쉐도잉 연습: PondPhuwin on Why "Never Let Me Go" Was So Difficult To Film - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기
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by never let me go you're in a different stage of
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your relationship in chemistry yeah yeah i think in each of our series
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that we have done in all of them we are in
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different stages of our chemistry as well do you watch back
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and see that can you notice
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that in your performance yeah um i usually watch back to
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my like previous project to like try to see my mistakes
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and improve myself by the way That's a big thing to do.
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Like a lot of people are too afraid to do something like that.
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I'm too afraid.
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I'm too afraid.
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Really?
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Yeah.
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I don't like watching my old works.
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Because I feel like sometimes I try to take a mental note on what I need to improve.
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But I don't want to watch it.
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I cringe at my own acting.
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I was going to say how do you guys feel about Fish Upon the Sky today?
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But I guess...
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You know what?
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I changed a lot since Fish Upon the Sky
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because like this is my first project right
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and i never do uh do acting before and then for now
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when i look back to watch this project i feel
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so cringe and so shy every time you know i mean right
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and when you look back
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and never let me go how do you feel i think it's one of the most like
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the the best project for me because like i i like
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that the plots of the stories yeah and like i have heard
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that many fans from from different countries like this like this
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series as well it's great yeah i love it relationship wise
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i think um never let me go has helped a lot in in terms of our relationship
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because uh we face a lot of hardships
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and challenges with the production of this uh series and I think
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that those challenges really gave us an insight on like the type of people
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that each of us were and really had us all like different shades of each other.
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Because I think that a lot of times, right, you tend to get to know people very well when they're struggling.
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And we both struggled a lot with that series, with like everything from like script reading, production, getting into character and everything.
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And I think it helped us understand each other a lot more on the different sides that we came from.
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By the way, it's like not until you're challenged until you really get to see who people truly are.
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Yeah.
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What was challenging about it?
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What was it about those characters that was hard to embody?
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Everything.
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Really?
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It was really everything.
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It was like the characters, the production.
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You want to add on that?
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Yeah, for me, I think like my character, he's like a bodyguard, right?
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I think it's really hard to get in because like it's really far from me.
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yeah and like we have I have to adapt
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and like to each other something like
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that have to doing a lot of hard things at
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that time yeah yeah
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and production wise it was very grueling filming hours were insane
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the locations were also insane we barely filmed in like in studios or in or in like air-conditioned places location
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yeah we were mostly on location like on beaches on in the middle of the road at midnight
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or like whatever right
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and um we had we had a lot of challenges with production as well
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but i think that it was a really good life lesson for the both of us
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and it really helped us relationship-wise
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because it's not until you see like uh each other getting frustrated about things or like seeing
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what makes them tick off, right?
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Until you really understand the other party.
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Yeah.
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And also I think like, uh, while we were filming this series, we have a lot of deep talk too.
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Yeah.
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That's why like we're getting more closer to each other.
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Deep talks rooted in what?
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Goals?
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Yeah.
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I think goals are like, what do I need to change?
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The things that you don't like or I don't like.
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Yeah.
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By the way, those are hard conversations to have.
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And are you having those on the heels of realizing
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that this is a partnership that is going to last way more than just two series?
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Yeah, it was also that as well.
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We started to see things as more long-term with the second series.
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so I think that we since we both had
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that mindset it helped us connect a lot more
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and uh it also helped us understand each other more do you remember the moment you realized
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that this was going to be a partnership
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that lasted for a minute do you remember do you have
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a specific moment in mind I'm trying to think of mine
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by the way like this whole thing is super rare in
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history like this is like a very rare thing to have two people who have built this chemistry on
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and off screen and been able to carry not one
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but many many i think shows the thing that i taught myself at
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that time is that i need to respect him like when
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when when we were working together like doing something i think the most important thing is to respect
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and understand yeah that's that that what makes me change a lot at
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that time how's respect in what situations i mean everything in
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every work you know what i mean we had a moment
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during filming on the second series where we were arguing with
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each other yeah we had like a we had an incident
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where we both didn't respect each other we didn't respect each
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other's time we didn't respect each other's uh each other's work
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and each other's goals and
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that became like a really big argument between the both of us during filming
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and while that lasted I think we both had this realization that this could potentially end this.
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And I think that moment really helped the both of us realize that, oh, but this doesn't also have to be the end.
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This can also be the start of something new.
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So with that, I think that we both learned to respect each other's boundaries,
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respect each other as friends and as the roles we were carrying.
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And I think that helped a lot in building this chemistry that we have now.
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How is that disrespect manifesting?
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Was it showing up late, showing up unprepared?
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What was it?
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What was the catalyst of that whole thing?
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I started to look at myself first, and then I started to change myself in terms of how to manage my anger
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or like every emotions that like I have to express at
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that time because at that time while we were filming Never Let Me Go, I was just 21.
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Yeah, 21.
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And then I like, I thought that the really bad thing is that using like anger more than like consciousness,
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something like that.
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Yeah.
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Anger is the easiest emotion to feel.
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Yeah.
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And a lot of times I also overstepped my own boundary.
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How so?
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With scenes or with like little things on like on how we choose to our acting choices
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or like the way we deliver our lines or small stuff like that.
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and since that we had we sometimes had like creative differences or
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a lot of things that were going on which caused the most of us to clash a bit yeah
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