Actor Lee Hae Yeong shared her thoughts on working with director Min Gyu Dong. Lee Hae Yeong first teamed up with director Min Gyu Dong through the film "Breaking Fruit" and created the wonderful story of Chogak.
Lee Hae Yeong was previously a fan of director Min Gyu-dong's film "Antique Bakery."
A recent interview with Herald POP took place at a cafe in Seogyeok-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul.
Lee Hae Yeong expressed her gratitude to director Min Gyu Dong. She said, "I learned a lot from the director. I think I've been acting the way I wanted to until now. I think my emotions were getting stronger.
"When I thought about it, it seems like all the directors were lenient with me. They were all on me.
But Director Min was not like that. He asked me, "Have you not read the storyboard?" "100 people read it and made a promise, but only one senior came here without reading it.
"I was scolded and asked, 'What does it mean to be a coach?'" he added. "Until now, I've gone out without looking at the storyboard, and I've acted on the spot depending on the condition of the day, and the directors have understood that.
"I changed what I could change. I met Director Min and experienced a completely different world," he recalled. "Director Min's work process felt unfamiliar and tight. The storyboard itself was
It was perfect. It was not easy to control emotions while acting technically within a set frame. I was nervous every time, but when I saw the finished film, I thought, "The director
"I thought, 'I wonder what they thought about that,' and I felt sorry for complaining every time," she confessed.
An action TV series in which a thrilling showdown unfolds between Jo Gak (Lee Hae Yeong), a legendary killer who has been active for 20 years, and the mystery killer Tou (Kim Sung Cheol), who is pursuing her.
It will be released on the 30th.
