<Interview> Actor Ji Chang Wook talks about the kiss scene with BIBI in the TV series ”The Worst Evil” and the delicate sense of distance between him and his wife Lim Se Mi

Korean actor Ji Chang Wook talked about the TV series "The Worst Evil" currently streaming on Disney+. Ji Chang Wook works with Undercover to capture the central organization of drug trafficking.
He has received positive reviews for his passionate performance as Joon-mo, a police officer who jumps in. Ji Chang Wook said, ``All my friends around me said that it was very interesting.
I don't think he dares to say, 'That was it,''' he said, bursting into laughter. He continued, ``I must have had a hard time...I don't remember doing anything interesting, so I said, ``I had so much fun and was so happy at that time.''
' But when I thought about it, it was very difficult and painful. I have such memories, but when I looked at the results, I realized that the things I worked hard with the team members were reflected well on the screen.
I think it was very good. ” Ji Chang Wook, who appeared in front of viewers in an action work for the first time in a while, said, ``'THE K2 ~I want to protect only you~
2, I said I wouldn't do any action after that, but it's been a long time since I've done action and it was physically tough, and since it was a TV series rather than a two-hour movie, I didn't want to do any action.
I think it was very difficult to maintain the build-up and tension against the players. I talked a lot with the director and wondered if I could do it with a sense of tension. That's difficult
I think so,” he said. Regarding the reason why he chose this work, he said, ``First of all, it was a TV series, so the content had to be interesting.
I think the idea was to have Satoru enter the story as an undercover character, and to further maximize his personality and conflicts. So, what are the moral beliefs that I must have as the main character of a TV series?
I made a choice by eliminating thoughts and values and focusing a little more on a person's desires, remorse, or complexes about themselves. I think I was able to clearly show the process of this person falling apart.
"I am," he replied. If so, does Ji Chang Wook himself have a complex? ``The sense of victimization, which may be within oneself, or which may be felt by everyone,
I thought it might be an inferiority complex. Maybe it's a primitive instinct. I also have an inferiority complex and actually have low self-esteem. I think it's a process of choosing such things, but with me
We can make different choices, but I think that everyone has their own fundamental feelings." He continued, ``When I'm on stage, I'm surrounded by all kinds of things.
I think they try their best not to let their plexus, inferiority complex, and low self-esteem show. Also, just because you have low self-esteem, I don't think you need to forcefully raise it.
I am. In fact, I think it will have a positive effect." Actor Wi HaJun, who co-starred with Ji Chang Wook, said in an interview that he learned a lot from Ji Chang Wook.
there was. Ji Chang Wook said, ``I don't think I've ever told Ha Joon, but I'm very grateful that he talked to me like that.When I was filming with Ha Joon, I was closer to him than anyone else.''
I've been watching over the place. Looking at his strengths, I was jealous and envious of him as an actor, and we worked together to create a synergistic effect and create a single work.
. Ha Jun was a really good friend to me and we had a lot of fun on set. When I look at Ha Jun, I think to myself, ``I can't lose'' and ``I shouldn't be shy'' as a friend.
"It was," he revealed. He continued, ``Actually, we hardly ever talked about the acting part, we just talked about nothing.When we arrived on set, we started joking around with the director.
It seemed like it was so good that it was the first time I had fun working on a piece. I was also happy about that. As someone who worked with me, I'm glad that the person I worked with spoke so much about it.
Thank you very much," he said, expressing his gratitude. The kissing scene with BIBI (Kim Hyun-seo), who plays Hyeri's role, also became a hot topic. Ji Chang Wook said, ``It's not that hard when I'm filming.
Ta. I thought it wouldn't be awkward to shoot a scene like this with Vivi. Also, the mood was similar to that of my previous work, and it was a little deeper.
I was worried about what I should do about this, and what I should do as a senior, but since I was in a position where I was in charge in the drama, it felt easier than usual. Hyo
I think Nso might have been nervous, and I think the director did a good job of creating an atmosphere on set so it wasn't awkward. Hyunseo actively acted.
"I think I could have done as well as I did," he said. However, there was a slight sense of distance between him and actress Lim Se Mi, who plays his wife Eui-jeong.
“I feel like there was a slight awkwardness and a sense of distance (with Lim Se Mi). I think that was very helpful for Eui-jung and Jun-mo.
is. It was strange, but when I saw my new home, I felt a strange feeling. They created a dark, beautiful, and strange atmosphere with the lighting and accessories. Because there are not many scenes where you collide with cicadas,
I think the sense of distance and sadness that came from that was helpful. ” Ji Chang Wook, who was challenged by the noir work, said, ``I also wanted to try it at least once.I tried it this time.
, I was really worried at first. I was worried that I wouldn't be able to show as much depth as my seniors, but from that moment on, I stopped having doubts. The atmosphere was unique to us, the direction was the same, and I
I started to think that if we all worked together, we could create our own unique colors. I wonder what our seniors will think when they see our work. Will they look scary or maybe envious?
Maybe. I think there was a desire and desire for that to happen. I don't know what "MZ Noir" is. The colors of our works are based on the nothingness that comes to mind when you think of noir.
I don't think it's colored. I wish it had primary colors, and I also wish it had the color red, and I think that's expressed well with the lighting.''
``Convenience Store Set Byul'', ``Love Methods for Men and Women in the City'', ``Annarasmanara -Magical Melody-'', ``Annarasmanara
-Magic Melody-'' and even ``The Worst Evil'', Ji Chang Wook never stopped changing. In particular, the ``love method for urban men and women'' is also a new attempt.
Ji Chang Wook said, ``It's a 20-minute short-form work. There are so many romance shows like ``Heart Signal.''
I was shocked and wondered what the actors should do if it was interesting. I wondered if it would be possible to give the audience this much fun. I saw "Heart Signal"
, Really it was interesting. At the same time, I thought it was a big deal. So, instead of playing a role like in a fake documentary, actor Ji Chang Wook appeared and said,
I even thought, 'You're talking about minutes.' Nevertheless, it seems very experimental to me, and since the TV series is also an interview format, I think they could have included something like that.
I think so,” he said. Ji Chang Wook is not only involved in ``The Worst Evil'', but also in the TV series ``Welcome to Samdalli'', ``Queen Ushi'', and the movie ``Revolver'', which are yet to be released.
He is enthusiastic about his activities. What is the driving force behind this? “I think I was getting tired (of having so many productions).Actually, it wasn’t an easy schedule.There were performances, too, so I was working on ``Revolver.''
I've finished and am currently filming two other works, but even so, when I read the writing, I always want to do something. It doesn't seem like the schedule was realistically impossible, so if you reduce your days off, you can
I also had the desire to do it. When I actually have a script in hand and meet people on set, I keep coming up with new ideas. I think the process of coming up with ideas and trying to express them was therapeutic for me. I
That was the driving force for me. Finally, Ji Chang Wook said, ``'The Worst Evil' is in a corner of Filmo.
"I don't have any, but it's clearly a work that I spent some time with in my life, so I think it's an important and good work."