Don’t overwork yourself. When you’re worried about smuggling, Kim Hye-soo’s advice made you emotional
Actress Ko Min-si said she was choked up by Kim Hye-soo’s advice.
At a cafe in Sogyeok-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, on the 25th, he met with actor Ko Min-si of the movie “Secretary” (director Ryu Seung-wan) and talked about various things.
“Secretary” is a marine crime drama in which people are caught up in a big battle of their lives in front of people who made a living by picking up daily necessities thrown into the sea. Go Ok-bun, played by Ko Min-si, is a Guncheon-si information source that collects everything about smuggling boards, starting as the youngest in a coffee shop, and helping Chun-ja (Kim Hye-soo) and Jin-sook (Yum Jung-ah) by penetrating information on the Guncheon floor with unique affinity.
On this day, Ko Min-si said, “I can’t forget the moment I met Kim Hye-soo for the first time in the makeup car, and she said she saw her well since ‘The Witch’ and wrote her name down in a memo because I was impressed. “At that moment, I was very emotional,” he said. “In fact, when I stepped into the work ‘Secret’ there was excitement, but there was also a feeling of shrinking.” I thought, “Let’s not just become a black hole among the best seniors,” but when reading, Hye-soo said, “You’re so good.” I’m so happy to act with you,’ he said while holding hands, but I can’t forget that memory. “I felt like my heart was full,” he said.
“While greeting the stage, I chatted in Hye-soo’s room until 6 a.m. We talked about many things without knowing that time went by, he said. “I don’t sleep well, but Hye-soo said, ‘It’s good to work hard while filming, but I think I work too hard.’ So, he said, “Actually, it can come out in detail and well, but you can do it for a long time if you care and love yourself more.”
He said, “At the same time, he told me about his experiences, and I think I was emotional,” adding, “It was good to be able to see their acting up close.” In particular, Hye-soo seems to have a huge aura that dominates the screen. “I learned a lot,” he added