Ahead of the premiere of 'Twenty-Five, Twenty-One', the production team released a photo of Kim Tae Ri's scene while fighting for his dream. Take a peek at the following portrait.
The tvN drama "Twenty-Five, Twenty-One" is increasingly promoting ahead of its premiere episode. One of them is by releasing a photo of Kim Tae Ri's scene who plays Na Hee Do.
"Twenty-Five, Twenty-One" is an upcoming tvN drama that focuses on the love story between Na Hee Do and Baek Yi Jin (Nam Joo Hyuk). Na Hee Do is described as a member of the national fencing team who has gone through various difficulties due to the 1998 financial crisis in South Korea.
Due to the crisis, the Na Hee Do High School fencing team was forced to disband. However, Na Hee Do is reluctant to give up on his dream and decides to meet with fencing coach Yang Chan Mi (Kim Hye Eun).
In order to make his dream come true, Na Hee Do is willing to kneel down by showing a pleading look to Yang Chan Mi. On the other hand, Yang Chan Mi was watching him with a seductive gaze.
Instead of calming his depressed student, Yang Chan Mi put a fist into Na Hee Do's face. The gesture made fans curious about what their real relationship was like and how Yang Chan Mi responded to it.
According to the production company Hwa & Dam Pictures, Kim Tae Ri and Kim Hye Eun showed great synergy between filming. They exchanged stories and sometimes burst out laughing. But as soon as the camera rolls, they immediately immerse themselves into the characters and present the scene well.
The production company said, "Thanks to their strong acting skills, Kim Tae Ri and Kim Hye Eun are the embodiment of a collaboration that you can rely on. We ask that you show a lot of interest in their explosive synergy as fencing coaches and students."
Meanwhile, "Twenty-Five, Twenty-One" is prepared to replace the broadcast slot for "Bulgasal: Immortal Souls" on tvN Saturday - Sunday. If it goes according to plan, the drama directed by "The King: Eternal Monarch" will start airing on February 12. (wk/eval)
