Han Ji-eun and Kim Soo-hyun pay attention to past remarks on the aftermath of bed scene
Apr 01, 2025
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Recently, attention has been paid to an interview online in which Han Ji-eun confessed that she suffered serious aftereffects after filming the 2018 film 'Real'.
According to the interview, Han Ji-eun was cast in Real after breaking through a competition ratio of 4,300 to 1. The announcement of the actress audition posted directly on Kim Soo-hyun's SNS stated the condition that "Those who cannot perform exposed (high water level) cannot apply." After much thought, Han Ji-eun decided to appear on the show by trusting only the name 'Kim Soo-hyun'.
However, the filming location was different. High-intensity scenes such as drug party scenes, bed scenes, and exposed scenes continued, but Han Ji-eun had no one to discuss or rely on at the scene. In an interview, Han Ji-eun confessed, `I didn't want to regret it, but I suffered from great aftereffects.' He was even told that he had been "consumed".
Kim Sung-hoon, the director of the movie 'Chiwol', which he worked with Han Ji-eun at the time, said 'It was so unfortunate' Han Ji-eun also "The wounds I received at that time did not heal easily. I recovered little by little through the outbreak."
In particular, regarding the scene of bed scene with Kim Soo-hyun "Since it was each other's first time, there was consideration, but it was not a will."On the other hand, Hyun Bin, who worked with him in the follow-up film, mentioned the contrasting atmosphere, saying, `Although he is reticent, silent consideration helped him a lot.'
What is even more shocking is that most of Han Ji-eun's major scenes have been completely edited in the final compilation. In other words, it was exposed, but it was not left on the screen.
Meanwhile, Sulli's brother recently said in a statement that "Bed scene with Kim Soo-hyun was not so specific in the original script. I heard Sulli was persuaded on the spot and went to shoot``` Kim Soo-hyun and director Lee Sa-rang asked them to enter. He calls for finding out the truth, claiming that there is a situation in which Sulli's stand-in actor was forced to film himself without using a stand-in even though he was at the scene.
mj.cho@sportschosun.com
