Lee Hyun-wook Praises Park Bo-young: The Core of Disney+'s New Series 'Goldland'
In the Cinderella Ballroom of the Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel, under the soft glow of the stage lights, three actors were reunited through a single project: Park Bo-young, Kim Sung-cheol, and at the center, Lee Hyun-wook.
It was Lee Hyun-wook's sincere words, delivered quietly yet firmly, that first warmed the atmosphere.
Lee Hyun-wook's praise for Park Bo-young went beyond a simple interview comment; it was a glimpse into how the collaborators viewed each other.
On this day, the three actors frankly discussed their initial impressions of each other and how those views have evolved. Lee Hyun-wook's brief but impactful statement particularly caught the attention of many.
He said, "I had only thought of Park Bo-young as having a lovely and cute image, but I realized she is much more mature and far more serious than I expected. In some ways, she was more grown-up than I am."
His words contained genuine sentiment, a recognition that only a colleague who had witnessed each other's emotions, efforts, and sense of responsibility on set could express.
Park Bo-young, despite her small stature, delivers a resonance that exceeds expectations. Lee Hyun-wook's words testified to how deeply she immersed herself in creating the character 'Hee-ju'.
Kim Sung-cheol also joined in with praise, saying, "Looking at Park Bo-young's Hee-ju from Woo-gi's perspective, there were many moments when it felt like 'Hee-ju' was actually present, not just actress Park Bo-young."
He added a heartfelt line: "As Woo-gi, I was also hurt." This statement illustrates how much the actors shared their characters' emotions and immersed themselves in each other.
On set, the characters' emotions brushed against each other, penetrating so deeply that the actors became fully immersed in the narrative. This environment allowed their chemistry to become more intricate and natural, breathing life into the tension and emotional lines within the series.
Park Bo-young, at the center of the praise, responded with warmth towards her co-stars. "Although this is the first time I've worked with both of them, I could see them becoming more and more synchronized with their characters. Now, I feel like we've become one with Do-kyung and Woo-gi."
Her words revealed how naturally and seamlessly the collaborative process unfolded. Park Bo-young has always emphasized the importance of chemistry with her co-stars. In this series as well, she fostered an environment where her colleagues understood and respected their characters, naturally blending into the roles, as attested to by her fellow actors.
This harmony ultimately enhances the emotional depth of 'Goldland'.
Disney+'s new series 'Goldland' depicts an intense narrative of desire, betrayal, and conflict surrounding gold bars. At its core is Park Bo-young's 'Hee-ju,' with Kim Sung-cheol's 'Woo-gi' and Lee Hyun-wook's characters naturally guiding her journey.
Therefore, how they viewed each other on set is directly linked to the depth and completeness of the series. The trust and emotions exchanged on set, and the story of the three actors who understood each other's charms and created emotions together, make the narrative of 'Goldland' feel even more vivid.
This interview becomes a record that naturally conveys the atmosphere of the series, the energy of the set, and the emotions of the actors, going beyond simple promotion.
Source :https://blog.naver.com/yooju0913/224075471194
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