‘Solo War 2’ Cha Seung-won, wasn’t he dead? “Only damage to the back enough not to kill”

Actor Cha Seung-wan (53) responded to some who wondered if his character had died, laughing and saying, "He is not dead."

At 4 p.m. on the 5th, an open talk about the movie 'Solo Battle 2' (director Baek) was held at the outdoor stage of the Busan Cinema Center on Suyeonggangbyeon-daero, Haeundae-gu, Busan.

On this day, Cha Seung-won said, "I know there is a reaction of 'Brian is alive? Isn't he dead?'" and "I only suffered damage to my back, and it was enough to prevent me from dying."

Regarding Brian, he explained, "While Wonho's character is a person with complex and subtle lines, Brian's emotions are very simple. He appears as a character taking revenge on someone who made me like that in the first episode."

He continued, "We worked on reinforcing and filling in the characters that were disappointing in the first part," and added, "Energy was created by causing and colliding with conflicts and incidents. 'Solo War 2' is easy to watch regardless of whether or not you have watched the first part, and is fun and enjoyable. “I think it will be an interesting movie,” he said.

'Solo War 2' follows the fierce battle at Yongsan Station and follows the vicious war between detective Won-ho (Cho Jin-woong), who is still chasing Mr. Lee, the disappeared Rock (Oh Seung-hoon), the reappearance of Brian (Cha Seung-won), and Big Knife (Han Hyo-joo) who came from China to resolve the situation. Green crime action movie.

It is a follow-up and mid-quel to the movie ‘Believer’ (2018), which attracted 5.2 million viewers. This is the second directorial project chosen by multi-talented director Baek, who has been active in the advertising, design, and film industries, after 'Beauty Inside'. It will be released on Netflix on November 17th.

Meanwhile, at this year's Busan International Film Festival, a total of 269 films, including 209 officially invited films from 69 countries and 60 community beef screenings, will meet the audience. The opening film was 'Because I Hate Korea' (Director Jang Geon-jae) starring Go Ah-seong, Kim Woo-gyeom and Joo Jong-hyuk, and the closing film was 'The Emperor of Movies' (Director Ning Hao) starring Yoo Deok-hwa.

Busan Choi Ji-ye, Ten Asia reporter wisdomart@tenasia.co.kr