”SUPER JUNIOR” Siwon & Park JIHYOon's film ”It's a Fairy Tale, but Not for Young Viewers” releases production footage (video available)

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The film "It's a Fairy Tale, but Not for Young Viewers" (original title) is a fun and entertaining drama starring actress Park Jihyon, Choi Si Won of "Super Junior", and actor Sung Dong Il.
The film "It's a Fairy Tale, but Not for Young Viewers," which will be released in Korea on January 8th, is about a man who dreams of becoming a fairy tale writer, but in reality is working for the pornography control agency.
It is a comedy film about a young woman, Danbi, who is forced to write adult web novels and discovers her talent for writing.
The comedic acting chemistry between the two actors and the fun atmosphere on set are sure to draw attention. Park Ji Hyeon said, "As an adult web novel writer, I have a rude side, but I also have a fairy tale side.
"I played Danbi, who has both a girlish side and a pure side," she said, explaining, "I took on the challenge because I thought I could show a comedic side that I hadn't been able to show before."
Siwon's role as Jong-seok, a former ace of the pornography control team who helps Danbi to enter the world of adult web novels, was also met with laughter on set.
Regarding this, Park Jihyeon said, "Whatever I do, he is ready to receive everything, and whenever I come up with an idea, he says, 'Great! OK!'
He said, 'Let's give it a try,'" he said, referring to working with Siwon.
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Sung Dong Il, who played the role of the fan representative, said about his role, "It seems like he doesn't think about anything.
He played the role of a fan representative who is quite kid-like," and Siwon said about Sung Dong Il, "Sung Dong Il is a master of improvisation. Every single scene is very valuable.
" I felt that I had been working with him. Finally, Director Lee Jung-suk said about the movie, "It's like a complete gift set," and "It's a fairy tale, but not suitable for young people."
This highlighted the diverse charms of the show and raised the expectations of the early audience.