Did any aspects of Pio, Jeongyo, and Jaein’s characters change when the actual actors took on the roles, compared to how you originally envisioned them?
👤 In Pio’s case, the Pio I wrote was a little colder, more sensitive, and more prideful than the Pio portrayed by Song Kang. However, Song Kang portrayed him as a little warmer and more sympathetic, making you feel sorry for him. (…)
As for Jeongyo, I originally envisioned the 17-year-old Jeongyo as a rougher, more masculine character. However, Lee Junyoung portrayed him as a little more playful and cheerful than I had originally imagined. (…)
As for Jaein, I originally wrote her as a tomboyish character, but Jang Gyuri portrayed her as someone more lovable and full of sunshine, which made the overall atmosphere of the drama even brighter."
Do you have a few words for Bio and Jeongyo, who will live forever in the world of "Four Hands"?
Bio and Jeongyo will not part ways now. They will continue to create beautiful music together, influencing each other positively. Since they have nothing left to lose, they will be happy and free within music alone, even without possessions. Jeongyo will likely never be able to stop composing. Just like Schumann, who dreamed of becoming a pianist but switched to composition after injuring his fingers during strenuous training, bringing happiness to humanity with masterpieces that will endure for centuries. He will also continue conducting. After all, genius is something that cannot be hidden, no matter how hard one tries. As Bi plays a piece composed by Jeong-yo, he might get scolded by her again for playing half-heartedly. But Bi will eventually make it happen. After all, Bi is the only one who can play Jeong-yo's music best. In the end, the two of them will create another masterpiece that will go down in history. And as long as Jeong-yo doesn't give up, he might be able to play the piano someday. Just like Leon Fleisher, who started as a pianist, switched to conducting after suffering paralysis in his right hand, and released the moving album "Two Hands" in his later years after working hard his entire life. By that time, I will send them a letter. I will ask them to stop playing hard to get and give me a performance.
👤 In Pio’s case, the Pio I wrote was a little colder, more sensitive, and more prideful than the Pio portrayed by Song Kang. However, Song Kang portrayed him as a little warmer and more sympathetic, making you feel sorry for him. (…)
As for Jeongyo, I originally envisioned the 17-year-old Jeongyo as a rougher, more masculine character. However, Lee Junyoung portrayed him as a little more playful and cheerful than I had originally imagined. (…)
As for Jaein, I originally wrote her as a tomboyish character, but Jang Gyuri portrayed her as someone more lovable and full of sunshine, which made the overall atmosphere of the drama even brighter."
Bio and Jeongyo will not part ways now. They will continue to create beautiful music together, influencing each other positively. Since they have nothing left to lose, they will be happy and free within music alone, even without possessions. Jeongyo will likely never be able to stop composing. Just like Schumann, who dreamed of becoming a pianist but switched to composition after injuring his fingers during strenuous training, bringing happiness to humanity with masterpieces that will endure for centuries. He will also continue conducting. After all, genius is something that cannot be hidden, no matter how hard one tries.
As Bi plays a piece composed by Jeong-yo, he might get scolded by her again for playing half-heartedly. But Bi will eventually make it happen. After all, Bi is the only one who can play Jeong-yo's music best. In the end, the two of them will create another masterpiece that will go down in history. And as long as Jeong-yo doesn't give up, he might be able to play the piano someday. Just like Leon Fleisher, who started as a pianist, switched to conducting after suffering paralysis in his right hand, and released the moving album "Two Hands" in his later years after working hard his entire life. By that time, I will send them a letter. I will ask them to stop playing hard to get and give me a performance.