Ha Jung Woo praises the villain Yeo Jin Goo for his ”incredible energy” in the movie ”Hijack”

Actor Ha Jung Woo of the movie "Hijack" praised Yeo Jin Goo's passionate performance in the villainous role of a hijacker.
On the afternoon of the 13th, the movie "
The preview and press conference for "Hijack" (director: Kim Sung Han) was attended by actors Ha Jung Woo, Yeo Jin Goo, Sung Dong Il, Soo Bin, and director Kim Sung Han.
"Hijack" is a movie that depicts the extreme situation that occurs when a passenger plane is hijacked in the air above the Republic of Korea in 1971. On January 23, 1971, Korean Air
The story is based on a true story of a passenger plane hijacking. Yeo Jin Goo plays the role of Yong Dae, the hijacker who hijacks a plane to meet his brother in North Korea.
This is the first time he has acted in a role since his debut, so it has drawn a lot of attention. In the drama, Ha Joon plays the role of co-pilot Tae-in, who keeps passengers safe while observing the feelings and behavior of the criminal Yong-dae, and searches for a way to land the plane safely.
You won't be able to take your eyes off the tense confrontation between Jung Woo and Yeo Jin Goo. Ha Jung Woo said about Yeo Jin Goo's acting, "There were many scenes where we physically clashed, but Jin Goo rolled his eyes and
"There were times when he let out a tremendous amount of energy," he said, praising him. "From the rehearsal to the actual filming, when the take was over, I shared with you the power that Jin Goo put into it.
"I was apologizing to the other actors, but at that moment I realized that they really put their all into their acting every time," he said. "Seeing how he transformed into Young Dae, I wondered why Yeo Jin Goo has been loved and loved so much.
"I could clearly see his passionate acting. In 'Hijack,' Yeo Jin Goo filled many parts of the role of Young Dae," he emphasized.
"Yeo Jin Goo was apologizing, but the seniors saw Yeo Jin Goo with his innocent eyes that looked like he could fly in the sky.
"I would like to take this opportunity to say that it was very impressive," he said, once again conveying words of encouragement and praise. "Hijack" will be released in Korea on June 21st.