Woo Do-hwan and Lee Sang-i, on the same level as Ma Dong-seok's fist? 10kg weight gain + boxer with abs

The Netflix series 'Hounds', which is more fun if you know it, has been revealed.

On the 5th, Netflix released three points to watch 'Hounds'. 'Hunting Dogs' tells the story of two young men caught up in the world of private loans where money comes before people's lives and risking their lives against a huge evil force.

Young people bumping into the rough world bare-chested

Director Kim Joo-hwan, who directed the films 'Youth Police', 'Lion', and 'Puppy', took the megaphone. He saw the original Naver Webtoon of the same name and said it was like "a huge canvas where young people's energy and explosive action can be unfolded." Accordingly, the main characters who were induced in the original work were changed to boxing, and the reality of the pandemic was melted into the story to create a "young and fast action growth drama in which two young boxers beat a gang of heinous illegal loan sharks with their fists."

"Each punch acts like a drum and raises the audience's heart rate," while the fast-tempo action drama explodes adrenaline, and the good hearts and strong will of the young people going through the harsh world are expected to make the hearts of the audience hotter. see.

Thrilling action full of hitting

'Hunting Dogs' is a work full of action, from bare-fisted action by Geon-woo (played by Woo Do-hwan) and Woo-jin (played by Lee Sang-i) against illegal loan sharks to motorcycle action and one-on-one fights. The upright fists of Geon-woo and the nimble Woo-jin actions were contrasted, and the fist action of young men bumping into each other with their bare bodies was added to the dagger and long sword actions of Yang-jung and Doo-yeong, who use tools, to create a variety of fun.

Woo Do-hwan said, "To build a body, I packed a lunch box every day, solved four meals a day, and increased my weight by 10kg. You can see my body gradually changing in the play," he said, telling the bloody and sweaty preparation process to be reborn as a young boxer. Lee Sang-i said, "I thought the most important thing was to build a body that was hardened through punches and drills and abs that cracked like a droughty ground," and revealed that he put in a lot of effort to create a boxer's visual.

Director Kim Joo-hwan, who shot more than 5 times the action scenes of his previous work, 'Youth Police,' said, "Not only Woo Do-hwan and Lee Sang-i, but also actors Heo Jun-ho and Ryu Su-young burned their passion to show the true 'K-ACTION' to audiences around the world." said with pride.

Young buddy chemistry, heavy scene stealers

'Hounds' stands out for the cheerful youthful chemistry of Woo Do-hwan and Lee Sang-yi and the good performances of veteran actors who hold the weight. In order to express Geon-wu, who is "always bright and calm, and has a kind and good heart that is unwavering in his emotions," Woo Do-hwan focused on "a kind tone that is slightly clumsy but has no malice." Lee Sang-i, who took on the challenge of acting as a reckless but courageous young boxer Woo-jin for the first time, did not hide his excitement, saying, "I was greatly attracted to action because I experienced various genres such as melodies, plays, and musicals. I thought it would be a new challenge."

Woo Do-hwan said, "Woo-jin is a family member to Geon-wu. He is the one to protect and the only person he can rely on. Lee Sang-i was a good person, so we were able to get close quickly on the set, and now we are extremely close." It is Geon-wu and Woo-jin who fill it up. I naturally got closer to Do-hwan. Geon-wu and Woo-jin were the same as Do-hwan, "he said, making people look forward to the chemistry between the two.

Woo Do-hwan, who exudes the spirit and passion of youth, and Lee Sang-i, Heo Jun-ho and Park Seong-woong, who have the highest level of presence. Director Kim Joo-hwan praised Heo Joon-ho, who played the role of Choi, the legendary president of the private loan board, who uses his money and energy to take care of others, saying, "He was able to keep the center of the story so that all the characters could move in an orderly manner." Park Seong-woong, who played the role of ruthless loan shark Myeong-gil, foreshadowed another renewal of the villain legend with "a cold-blooded side who does not hesitate to pursue a goal."

In addition, Hwang Yang-joong, Lee Hae-young and Ryu Soo-yeong, who play the role of Lee Doo-yeong, also emit a seasoned beauty that contrasts with the youth. Choi Si-won as Director Hong, a third-generation conglomerate approached by Myeong-gil to start a hotel casino business, and Choi Young-joon as Min Kang-yong, a cousin of Director Hong and a police officer in the Severe Crime Investigation Division, also engage in a tight fight with Park Seong-woong to fill in the drama. As director Kim Joo-hwan said, "The Hounds" is "a paradise of romance," it will be fun to see various chemistry such as not only Woo Do-hwan and Lee Sang-yi, but also Lee Hae-young and Ryu Soo-young's seasoned romance, and Woo Do-hwan and Heo Jun-ho's priestly bromance. Prospect.

'Hounds' will be released on Netflix on the 9th.

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