‘1947 Boston’ Ha Jung-woo, “I was on screen with Im Si-wan… I thought, ‘He’s old’”

[SPOTV News = Reporter Kang Hyo-jin] Actor Ha Jung-woo shared his thoughts about being with Im Si-wan.

The press preview of the movie ‘1947 Boston’ (directed by Kang Je-gyu) was held at the entrance of Lotte Cinema Konkuk University in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul at 2 pm on the 11th. Director Kang Je-gyu and actors Ha Jung-woo, Im Si-wan, and Kim Sang-ho attended the scene that day.

Ha Jung-woo, who played the role of Son Ki-jeong on this day, said, “The first thought I had while watching the movie was when I was caught on screen with actor Im Si-wan, and I thought, ‘I guess I’m a little older.’”He made everyone laugh.

He said, “In fact, Teacher Son Ki-jeong led this team on a journey to Boston, and I think it was a sense of responsibility. As a senior, I took responsibility for not being able to wear the Taegeukgi at the Berlin Olympics, and I felt the need to participate in the competition with the Taegeukgi at least this time. “As an actor, I went into filming with the same mindset as Mr. Son Ki-jeong,” he said.

Ha Jung-woo also said, “Siwan worked really hard and when I saw him from the side, I felt like an athlete. I watched from the side as Siwan prepared for the role of teacher Seo Yun-bok in this movie. While filming the competition scenes, I really felt like he was an athlete. “I got emotional,” he said.

He continued to praise, “Especially because the competition scene was at the end of our movie, I was full of emotion. I saw the finished version for the first time today, and I think teacher Seo Yun-bok will really like it because actor Im Si-wan did such a great job and expressed it.”

‘1947 Boston’ is a work that contains the challenges and thrilling journey of marathoners to participate in international competitions wearing the Taegeuk symbol for the first time after liberation in 1947. It will be released on the 27th.

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