Ha Jung Woo shares insights into his latest film, “Hijacking,” directed by Kim Sung Han, who is known for his previous hits. Set against the backdrop of a 1971 midair crisis, the movie follows pilot Tae In (played by Ha Jung Woo) and his crew as they face a high-stakes hijacking scenario.
Co-starring Sung Dong Il and Chae Soo Bin , the film also features Yeo Jin Goo in his first villain role, praised by Ha Jung Woo for his compelling portrayal.
Discussing the casting process, Ha Jung Woo reveals that Yeo Jin Goo was the perfect choice for the role of Yong Dae, the antagonist. He highlights Yeo Jin Goo’s physical presence and dedication to the character, noting how impressed he was during their initial meeting.
Yeo Jin Goo’s transformation into a villain impresses the Hijacking cast
Despite Yeo Jin Goo’s reputation for more gentle roles, Ha Jung Woo commends his ability to embody the cunning and intense nature required for the role of a hijacker.
The camaraderie among the cast and crew, including director Kim Sung Han, is a focal point for Ha Jung Woo. He describes their collaborative dynamic, shaped by longstanding friendships and mutual respect.
As “Hijacking” nears its premiere date, Ha Jung Woo expresses excitement for audiences to experience the suspense and drama of the film on the big screen.
Jang Ki Yong , known for his role in “ The Atypical Family ,” reflects on his early career in modeling and the transformative impact it had on his life. In an interview, the South Korean actor opens up about his initial struggles as a shy and introverted individual, contrasting it with the confidence he gained through modeling.
Starting out with YG models in 2012, Jang Ki Yong recalls the joys and challenges of his fashion career, describing it as a period filled with fond memories despite its difficulties. He credits modeling not only for honing his professional skills but also for shaping his personal growth.
He values friendships with fellow models-turned-actors like Joo Woo Jae
Grateful for the support and recognition from colleagues like Joo Woo Jae, Jang Ki Yong expresses appreciation for their friendship and reminisces about shared experiences in the industry. He highlights the special bond he shares with former models who have also found success in acting, such as Byeon Woo Seok .
Transitioning from the runway to television, Jang Ki Yong made his K-drama debut in 2015 and has since established himself as a versatile actor. Recently returning to screens after completing military service, he continues to explore diverse roles, including a potential thriller webtoon-based series, “Pig Pen.”
