Han Seung-yeon "Can you fall in love when you don't know your face? To be honest, it must be difficult"

Actor Han Seung-yeon (34) expressed his feelings, saying that he learned a lot through his character in the work.

On the morning of the 30th, at a cafe in Samcheong-dong, Seoul, Han Seung-yeon started an interview related to the movie 'Between No Gap' (director Lee Woo-chul).

Han Seung-yeon tried to act in romance with a 'wall' in between. Director Lee Woo-cheol and his co-star Lee Ji-hoon were enthusiastic about practicing while trying to match the sum at his house. "When filming, I acted while looking at the wall in the form of the other person hiding and speaking from behind. I literally acted while looking at the 'wall'. The wall was stronger than I thought, so I couldn't hear the sound. (Laughter) I wandered a lot about whether it would be good or where to put the distance between my voices. We read and matched each other, but since Lee Ji-hoon is an actor with a lot of improvisation, I was worried about how much I should adjust the tension from the other side."

Han Seung-yeon said, "I rehearsed a lot in advance and prepared hard, but it seems to have come out better than I was worried about. Seeing it at the cinema, the sound is realistic and focused." I like the aspect of sound that is not transmitted through TV speakers."

Han Seung-yeon, who played 'Rani' who fell in love without knowing her face, was asked what she would be like in real life, and answered, "Honestly, I think even love will be difficult."

“I enjoyed watching Blind Love on Netflix. While filming, I thought about whether I hadn’t seen or underestimated the person’s inner side and personality because it was covered by his/her appearance. I was hurt a lot after coming in. I was similar to Rani in the work, but as I was diving and doing hobbies, that fear broke a lot. Through the movie, I felt that talking to strangers was pleasant and refreshing."

Han Seung-yeon said that through 'Rani', she learned how to round out her sharp mind toward others.

“If my gaze on the world is warm, that attitude will come out, and those who feel that gaze will feel that attitude too. In fact, I get annoyed when I hear noises from next door. There was a reason I had to do it, and there were circumstances in which I had to live in a house that wasn't soundproof. I thought that I shouldn't push my opponent just because I'm in a bad mood. There are also witty kids living under my parents' house. The kids are playing. Of course, you don't sit at your desk just because you scold the kids. Right now, I thought that all the people who harmed me and interrupted my time would have circumstances, so I tried to put a lot of affection on Seungjin."

'Close Relationship' is an impenetrable romance that tells the story of an aspiring musician, Seung-jin, and a figure designer, Rani, who share their daily lives across a wall with less than 1 degree of soundproofing.

It will be released on July 5th.

Reporter Kim Se-ah, Ten Asia haesmik@tenasia.co.kr