Lee Hae-young "Increased weight by 5 kg for 'Hounds', suffered a hamstring injury"

Even though actor Lee Hae-young is a veteran, he showed a solid preparation for his character.

On the morning of the 19th, Lee Hae-young had an interview with Ten Asia at a cafe in Mapo-gu, Seoul.

In 'Beneficial Fraud', he played the role model of Han Moo-yeong (played by Kim Dong-wook), the role model of the main character, and Kang Kyung-ho, who led him to become a lawyer. In 'Take Care of This Student', Mun Mun-ha (Ahn Bo-hyun) took on the role of Lee Sang-hyeok, the only uncle he trusts and follows. He is also in his heyday by appearing in Netflix's 'The Glory' and 'Hounds'.

On this day, Lee Hae-young said, "I increased my weight by 4 to 5 kg for the character of the hounds. There was no scene showing my body, but I still had the idea that I had to come out with a solid body because I was a swordsman in the past."

He continued, "I had a hamstring injury while filming the running scene. I stopped filming and continued to loosen up my muscles with a massage gun."

Reporter Ryu Ye-ji and Ten Asia ryuperstar@tenasia.co.kr