“The World of The Married” Actors Rescued From a Life-Threatening Situation While Filming

Content Warning! This article has descriptions of self-harm and suicide that some readers might find disturbing.

Just recently, the YangYang Surfing School revealed some behind-the-scenes story from a scene in the hit drama "The World of the Married," where the actors Kim Hee Ae and Lee Moo Saeng were in a life-threatening situation.

The said actors were at risk of drowning. It happened when the cast was filming a specific scene in its Episode 14th, where the character of actress Kim Hee Ae attempted to take her own life by drowning herself in the ocean. Then, there was a part where Lee Moo Saeng's character had to rush and save her from drowning.

Unfortunately, the actors were caught in a situation where they can't help but be swept away due to the strong waves. Both of them were swept by the waves so far that they needed to call and deploy the rescue team to save them from the water.

The YangYang surfing school shared their side of the story and explained that they suddenly received a call asking for their cooperation for surfing rescue during the filming of the particular scene. Since it was a scene where actress Kim Hee Ae was present, the team agreed to cooperate with excitement. They further explained that during the filming, both actors were unexpectedly swept away from the shore.

As soon as the dangerous situation took place, the rescue team hurriedly did their rescue operations just one minute later. They managed to bring the two actors back to safety.

The surfing school was able to document the incident and shared it. However, they deleted it shortly after.

You can check out the final outcome of the risky scene of the shoot below:

Currently, "The World of the Married" is the most-talked-about TV show due to its intense and unpredictable storyline. The drama is restricted to viewers who are 19 and above. Though only adults can watch this certain drama, it is considered the most popular among the public for its realistic and stimulating content.

The keyword to describe this drama is "ADULTERY," which is considered to be a serious and not openly-discussed topic in Korean broadcasting channels. 

There is also workplace racism featured in the drama that has been shared broadly on the internet, and further prompted many women to share their negative experiences with male colleagues. As stated by the site "The Guardian," the drama received a lot of positive praises for its portrayal of life after divorce.

The production team of the drama has also received positive feedback for their enthusiasm to push the boundaries not only with the story but with their one of a kind filming ways.