Jo In Sung Got Injured During Filming of 'Moving'? ‘Enduring the pain is the only choice’
Jo In Sung talks about the challenges and struggles he experienced while filming the hit K-drama "Moving."
Probably one of the most talked-about series in 2023, the Disney+ K-drama is based on the webtoon of the same name. Helmed by Park In Je of "Kingdom" season 2, he worked alongside webtoon creator Kang Full to create a stunning masterpiece.
Dubbed by some as the Korean "Avengers" due to the story's premise, "Moving" centers around the three high school students who inherited their parents' super powers.
A mix of up-and-coming actors and top stars, the cast members include Jo In Sung, Han Hyo Joo, Ryu Seung Ryong, Cha Tae Hyun, Go Yoon Jung, Lee Jung Ha, and more.
In an interview, the actors spilled the tea and talked about what happened behind the camera.
Jo In Sung Talks About the Physical Challenges He Had to Endure in 'Moving'
Sharing their experiences on set, Han Hyo Joo, Ryu Seung Ryong, and Jo In Sung were asked by vlogger JinHo Bae to discuss their adventures and challenges on the set.
One of the questions asked was about Jo In Sung's experience shooting his scenes in wires.
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As mentioned by the host, the top star previously shared in a different interview that he barely had scenes where he was touching the ground.
Since Kim Doo Shik's superpower is flying, most of his scenes were shot above the ground. To do this, Jo In Sung had to wear a harness with wires holding him to make it look like he was flying.
According to Jo In Sung, he would notice wounds around his body, especially around the part where he needed to be tied up in the wires.
"Even after it heals, it gets wounded again as the wires scratch the healed areas again," he said, adding that there's no other way to avoid it but to endure the pain," he said.
Moroever, the award-winning actor also added that additional protection or layers won't help either, so you have to get used to it.
"So enduring the pain is the only choice," he mentioned.
'Moving' Episodes 14 and 15 Release Date
As the series got into the second half, it drew more curiosity among the viewers, especially the background stories of each character.
Airing once a week with a simultaneous release of two episodes, "Moving" episodes 14 and 15 are scheduled for September 6 broadcast.
Viewers get to see the latest episode via Disney+ and Hulu.
IN CASE YOU MISSED: 'Moving' Season 2: Writer Kang Full Responds To Questions About Possibility of Sequel
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Written by Geca Wills
