Jung Hae In risked his life to keep the role, so he could be paired with Jisoo (BLACKPINK)?

Jung Hae In was born in 1988, is a promising Korean actor. He made his public debut through TV Chosun's drama "Bride of the Century" (2014).

Thanks to his enthusiasm and perseverance, Jung Hae In began to build a name in the film industry. He scored points in the eyes of Asian audiences through famous works such as When she fell asleep, Prison Playbook... In particular, with the explosive "chemical reaction" with senior Son Ye Jin in "Beautiful Sister Buys Rice" delicious for me, the actor has successfully "stolen" the hearts of many fans.

Besides, Jung Hae In is not afraid to innovate and challenge himself. He has repeatedly demonstrated his acting ability through different characters. Whether in any genre of film such as comedy, action, romance or suspense... Korean stars have fulfilled their roles well. On the other hand, Jung Hae In has just made a comeback to the TV audience through the work "Snowdrop", co-starring with Jisoo (BlackPink). Despite the controversy surrounding the script, Jung Hae In's acting was still praised and loved by the audience.

Before achieving the current success, Jung Hae In had to work hard to build an acting career. The male lead of Snowdrop has shared about the difficulties he faced when he was a rookie. Appearing on tvN's reality show House on Wheels 3, Jung Hae In confided in other actors about his difficult past. In the early days of my career, the star Beautiful Sister bought me delicious rice and was always worried that I would lose the opportunity to act.

Remembering the accident he had while filming The Three Musketeers, he said, "I was in a historical drama when I was a rookie and accidentally fell off my horse. This accident caused me to fracture my spine. ". The Prison Playbook star continued, "For fear that the role would be replaced by someone else. I tried to hide my injury." It is known that "Three Musketeers" is Hae In's first major work and he is very eager to appear in this movie. Therefore, the actor chose to suffer silently so as not to lose the important role.

Up to now, despite having a more stable foothold in the entertainment industry than before, Jung Hae In still works hard and is dedicated to his profession. "I have not stopped working on many projects. Over the past month, I have not taken a day off," Jung Hae In expressed. Responding to the confession of his juniors, actor Reply 1988 Sung Dong Il gave advice, "Health is important. It's best not to get injured."

Not only is he a handsome and talented actor, but Hae In was also born into a family "brother and tycoon". The male talent once revealed that he is the 6th generation descendant of historical figure Jung Yakyong - who was dubbed "the number 1 handsome man in Joseon". Jung Yakyong is a philosopher, scholar, poet and also an effective assistant of King Jeong Jo - the 22nd king of the Joseon Dynasty.

Besides, it is also revealed that Jung Hae In's parents are running a hospital and his father is working as a professor at a Medical University in Korea. Despite coming from a wealthy family, Hae In is a humble person. Jung Hae In is very serious in pursuing his passion for acting. Since entering the acting path, Jung Hae In has shown relentless efforts and efforts. He participated in consecutive film projects, with diverse and non-duplicating roles.

Recently, Jung Hae In faced the biggest crisis he has ever encountered in his acting career with the movie Snowdrop. The strength of Snowdrop lies in its outstanding appearance, sweet interaction between the two main characters and the quality production, from the arrangement of the scene, the s.hooting angle to the color of the film. However, this advantage is not enough to appease public opinion, helping the film overcome a wave of harsh criticism.

Snowdrop faces charges of distorting history, distorting information about the Gwang Ju democracy movement in 1987, and romanticizing the image of the National Intelligence Service after the film's release. Calls to boycott Snowdrop soon spread in Korea. More than 310,000 people signed a request to cancel the broadcast of the project. The impact of the controversy caused many sponsors to announce their withdrawal, including the brand represented by Jung Hae In.

Not stopping there, Jung Hae In's statement about Snowdrop and the democracy movement also caused the actor great harm. Specifically, in an interview with Harpers Bazaar magazine, when asked if he had researched and learned about the events that took place in Korea in 1987 - around the time Snowdrop's story took place - Jung Hae In replied, "I was born in 1988. So I can't go through 1987 on my own. There are a lot of works that take that moment in context, but I think the real answer lies in the script. One When I read the script carefully, I can draw a picture of the scene in my head. More importantly, through the drama, I can feel the greatness of the team preparing the props and costumes."

Jung Hae In's answer was judged to be "somewhat superficial" causing him to face harsh criticism. Many Korean viewers think that the actor's study of history through the script, as well as not carefully understanding the film's context through actual historical documents, shows that he "does not attach importance to his role". . Before the actor's reputation and positive image, many comments expressed their disappointment for Jung Hae In.

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