Intense acting battle between Park Sung Woong, Oh Dae Hwan, Oh Dal Su, and Joo Seok Tae in the movie “The Wild”

Park SungWoong, Oh DaeHwan, Oh Dal Su, and Joo Seok Tae filled the screen with their wild charm. The movie “The
Wild: War of the Beasts” (Director: Kim Bong Han) Media distribution preview will be held on the afternoon of the 30th.
It was later held at CGV Yongsan iPark Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, and director Kim Bong-han and actors Park Sung Woong, Oh Dae Hwan, and Oh Dal Su appeared. “The
In "Wild: War of the Beasts," Woo-cheol (played by Park Sung Woong), who is trying to clear up his dark past and live a new life, gets caught up in a fierce battle between beasts who are trying to take control of the organization.
It's a hard-boiled crime action story that unfolds. Director Kim Bong-han said, ``I think the noir genre is every director's dream genre.Three years ago, I started working on the screenplay.''
I received Oh's original idea and met with Park Sung Woong, and I thought that this person could create a noir that would leave you electrified, so I worked hard on the film.''
Park SungWoong said, ``There was a lot of action, but we shot the boxing scene over two days.
had been boxing for three or four years, but his opponent had never boxed, so he took him to the gym he went to and did whatever he could to make it look like boxing.
I practiced.'' Oh Dae Hwan said, ``I'm not a villain who has an impact, but I think Oh Dal Su sunbaenim has more of an impact.It's been a long time since I've been a villain, so I don't think I'm a villain.''
But when I saw him on screen, I thought, ``He was the villain.'' I didn't make any special preparations for this villain, I just tried my best to follow the scenario, consulted with the director, and did my best in every scene.
I tried my best. I feel so dizzy that I didn't think he was that bad, so I'm sorry.'' Oh Dal Su said, ``This is something I've never done before, and it's probably my first time.''
I took on the role of a character. My teacher also taught me the dialect, which was a huge challenge for me. I'm not good at action either, but I like the action that Park Sung Woong did.
I learned a lot because I was a student. I'm grateful to the coach." Seo JiHye said, ``When I was in college, I worked part-time at a movie theater.I cleaned a large movie theater by myself, and while watching the screen...
I was dreaming about what it would be like to see my face, but it feels like a dream. I just saw it, but I can't believe it, it's a strange feeling,'' he said, expressing his thoughts on his first screen debut.
Choo Seok-tae said, ``I thought I didn't have the wildest appearance among the beasts, so I wanted to make my lips rough.'' Detective Cho didn't speak the dialect in the script.
"It wasn't the setting I was supposed to use, but mixing dialects would give it a rough feel, so I asked the director's permission and focused on that part," he said.
The new work by director Kim Bong-han, who directed the movies “International Investigation!” and “Common Evil”, “The
Wild: War of the Beasts" will be released on November 15th.