Park BoGum co-starred with IU in ”Thank You”... ”She's someone I want to comfort. I learned a lot from her.”

Actor Park BoGum talked about his collaboration with singer IU. On the morning of the 24th, Park BoGum, the star of "Thank You" at the Conrad Seoul Hotel in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul,
In the drama, Park Bo-Gum was highly praised for his passionate performance as the young man Kwang-sik. In particular, he was praised for his effective portrayal of the heart of a father who lost his son.
I thought a lot about how I could express my sadness, but I thought, "What would they have done if that were really the case?" and I hope I can convey my feelings in some way that can provide some comfort to someone.
I went into the performance with this thought in mind. Now that I think about it, I wonder if I would like to hold my son's hand if I were to film again (I'm not sure). When I was acting, I looked at the three female divers. "Is this really true?"
I thought, 'What should I do?' and 'Is this the right feeling to have as a young father having a child for the first time?' but I think I did my best at that moment."
Although Im Sang-chun, the author of "Good Work," is loved by the general public, there is not much information about him.
The author's writing was good, and the adults who protected the weak were wonderful. If you watch the opening, you can tell that the authors are going to tell you the whole story. Hands come out and wrap them up.
"Do you remember how they all cared for each other? I felt the warm affection that not only the villagers, but also the adults, not just Gwangshik and Ae Seung, shared as one."
As a fan of the author, I was surprised to find that I could feel everything the characters were trying to express." How was your chemistry with IU, who played your co-star, Ae-seung?
"I think IU has a lot of inner strength. She not only plays the character of Ae Seung, but also the role of Geum Myung, so she has a very busy schedule and a lot of things to do.
However, IU was amazing in the way she managed to stay mentally healthy and physically strong even in the midst of all that, and I felt like I wanted to comfort her kindly. I was also grateful to be able to meet and act with someone my age.
It was a very important project. He really gives a lot to many people. I think he is a very generous person, and I can learn a lot from his good behavior. He is an artist who is a role model and an inspiration.
I also enjoyed working on this project, meeting IU."