Kim Seon Ho Jokes About Being ‘Jobless’ If He Didn’t Try Acting + Says ‘The Childe’ Made Him Overcome His Fear of Heights
Kim Seon Ho shared his most unforgetable experience filming "The Childe," his previous works, and a possible job if he didn't become an actor.
During his comeback to the Philippines for a fan meeting, the South Korean heartthrob graced an interview where he discussed what made him love the country, as well as his career plans.
Following a successful event "Love to Meet Our Good Boy" on July 22, Kim Seon Ho did an interview with CNN where he talked about his newest project.
Kim Seon Ho Talks About Most Challenging Character
Kim Seon Ho revealed that playing the villain in "The Childe" is one of his most challenging characters yet.
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He considered portraying the mysterious nobleman as the most difficult because he needed to "check on what the character is." However, after getting the hang of it, he said that it made it easier to play the role.
"Because I understand what the character really is and put that into action as well."
Besides the difficulty of playing the character, Kim Seon Ho said that "The Childe" made him overcome his fear.
The actor recalled the scene where he had to jump off a bridge. As someone who is scared of heights, it was hard for him, but he managed to do it for the role.
From his current movie to his future plans in show business, Kim Seon Ho was also asked about his dream role. For the actor, he said wants to portray a character that every viewer can relate to.
"My dream role is a character living an ordinary life."
Kim Seon Ho Says He Would Be 'Jobless' If He Wasn't an Actor
In one part of the interview, Kim Seon Ho participated in a fast talk where he had to answer whatever comes to mind first when he hears the question.
When asked about the word that describes him, he said "good boy," referring to his famous nickname from the hit K-drama "Start-Up."
As for his possible career if he didn't try acting, Kim Seon Ho joked about being jobless if he didn't pursue acting.
To recall, before becoming one of the sought-after stars in Korea, the 37-year-old star began his career as a theater actor.
One of his early works is the Korean version of "Sherlock Holmes," where he got to play Dr. Watson. He also appeared as the main character in the notable adaptation of Sam Shepard's play "True West."
Before his onscreen debut, Kim Seon Ho had completed his mandatory service in 2007 and served as an assistant instructor at Nonsan Army Training Center. This is also the reason he made his debut late and had his first K-drama appearance in his 30s.
Nevertheless, Kim Seon Ho skyrocketed to fame after "Start-Up" and "Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha."
Watch Kim Seon Ho's full interview with CNN here!
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