I'm going to throw a spark at Jung Woo-sung... A new drama created by 'controversy over filming'

The new drama 'Tell me that you love me' was embroiled in controversy over the filming.

The production team of 'Say I Love You' issued a statement on the 1st and said, "We convey our position regarding the point that the surroundings were not cleaned up at the filming site on the 31st of last month." I am sincerely sorry for causing concern.”

The production team added, “After filming ended according to the manual on the day, we immediately felt the shortcomings that occurred in the process of cleaning up the site, and checked the manual again to ensure that garbage was not left unattended during the filming.”

At the same time, he promised, "We will prevent the same thing from recurring in advance and proceed with cleaning up the surroundings more thoroughly."

Previously online, it was pointed out that the filming team of 'Say I Love You' did not clean up the surroundings after filming the drama. He said he left the scene after filming was finished leaving the trash behind. In response, the production team apologized for any shortcomings.

Meanwhile, a work depicting the fateful story of Cha Jin-woo (Jung Woo-sung), a deaf person who is accustomed to expressing emotions through pictures instead of saying 'tell me that you love me', and Jung Mo-eun (Shin Hyun-bin), who expresses their feelings through voice. It is based on the work of the same name that swept the Japanese TV Drama Academy Award aired on TBS in Japan in 1995.

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