‘Ballerina’ Kim Ji-hoon “The company tried to stop me because I was worried about the reaction, but I insisted and appeared.”

On the afternoon of the 6th, an open talk about the Netflix movie ‘Ballerina’ was held on the outdoor stage of the Busan Cinema Center in Haeundae-gu, Busan. At the event, Jeon Jong-seo, Kim Ji-hoon, Park Yu-rim, director Lee Chung-hyun, and Gray music director attended and talked about the work. (Haeundae, Busan = iMBC Entertainment Reporter Kim Kyung-hee)

Kim Ji-hoon, who played the role of ‘Pro Choi’, who is a member of an organization but secretly sells drugs through social media and seduces the opposite sex with his good looks, physique, and charm, said, “The company stopped me. Even though there are great directors and actors, there are many women. “The company was very worried because I was a villain who did things they didn’t like. Now, I wonder if I can handle the reaction after this role is released,” he said, revealing that he insisted on participating in this work despite the company’s dissuasion.

Kim Ji-hoon revealed what kind of message he wanted to give through the character, saying, “I wanted to give the audience a sense of conflict. I really wanted him to take revenge, but I thought it would be nice if he was a character who was cool and caused an internal conflict.”

Kim Ji-hoon, who is said to perform difficult action scenes in his works, was impressive because he talked more about the actions of his co-star, Jeon Jong-seo, rather than talking about his own actions. He said, “It must have been more difficult for Jeon Jong-seo. He had to fight me 1:1, and although he was strong in the movie, in real life, it must have been difficult because he has a thin body. In the movie, there is no indication that he has a thin body at all.”He praised the action acting.

When asked to point out the attractive points of the movie, Kim Ji-hoon said, “There is so much to boast about in the movie. Action movies tend to appeal more to men, but the sensuous and emotional aspects are so sensuous and emotional that even as a man, I feel like I’m picking on them. There are emotions that permeate me. He raised expectations by saying, “It will greatly appeal to those with sensitive emotions. It’s a movie that women can also like and can empathize with Ok-joo and feel various emotions. It’s a movie that drips with hipness as music and sophisticated, trendy visuals come together.”

‘Ballerina’, a beautiful and merciless emotional action revenge drama in which former bodyguard ‘Ok-ju’ (Jeon Jong-seo) pursues ‘Pro’ Choi (Kim Ji-hoon) who caused the death of her precious friend ‘Min-hee’ (Park Yu-rim), will be released on Netflix this afternoon (6th). It is revealed in

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