The photo shows Park BoGum performing as a young man, without hesitation or flexibly. The interview was conducted after the photo shoot. He always thinks of each day as a decisive moment.
Park BoGum said, "Every day is a moment that will never come back. Today is no different. I am really grateful that my life can be preserved in a photo shoot. I am also grateful that I can answer various questions like today.
I am discovering new things about myself, and at the same time, I am still getting to know myself."
While filming the Korean JTBC TV series "Good Boy," he was selected for the Korean boxing national team.
Regarding his daily life as Dong-ju, who became a police officer through special recruitment, he said, "I live my life diligently every day, just like the lively Dong-ju. There is an action scene in each episode, and it's a simple story.
Although it's not my first job, it's a new challenge, so I'm enjoying it and doing my best. I hope that all the actors and staff stay healthy and safe until the end."
With each still cut being released, it feels like seeing a real Korean representative athlete.
In order to look like an athlete, he adjusted his diet and built up muscle mass. At first, it wasn't easy to follow a schedule while only eating protein and vegetables, but he tried his best in the given environment.
I really respect people who maintain healthy muscles through regular diet and exercise." When do you think is the most glorious and triumphant moment for an actor, like winning a gold medal?
In response to the question, "When the work I starred in is loved and people remember the name of the character I played," Park BoGum replied. Meanwhile, photos and an interview with Park BoGum can be found in the October issue of ELLE.
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2024/09/13 11:59 KST
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