Wi Ha joon picked his favourite action scenes from entire drama, and hyped that action scene Wi Ha-joon we worked extremely hard to film the movie, so there are many scenes that I feel attached to. There are really a lot of them. If I had to choose one, it would be the action in episode 8. This is the hardest and most intense action scene in this work. Junmo, Euijeong, Kicheol, and all the actors did their best. When you look at that scene, you wonder who is good and who is evil, and how will these people overcome this relationship from now on? ...I think you'll be shaken by a suffocating emotion. It's a scene where all sorts of thoughts run through my head. It's a scene that brings back so many thoughts to me, and I feel attached to it because it can be said to sum up what The Worst Evil wants to convey.
I also read they cut the that mud field scene, ji chang wook was very disappointed, hope Disney released that…
where some drama releasing 20 episodes what's worng with them to give 14 episodes this drama, to focus some more on character development for each character...😭 if that scene is not edited then it's will a one the best scene of Ji Chang-wook
Hey i just read a news about Park Joon Mo muddy scene, it was is edited.. i mean that scene cutout or deleted…
Ji Chang Wook Now, when I look back, I feel attached to every scene. This is because out of all the scenes we were on, there wasn't a single scene that we prepared properly. We all put a lot of thought into the process and shot the photos with great detail and passion. Of course, the same goes for other works as well. If I had to choose, I don't know because I haven't watched the broadcast yet, but when I watch the teaser video, there is a scene where Joon Mo is wrestling with each other in the rice field. That scene was the first time we shot it, and it was a scene that showed Joon Mo's personality, but it was all cut. It was cut because of the flow and tempo of the work, and I think the actors who were in that scene were the ones most disappointed. So am I. The same goes for the director. I'm disappointed in that scene, and I hope there is a plan to release that scene separately from the main story... Im Semi said he had a plan.
Ji Chang Wook I think that scene will be released on You Tube, etc., but that's a bit disappointing.
Wi Ha-joon: It took a lot of effort to film this. On a very hot day.
I shot Ji Chang Wook for 3 days. 3 days in the middle of summer... It was a shame because everyone worked so hard to get the shot.
Hey i just read a news about Park Joon Mo muddy scene, it was is edited.. i mean that scene cutout or deleted from original drama 😭😭 so don't get worng idea that it's a Joon Mo flash back like that 😭 but i really want to witness that muddy scene
they are not a typical married couple. In Korea , we call it ``comradeship,'' and when a couple gets married or raises children together, they have a relationship of honoring their obligations. In the case of Jun-mo and Eui-jeong, their relationship was more about finding a way to protect ``you'' than a couple. Rather than thinking about ``How can we be happier tomorrow?'', it seems like ``we'' were worrying about how to live together... or rather, we were a couple thinking about ``How can that person be safe?'' is. You could say they have a somewhat unique marital relationship.
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Wi Ha-joon we worked extremely hard to film the movie, so there are many scenes that I feel attached to. There are really a lot of them. If I had to choose one, it would be the action in episode 8. This is the hardest and most intense action scene in this work. Junmo, Euijeong, Kicheol, and all the actors did their best. When you look at that scene, you wonder who is good and who is evil, and how will these people overcome this relationship from now on? ...I think you'll be shaken by a suffocating emotion. It's a scene where all sorts of thoughts run through my head. It's a scene that brings back so many thoughts to me, and I feel attached to it because it can be said to sum up what The Worst Evil wants to convey.
Im Semi said he had a plan.
Ji Chang Wook I think that scene will be released on You Tube, etc., but that's a bit disappointing.
Wi Ha-joon: It took a lot of effort to film this. On a very hot day.
I shot Ji Chang Wook for 3 days. 3 days in the middle of summer... It was a shame because everyone worked so hard to get the shot.
they are not a typical married couple. In Korea , we call it ``comradeship,'' and when a couple gets married or raises children together, they have a relationship of honoring their obligations. In the case of Jun-mo and Eui-jeong, their relationship was more about finding a way to protect ``you'' than a couple. Rather than thinking about ``How can we be happier tomorrow?'', it seems like ``we'' were worrying about how to live together... or rather, we were a couple thinking about ``How can that person be safe?'' is. You could say they have a somewhat unique marital relationship.