In the new Netflix series, “Melo Movie”, Park Bo-Young plays the pungent Kim Moo-Bi, revealing a new side of his acting. One of the most spoken scenes is his steaming scene, an unusual view for an actress known for his pure image.
Park Bo-Young shared with “Sports Chosun”, “There were too many people involved during the filming of that scene. I received more direction for this. They continued to correct the fingers and tell me that my positioning was wrong. Even the members of the smoking staff on the set gave me advice. When we finally filmed the last recovery, I was able to hear that it would come out naturally. “
Choosing “Melo Movie”, explained Park, “At the beginning, I asked,” is the right solution for me? “But I had always wanted to try a role like this. If my previous roles were bright and adorable, now I wanted to show a different side of myself.” He also underlined the deepest themes of the drama, saying: “It is not just about sweet and romantic moments; The characters recognize mutual pain, help to heal each other and in the end grow. “
Reflecting on his experience, he said, “Living as Moo-bi gave me a different type of happiness, and it was a truly significant moment for me.”
Netizen had conflicting reactions. Some praised him, saying, “He has a certain atmosphere” AND “He pulled him well”, while others criticized it as a “Typical false smoke scene” and commented, “His hand movements seem unnatural.” The opinions remain divided on the authenticity of the acting of Park Bo-Young smoke, since it is not a smoker in real life.
“Melo Movie”, with Park Bo-Young and Choi Woo-Shik, follows young adults who sail on love and personal growth while chasing their dreams. The series quickly became viral, at the top of the “Top 10 Series in South” ranking in Netflix in just two days.
