The martial arts director was also amazed by the takryu action..I don't care for myself
Oct 14, 2025
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Martial arts director Park Young-sik, who created the action of Disney+ 'Takryu' (played by Chun Sung-il, directed by Chu Chang-min), added speciality by capturing the narrative in Jang Si-yul's action. "In the beginning, Si-yul was a person who hid his identity and lived, so I thought of overpowering the opponent with minimal movement, and towards the end, I tried to show him in a dramatic way that he fully awakened and threw everything away."He said that he designed the action in a direction where the emotions of the character and the action scenes are buried together, not just a flashy action."
To capture these emotions, martial arts director Park Young-sik said he incorporated a customized action style that fits Rowoon perfectly. "I thought it would be good to take advantage of Ro Woon's superior physical strength to perform it in a cool and long shot."Since every fight itself was a survival type, I tried to express all emotions with my body rather than following the action movement " he said about the behind-the-scenes story of actor Rowoon being reborn as Jang Si-yul itself and being able to perform intense action.
Rowoon's effort to throw himself away with infinite affection for the character also attracts attention. Martial arts director Park Young-sik cited Ro Woon as the actor who expressed the most opinions on action in the field, which seems to have shown more will than opinion. He told me that I would burn my whole body, so I asked him to act desperately and dramatically rather than looking cool. I really didn't care for myself. This is the first time this actor has done this," he said, applauding his will and passion.
Meanwhile, the confrontation between Si-ryul and Wang-hae (Kim Dong-won), who were awakened by the death of Malbok (Ahn Seung-kyun) in the 7th episode, which was released last week, is expected to continue this week. Rowoon was immersed in "I think the reason for doing this is love for the character"He expressed his special affection for the Siyul character by expressing his thoughts.
Martial arts director Park Young-sik also commented on the scene, `It was a narrower alley than I expected. It was not easy to move closely because the actors were so big and had to move a lot because they were fighting with a short dagger or sickle", he said, adding that it was a scene created carefully through numerous combinations.
Disney+'s first original historical drama series 'Turbul' will be released on the last 8-9 episodes on the 17th.
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