ChuYoungWoo And BaekSungChul Dish On Their Chemistry With Red Velvet's Joy In 'OnceUponASmallTown'
plays Ahn Ja Young, a cheerful and outgoing policewoman who has lived in the countryside her whole life, while Baek Sung Chul plays Lee Sang Hyun, her best friend since birth.
“At first, [filming] was hard and also scary because I never knew what the animals would do next,” he confessed. “I got stepped on by a cow, and I also got hit by a tail, but in the process, I gradually learned more about the animals and became familiar with them. I also met with veterinary students and studied a lot.”
“[Joy] helped me a lot with my romantic acting, and when I was physically exhausted or struggling, she would help me by becoming my mental coach,” he continued. “It really felt like she was my older sister.” He went on to speak fondly of his experience working with Joy in particular, noting, “I particularly developed a sort of camaraderie with [Joy] while filming together in the countryside in really hot weather.”
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