On Monday (13/12), tvN released a behind-the-scenes video of the last episode of the drama 'Jirisan'. This video also shows the process of filming the kidnapping scene of Jun Ji Hyun's character.
On Monday (13/12), tvN released a behind-the-scenes video of the last episode of "Jirisan". One of the interesting moments of this video is the process of filming the kidnapping scene of Seo Yi Kang (Jun Ji Hyun).
In this scene, Kim Sol (Lee Ga Sub) decides to kidnap Seo Yi Kang after his identity as a serial killer is revealed. He even intended to kill Seo Yi Kang like the other victims.
Fortunately, the malicious intent failed because Kim Sol was hit by an avalanche material while trying to kill Seo Yi Kang in the middle of the road. That's why Kim Sol finally died in a pathetic way.
Although this scene succeeded in making the audience cringe, the shooting process was carried out very safely. The production team also prepared the equipment in as much detail as possible to prevent the actors from being injured.
Before filming started, the production team seemed to be carrying a large amount of soil using heavy equipment. They also feature artificial rain for added dramatic effect.
As soon as filming started, Jun Ji Hyun and Lee Ga Sub immediately got into their roles well. Jun Ji Hyun showed a frightened expression, while Lee Ga Sub immediately transformed himself into a violent psychopath.
Jun Ji Hyun also showed outstanding acting skills when filming the middle-of-the-road fight scene. He spoke the lines earnestly and did his moves well.
Not only Jun Ji Hyun, Lee Ga Sub's acting also cannot be underestimated. As soon as the director gave the signal, he immediately pretended to fall because he was hit by an avalanche material. There is not the slightest awkwardness, so the acting looks very real.
Meanwhile, "Jirisan" presents a happy ending even though the two main characters were on the verge of death. Because Seo Yi Kang can walk again and Kang Hyun Jo (Joo Ji Hoon) wakes up from a coma. That's why they eventually returned to being rangers to protect those who climbed the mountain. (wk/eval)
