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Actor Jungwoo Ha, who is set to make a screen comeback through the movie Broken, showed off his colorful charm in fashion magazine pictorials.
Jungwoo Ha recently held a photo shoot for the February issue of fashion magazine Marie Claire. The Jungwoo Ha in the pictorial caught the eye by showing off her witty expression and photogenic pose while putting down her rough charm for a while.
In an interview with the photoshoot, Jungwoo Ha expressed his sincerity toward the new film Broken. He said, "I tried to act without decorating it. In order to complete the character Min-tae, I wanted to create a certain appearance and express it in the most natural way, not in a certain way. In the story, Min-tae encounters quite a variety of characters as he takes revenge, and in this process, I focused on being instinctively expressed," he said.
In addition, I thought he was a very strong person to coach Kim Jin-hwang, who worked with him. While filming a full-length commercial film for the first time, it was impressive that he insisted on his thoughts in front of many staff and experienced actors, and on the contrary, he boldly accepted and corrected different opinions on the expansion or transformation of the scenario as it was moved to the scene. He is so-called, so-called, coping with things that cannot be done without gang," he said, giving a loving compliment.
Meanwhile, the movie Broken, which opens in theaters on February 5, depicts the pursuit of Min-tae's anger as he runs to the end to reveal the truth of the night, including his brother who returned to the dead body, his wife who disappeared, and a best-selling novel predicting the incident. Detailed interviews of Jungwoo Ha related to the film and pictorials with various transformations can be found in the February issue of "Marie Claire."
[Photo source = Marie Claire]
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Jungwoo Ha recently held a photo shoot for the February issue of fashion magazine Marie Claire. The Jungwoo Ha in the pictorial caught the eye by showing off her witty expression and photogenic pose while putting down her rough charm for a while.
In an interview with the photoshoot, Jungwoo Ha expressed his sincerity toward the new film Broken. He said, "I tried to act without decorating it. In order to complete the character Min-tae, I wanted to create a certain appearance and express it in the most natural way, not in a certain way. In the story, Min-tae encounters quite a variety of characters as he takes revenge, and in this process, I focused on being instinctively expressed," he said.
In addition, I thought he was a very strong person to coach Kim Jin-hwang, who worked with him. While filming a full-length commercial film for the first time, it was impressive that he insisted on his thoughts in front of many staff and experienced actors, and on the contrary, he boldly accepted and corrected different opinions on the expansion or transformation of the scenario as it was moved to the scene. He is so-called, so-called, coping with things that cannot be done without gang," he said, giving a loving compliment.
Meanwhile, the movie Broken, which opens in theaters on February 5, depicts the pursuit of Min-tae's anger as he runs to the end to reveal the truth of the night, including his brother who returned to the dead body, his wife who disappeared, and a best-selling novel predicting the incident. Detailed interviews of Jungwoo Ha related to the film and pictorials with various transformations can be found in the February issue of "Marie Claire."
[Photo source = Marie Claire]
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