Actress Woo Da-bi recently opened up about her on-screen chemistry with Kim Tae-ri in the fascinating new drama "Jungnyeon."
During a recent interview at the Ten Asia office in Jungnim-dong, Seoul, she discussed their collaboration in the tvN weekend drama "Jungnyeon," which depicts the journey of a "natural-sound genius" striving to become the best national theatre actor in post-war 1950s Korea. Woo Da-bi plays Hong Joo-ran, a member of the national theatre troupe who shows warmth towards Jungnyeon, amid jealousy from others. She explained that capturing the intricate emotions between her character and Jungnyeon involved careful coordination with Kim Tae-ri and the director to express those subtle feelings.
To enhance their chemistry, Woo Da-bi made an effort to practice exchanging lines and connecting on a deeper level. She mentioned that holding hands and sharing positive energy before filming created a unique emotional bond that helped set the stage for their performances. This approach was refreshing for her, highlighting the importance of connection in delivering genuine emotions on screen.
When reflecting on Hong Joo-ran's feelings for Yun Jungnyeon, Woo Da-bi described it as a perplexing emotion, questioning her own feelings as the story unfolds. She noted a pivotal scene in episode seven that crystallizes this emotional turmoil, portraying deep, overwhelming feelings that are difficult to articulate. This exploration of emotional complexity adds a rich layer to the drama, drawing viewers into the characters' experiences.