Director Ryoo Seung-wan of ”Veteran 2” reveals Jo In Sung's heartwarming story... ”I went to training camp with Jung Hae In to relieve her pressure”

Director Ryoo Seung-wan shared the heartwarming story of actor Jo In Sung. Jung Hae-In has joined the cast of the movie "Veteran 2" as a villain. The first part of the movie attracted more than 13 million viewers.
Of course, the villain Jo Tae Oh received a lot of love, which was a burden for Jung Hae In.
In a recent interview at a cafe in Jongno-gu, Seoul, Jo In Sung also participated.
Director Ryoo Seung-wan expressed his gratitude to Jo In Sung during the interview. Director Ryoo Seung-wan said, "Jung HaeIn felt a lot of pressure, and Hwang Jung Min joined me in the production of the scene.
He suggested we go to MT while reading Rio," he said, adding, "We went to a pension in Namyangju, where Jo In Sung made a special appearance."
He continued, "Jo In Sung has nothing to do with 'Veteran 2,' but she went with me and told me, 'Ryu Seung Wan isn't such a bad person.' We drank together until late at night.
"I told Jo In Sung that Jung Hae In was feeling pressured and that it's the same thing that happens when actors talk to each other, so I think he was relieved," she added.
"She said, 'If the director calls me, I'll be there anytime,'" he said, adding, "This is exactly Jo In Sung's personality."
Meanwhile, in director Ryoo Seung-wan's new film "Veteran 2," the bad guys stick around until the end.
The action-packed film follows veteran detective Seo Do-cheol (Hwang Jung Min) and his team of detectives in the violent crimes division, where the youngest detective Park Sun-woo (Jung Hae-In) joins them in a quest to track down a serial killer who has shocked the world.
It is a crime investigation drama that will be released in Korea on the 13th.