Park Seo-joon and IU, is this their first meeting? solid teamwork

A video of the making of the movie ‘Dream’ (directed by Lee Byung-hun) has been released.

On the 31st, distributor PlusM Entertainment released a video of the production of 'Dream', which allows you to feel the pleasant atmosphere of the scene. 'Dream' is the story of Hong Dae (played by Park Seo-joon), a clueless former soccer player, and So-min (played by IU), a passionless producer, who challenge an impossible dream with a ragtag group of homeless national team players.

The released 'Dream' Human Theater (aka production video) evokes bursts of laughter from the start with the self-absorption of Park Seo-joon, who plays Soulless soccer player Hongdae, who completely melts into the characters, and IU, who plays Passionless documentary producer Somin.

Director Lee Byung-hun said, "'Dream' is a real-life story about the first time I participated in the 2010 Homeless World Cup in Brazil." In addition, Park Seo-joon said, "It was a work that allowed me to feel exactly what an ensemble is," and IU said, "I realized very much that teamwork is very important." Park Seo-joon and IU's first meeting and the pleasant chemistry of the actors who completed the dream line-up in 2023 are expected. Expectations were raised.

In addition, the extraordinary efforts of the production team and actors to create game scenes that will fill the screen with thrilling shouts attract attention. Director Lee Byung-hun said of the futsal game scene, "It was a more difficult task than the action, which had to be thoroughly calculated," giving a glimpse into the production team's detailed efforts.

The actors, who went through systematic joint training with a team of professional futsal coaches, including a coach who actually participated in the Homeless World Cup, completed thrilling game scenes with excellent teamwork on the pitch. Regarding the location filming in Budapest, Hungary, Park Seo-joon said, “I was able to get closer to the actors and create good chemistry,” and IU said, “(The scenes filmed in Budapest) are scenes that contain all the hard work of the seniors. Look forward to it.” “I hope you give it to me,” he hinted.

Meanwhile, 'Dream' will be released on April 26.

Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia reporter kkk39@tenasia.co.kr