwarang'' is a low-budget movie that Song Joong Ki proposed to the movie industry after seeing the scenario and wanting to try it.
The employees of Song Joong Ki's management office are trying to help Song Joong Ki.
He thought that his role was that of the main character, Yong-gyu, and even asked him, ``Can I become a high school student?'' Song Joong Ki says, ``What kind of character should I take on and what kind of transformation should I take on rather than the main character?
” was even more important. In order to play Chi-gang realistically, he sometimes wears costumes that erase the tone of his face. Song Joong Ki said, ``The scene where Chi-gon tells Yong-gyu about his situation at the reservoir.
was written on three sheets of A4 paper. After watching this, I felt a strong desire to do it.''He added, ``I tried various things to show a different form of acting than the existing acting methods.''
I have high expectations that this will happen. The main character, 17-year-old Yong-gyu, lives in a suffocating space with his mother, who is struggling to make ends meet under his violent stepfather, and his half-sister Hayan (BIBI), and someday...
He collects money with the sole intention of going to the Netherlands, where everyone lives in the same way. However, it is not easy. Chi-gon helps Young-gyu with the money he needs, and their relationship begins.
Chi-geon, who is only used as a tool by his boss Joon-beom (Kim Jeong-soo) and is unable to break free from the organization, sees himself in Yong-gyu.
Director Kim Chang-hoon said, ``Rather than filming a noir film, I wanted to explore how a violent and distorted environment affects a young boy's growth.
I thought about what kind of consequences the actions and choices of a young boy forced into this environment would bring, and I came up with the idea that it would be good if it was a crime movie.''
It remains to be seen how the relationship between Song Joong Ki and Hong XaBin will intertwine and what kind of ending the two will have.
The charm of ``Farang'' is that you can watch it while doing so. Chi-kang realizes that Yong-gyu is living with similar scars as himself and reaches out to him, but the developments surrounding the two are not conventional.
Song Joong Ki said that the character of Chi-gang he took on was ``cowardly'' and told a story with a social aspect about adults having to lead young people well.
The movie is a youth noir that can be understood from the perspective of dealing with youth issues in Korean society. Song Joong Ki is a mid-level boss in an organization who has learned his own way of survival in the cold reality.
He played Chi-gang perfectly with his cool face that makes it impossible to guess what's inside his heart, his deep voice that no one can imitate, and his deeper eyes, creating a character with a charm different from his previous work.
Song Joong Ki said, ``I wanted to do a work with a dark and melancholy feeling, but I couldn't do it. Personally, I felt a grudge. At that moment, I decided to look at this script.
I wanted to express well the story that two alienated boys (Yong-gyu and Chi-gon) experience.''They added, ``Even though they have a beloved baby, it was difficult to make such a dark movie.''
Don't worry. I want them to grow up and see that their father made this movie later.''