Bae Suzy Exclusive Talks About Playing An Idol, Being Doona | Yang Se Jong| #kpop #kdrama

For all film-related interviews, reviews, and content, please like and subscribe to Pooja Talwar. You can also follow me on Twitter and on Instagram. Hello, I'm Pooja. I'm from Bhangrap Samigarh, Chhattisgarh. So my first question is to Suzy. You've always portrayed very strong women who know their mind and take their own decisions. So what was it like playing Doona, a popular star who decides to call it quits at the height of her career? So are you anything like your character, and is there any aspect you could relate to? There were some exciting moments where I could do what I wanted to do. In that sense, Doona and I are completely opposite. I don't think I can express my true feelings as much as I want to. So I was a bit jealous of that. I wasn't nervous when I was filming. And the way I prepared for it was... Before I started filming, I focused a lot on the script. And when I was filming, I communicated a lot with the director. We talked a lot about our emotions. I didn't want to miss out on any of the subtle emotions, so I asked the director for help. So you're the man with the magic touch. Your dramas, whether it's Crash Landing on You, Romance is a bonus book. Witch's Romance has struck a chord for its strong female narrative and perspective. So what are the stories that you're drawn to? And was there any challenge in interpreting this book from word to screen? Of course, it's because of Crash Landing on You that I decided to do Romance. I've been doing it since last year. I always... I don't know. In Romance, I think it's a characteristic of Korean romance. There were a lot of romances that started from the same line. So there were a lot of strong female characters. And I think that's how it was. First of all, I think I'm drawn to stories that are different from my previous works. Like Lee Doona, there are different characters. Or there are stories that I've never done. I think I'm drawn to these things first. And the difficult thing about the webtoon was the amount of footage. How to effectively express the emotions of the characters. I think that was a good experience. So if you look at Lee Doona, she starts with a lot of narratives and then moves on to the emotions. I think that's what makes it different from other romance dramas. If you've liked this interview, please like, share, and subscribe. Follow me on Twitter and Instagram.