The secret behind the casting of Byun Woo-seok as Ryu Seon-jae in Seonjae Up Gotfy
Seonjae visually resembles the physical appearance of a swimmer. You have to have the aura of a top star and sing well. It was a role with too much to do. Acting is important, but visuals are number one.
Watching the youth of 20th century girl Byun Woo-seok at Bugukje I casted them because I thought they were actors who could act in their teens or 30s.
Anyone know if there were any other kdramas that generated craze like this for the show and its leads?
Have you watched 'Strong Girl Bong Soon' from 2017? In terms of character dynamics and fandom around the couple / actors, it feels the closest Heroine is capable and independent, he's a complete smitten loser for her, but also capable and smart. Meanwhile, the BTS videos are heartwarming and a little heartbreaking because it's so obvious the actor had real feelings for the actress (which he confirmed later).
swimmer/athlete, singer/songwriter, top idol aura, 19-20 year old, 34 year old, be smooth like butter, be innocent…
It really is. Like, "Hey, so, we need an actor who can be perfect in every way, doesn't mind being a goofy loser and is believable at it while also displaying maximum rizz, do absolutely everything exceptionally while also looking like a model. Anyone fit that description?"
I'm surprised it only took them 3 years to find an actor. This role seems impossible to cast.
And this being mental health awareness month. Poor guy. He needs help getting stabilized and a really excellent therapist, maybe some DBT instruction. Praying for him.
Yes. Either 1) I think he'll lose his memory of her when he's 20 due to the taxi driver and go on to become an idol, not knowing who she is. Meanwhile, she'll become a film director and they'll meet in the present where she directs him in a movie, with her pining for him (for once) and him not knowing who she is. OR 2) Sun Jae will be the one to travel to the future / past in the last few episodes, having something to do with her grandma helping him.
Is it Monday yet? *cries in fangirl*
Seonjae visually resembles the physical appearance of a swimmer.
You have to have the aura of a top star and sing well.
It was a role with too much to do.
Acting is important, but visuals are number one.
Watching the youth of 20th century girl Byun Woo-seok at Bugukje
I casted them because I thought they were actors who could act in their teens or 30s.
In terms of character dynamics and fandom around the couple / actors, it feels the closest Heroine is capable and independent, he's a complete smitten loser for her, but also capable and smart.
Meanwhile, the BTS videos are heartwarming and a little heartbreaking because it's so obvious the actor had real feelings for the actress (which he confirmed later).
If you haven't seen Go Ahead, you should. . . go ahead and do that ASAP ;-)
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I'm surprised it only took them 3 years to find an actor. This role seems impossible to cast.
No one else could've played Sun Jae.
https://twitter.com/soulpinenuttalk/status/1790709127259590951
“It was a role with too much to do.”
1) I think he'll lose his memory of her when he's 20 due to the taxi driver and go on to become an idol, not knowing who she is. Meanwhile, she'll become a film director and they'll meet in the present where she directs him in a movie, with her pining for him (for once) and him not knowing who she is.
OR
2) Sun Jae will be the one to travel to the future / past in the last few episodes, having something to do with her grandma helping him.