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[Interview] Park Yuchun returns as the heir to a rich upper class family. “I really wanted to act in a traditional melodrama”Note: Parts of the interview not regarding Yuchun have been omitted
Yuchun returns as the heir of an upper class family. “I really wanted to act in a traditional melodrama.”
Q. I know you’ve received many screenplays (T/N: aka many offers), so what’s your reason for selecting this role?
Park Yuchun: I wanted to try a melodrama no matter what. I was cast last, and after seeing the seniors that were cast beforehand, I really wanted to work with them and replied, “I will do it.” I want to hear that I’ve gotten, even if it’s only slightly, better from my first performance.
Q. You played a flawless character in SKK Scandal, and this time it’s also the role of a flawless heir of an upper class family. How are [the roles] similar to your personality?
Park Yuchun: On the contrary, I tend to live more simply. I tend to avoid high-end restaurants, and don’t go unless it’s a special occasion. I go about once a year with my mother. I don’t like things like that. In that aspect, Yutaka is similar to me.
Q. What are the similarities between your character and yourself?
Park Yuchun: My first appearance is in a scene of [Yutaka] arriving at an airport , where I appear kind and well-mannered. I believe you can feel the atmosphere the character was raised in through his ease and natural manners. But this isn’t because he has no concerns, but because he’s experienced suffering. I really like that [about the character] and want to express that aspect [of him] well.
Q. Through our previous performance, you got a lot of “mother fans.” Do you expect the same to happen this time?
Park Yuchun: For this drama, I want to focus on acting more than any other parts. I will engage myself posed to learn more. My sense of responsibility has become bigger than my first drama. Such aspects continuously take a share of my heart. I will properly and seriously take part in acting, not “did he get into acting because he’s being very restricted in his activities as a singer?” I’m originally a singer, but when I’m acting I want to do it properly.
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Park Yuchun: I am completely unable to take care of my health right now. I can’t even think about taking care of my health. When I really get into something, I tend to concentrate intensely… and although it’s tiring, it’s enjoyable. I’m enjoying [filming] even if I can’t get much sleep.
Q. I heard you use Japanese a lot in the drama. Was there anything particularly difficult?
Park Yuchun: Speaking in Japanese isn’t difficult, but your tone can’t help but change if you use a different language. When I speak in Japanese, I sometimes come out as Park Yuchun, not Yukata, so I’m trying to be careful in those parts.
“The worst lie in my life” told by the four lead actors
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Kang Haejung: The lie I tell most often is saying “yes” to the question asking if I’ve eaten. It’s because if I tell them I haven’t eaten, many different situations may arise so I simply lie that I’ve eaten.
Park Yuchun: I think I also tell lies like that often.
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Park Yuchun: After reaching a certain percentage [of viewers], I hope it won’t go down [to a lower percentage] from that
Source. Top Star News
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