This is so unprofessional and such a reminder of the abuse of power by those high up in the entertainment industry disguised as “art”. Rising K-actress Han So Hee got a big career boost this month with the release of the Netflix drama My Name which is doing well on the viewing charts and she also got good reviews from the domestic critics and audience and you know how difficult to please those K-netz are. In the post drama interviews that came out this week, Han So Hee revealed in one interview that the PD of the drama added a bed/sex scene with male lead Ahn Bo Hyun after she started filming. Basically midway through production was when she learned there was a sex scene and the PD said that it was needed because he had Han So Hee and Ahn Bo Hyun as the leads and it would be good to have it. Like, the F*&K you say douchebag? Has he not learned from so many horrible entertainment reveals in the recent decade that directors are not supposed to add uncomfortable and explicit scenes unless with prior approval and consent of all involved, and I mean in this case both Han So Hee and Ahn Bo Hyun needed to know about it before they were given the offer and the script. I can see if the scene wasn’t fully fleshed out in details, or the PD changed some angles and specifics during filming, but also got consent beforehand. But to not be told there was even a bed scene when she accepted the offer is OH HELLS NO levels of wrong. The prick deserves to be hit with an industry complaint.
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Eww... How unprofessional.
Also, that sex scene did nilch for the storyline. I'm somehow not surprised to read that it was shoehorned in.
can someone tell me if the nude scene is real or just a substitute by another subs or toys perhaps? coz no matter how i see it, the figures didn't look like both of them
i mean for the full but blurred part
I also wasn't sure if the sex scene is real either. I need someone to clarify that for me.
It's real and there is nothing to clearify
Didn’t even make sense to have a sex scene tbh. She is being typecasted… her agency should have fought against it, or at least bargain that it wasn’t a full on bed scene because if HSH herself refused on set she could have been tagged as someone who’s difficult to work with
If I'm not mistaken, she's had R-rated scenes in all of her projects since WOTM? She is definitely being typecast.
I agree her agency should protect her better. Even if the drama still insisted on the sex scene the agency should have bargained for something like a kiss and fade to black rather than that kind of gratuitous nudity and sex scene
That's really unfortunate and unprofessional. I'm only on episode 3 so I haven't seen the scene yet, but its really not that kind of story so it's pretty unnecessary and cleary just gratuitous. I'm surprised HSH mentioned this since it could reflect badly on the director (although he deserves it!)
Surprised she mentioned it publicly though she did sort of try to play it off like she understood why it was necessary to the storyline.
It wasnt. The sex scene was so gratuitous and made absolutely no sense in the show. Their characters didn't have much of a romantic connection prior to that.
I notice she's been getting bed scenes since world of the married n wonder whether she's being typecasted n if she's actually aye okay with all of it.
The scene was useless and weird. It didn't bring anything to the story. I didn't specially like this drama or HSH's acting but I feel sorry for her.
To be honest, eventhough I against it despite he is my fav director, The bed scene is necessary IMO. because it makes sense It's one of the reason Ji Woo Killed MJ with that kind of rage. I don't think she will be able to do it with only motivation killing his father's killer since she is still hesititate multiple times.
But it's different when that same person killed the person you love again. Like when you finally find your own purpose in life other than find her father killer, Than they take away her only person she can finally be happy with. The ending kind more bitter sweet since when she killed MJ, What's more she can achieve in her life? She is like a dead sould in a living body. .
Hsh is expanding her range when she could sign big budget flowerpot roles. This girl is going places. Cf queen too. A self made actress from nothing
She could sue them if it was not in contract. But it can backfire on her considering netflix means bigger dramas and opportunities. In end, she must do what she feels is right for her. Most pds r making her do love scenes since wom and i hope next time, she makes it clear to them. Its unacceptable. Even till to this day, i never got titanic scene was put into the movie. It wasnt needed. James cameron abused his power there
contrary to so many opinion, I think the bed scene is necesary. and makes sense. it's one moment when she finally realise there is another person in her life and she is dare to dream to lead a normal life and has another purpose in life. It won't effective with just a mere kiss since it's noir genre. It's also a confirmation about their relationship. So Pildo death make an impact of her revenge with double rage in her whole body and heart makes perfect sense.
In the end, the ending is kind of more bittersweet and makes sense in such genre. Since after achieving it all her purpose in life, what else ahead of her? It's like dead soul in a living body.
But I agree, although I love Kim Jin Min, I kind pissed he did this to Han So Hee... Hope it won't make their relationship becoming sour.
I doubt
thnx for d spoiler damn
But the fact that she is speaking out about this publically means that she was uncomfortable with it, no? Otherwise it would have stayed between her and the director.
Didn't her agency protect her from that inserted sex scene?
Yeah I'm also wondering what her agency did about this. It could be that she herself might have felt like she didn't have the power yet to question the director's decision but something drastic like adding a sex scene that wasn't in the original script should have gone through her agency unless they themselves green lit it without telling her.