He started to have broader shoulders and got bigger. But then, after we were done filming the movie, he became more masculine. He didn’t seem to have much of a masculine charm. The role isn’t something you get easily, but it wasn’t something that I would immediately say I couldn’t do.Īctor Goh Doo-shim What was it like to make a match with actor Ji Hyun-woo?Īt first thought he was so thin. Personally I think this could be a bit of a stretch, but I also don’t think that it is impossible. I think that's how this story comes to life.
Of course such things might be rare, and it might be difficult to call that love, but it is possible and it is very a movie-like thing. That’s why it is possible to develop intersexual connections. A woman never lets that idea go until they die, no matter how old they get and how tough life can be. This grandmother is over 70 years old and she has not given up on the idea that she is a woman. What was it like to play a part in a romance film? It is really tough to reiterate all the pains they experience. It is impossible to stay underwater for a long time. And I can’t imagine how cold it is underwater. They feel the difficulties of working with the pressure underwater and have to hold their breath. They are almost always suffering from headaches and taking medicine.
They just rely on that one lifeline to dive into deeper water. You have to really see how they live right on the edge that separates life and death. The households that have working haenyeo continue to keep that tradition alive over the generations. My family cultivated crops in a farm, but I have many relatives who were haenyeo. I have seen haenyeo close since I was young. What are some things you did as you prepared to play the part? So I started to think that no matter how difficult it is, I had to do this role. It feels burdensome because there’s that much anticipation, but I took this job thinking that there wouldn’t be that many people who could play haenyeo as I do. He must have seen something to say such things. He said Jeju Island reminds him of me and my face reminds him of the scenery in Jeju. The director said he wrote the scenario thinking about me. I was curious to see who would play my counterpart. I have played mothers in many different projects for 49 years, so I thought I could finally have my wish to do a melodramatic piece. Because it is a story about haenyeo, I thought I might be the one who was closest to. Goh discussed her experience playing a very different kind of character in an interview with Ilgan Sports, an affiliate of the Korea JoongAng Daily. After Go saves Gyeong-hun, who is in his 30s, from drowning in the sea, she begins to open up and starts to feel the kind of romantic emotions that she has never experienced before. Go, the Guinness World Record holder for holding her breath for the longest, has a strong and abrasive personality and quickly locks horns with documentary producer Gyeong-hun, who has traveled to Jeju to interview her.
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Actor Goh Doo-shim, well-known for taking on a motherly role in a number of different TV dramas and movies, gets to show a different kind of love in new movie "Everglow." In the movie, set to hit theaters on June 30, Goh, who was born and raised on Jeju Island, plays the role of Go Jin-ok, a Jeju haenyeo who dives to gather seafood to provide for her family. Actor Goh Doo-shim holds hands with actor Ji Hyun-woo in a scene from "Everglow," which will hit local theaters on June 30.
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