Han Hyo Ju ”It's difficult to stand in front of the public... I'm grateful for the popularity, but it's inconvenient”

Actress Han Hyo Ju opened up about her growing popularity as a celebrity and her honest feelings about standing in front of the public.
Han Hyo Ju was in Haeundae-gu, Busan, on the afternoon of the 7th.
He participated in the "Actors House" event held at KNN Theater and communicated with the audience. Han Hyo Ju has been active in the public eye this year with various works such as series and movies.
I'm meeting with From the role of a mother to a strong villain role, she has been receiving positive reviews for showing an unprecedented visual and acting transformation, proving her wide spectrum of acting. Released last August
In the Disney+ series ``Moving'', she transformed into a mother and showed passionate maternal love, but in the Netflix movie ``Poison Battle 2'', which is scheduled to be released in November, she will be seen as a ``big sword''.
``She will play a role and show an overwhelming presence as a female villain.'' ``Poison Battle 2'' was invited to the 28th Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) and met the audience on the big screen.
When asked how he dreamed of becoming an actor who stands in front of the public, Han Hyo Ju answered, ``I didn't want to stand in front of the public.It was more that I wanted to act.''
"It was," he answered. She said, ``I've never left my hometown of Cheongju, but I wonder why I started dreaming. It seems like fate came to visit me.''
Even if she wanted to act, there was no place for her to study acting. "For a year, I took the train to Yeouido every weekend to attend an acting school and learned acting," he recalled.
Han Hyo Ju said, ``The process of preparing for acting is really interesting. I think that's why I've been able to do this job for so long without getting tired.'' Han Hyo Ju said, ``I think it's a really fun job, but being in front of the public...
is still very difficult and difficult. I don't think this is the life I imagined," he said, attracting attention. He continued, ``I just work on my work, but as time goes on, I get more and more involved.''
You're becoming famous, aren't you? When I meet people who say they are still my fans, I ask them, ``Why? Why do you want me? ``It's strange,'' he said, ``I'm really grateful (that).
On the other hand, the changes brought about by the celebrity tax) are inconvenient." He confessed that while acting, he felt the limits of his confidence and often shed tears, blaming his own inadequacies. Ha
N Hyo-joo said, ``I didn't have confidence in my acting skills before. I don't want to admit it, but I couldn't do it so much that I remember crying every day while acting.''
I once told him about my worries. At that time, my senior said to me, ``You've been watching me act for 30 years and crying because you can't do it, and that's no good.''
"I remember." On the other hand, Actor's House is a popular corner of the Busan International Film Festival, which was newly established in 2021 and is now in its third year. Actors share their filmography directly
It's a place where you can look back on your meaningful works and openly confess your future plans. This year, including Han Hyo Ju, Korean actors John Cho, Song Joong Ki, and Yoon YeoJung
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