Chae Jong Hyeop and Park Ju Hyun
On Wednesday (16/2), KBS released a photo of the script reading for its new drama entitled 'The Speed Going to You 493km'. Take a peek at the following photos of Chae Jong Hyeop and Park Ju Hyun cs.
On Tuesday (16/2), KBS released photos of the first script reading of its new drama "The Speed Going to You 493km". This event was attended by the director, writer and the four main actors, namely Park Ju Hyun, Chae Jong Hyeop, Park Ji Hyun and Kim Mu Jun.
"The Speed Going to You 493km" focuses on the story of a promising badminton athlete named Park Tae Yang (Park Ju Hyun), who stops playing badminton due to an incident. Three years later, he decided to join Eunice's badminton team.
On the other hand, there is Park Tae Joon (Cha Jong Hyeop), a badminton player who only sees sport as a job. He was kicked out of the town hall team and signed with Eunice's team. There, she met Park Tae Yang.
The newly released script reading photo features intimate portraits of the cast at their first official meeting. The players look very serious but relaxed, so they can easily pronounce the character's dialogue.
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Above all, the chemistry between Park Ju Hyun and Chae Jong Hyeop attracts the most attention. The two actors carefully portrayed the changing emotions of their characters and colored each scene with excitement.
The story of the supporting characters is also impressive because they managed to enrich the story with their diverse depictions. Overall, the actors were able to show perfect synchronization while immersing themselves into their respective characters.
The production team said, "The actors show fantastic teamwork as if they have been a team for a long time. Our drama is a work that can capture laughter as well as emotions. Please look forward to how their hard and passionate efforts will manifest."
Meanwhile, "The Speed Going to You 493km" is prepared to replace the "School 2021" airing slot on Wednesday - Thursday night KBS. The plan, the drama written by the scriptwriter "Tomorrow With You" will start airing in April. (wk/eval)
