“I mean, well…it’s not that I’m blameless, but that’s all?” Woo-Jin asked if that really was something to cry over. The movie's runtime had increased with the addition of the scene with Seol Ha. It would only be confirmed after the final edit, but at the very least, it wasn’t the case where they were removing one of Oh Ha-Na’s scenes or reducing the number of her scenes. Woo-Jin didn’t think it was a matter that warranted such a strong, negative response or something to feel indignant about.

“Oh Ha-Na is known for being greedy when it comes to her roles. Still, I’m guessing that she might have originally wanted to play Seol Ha and not Queen Yoon,” Kang Ho-Soo said.

“Has Oh Ha-Na not looked in the mirror?” Woo-Jin reacted very naturally. Oh Ha-Na’s age and appearance didn’t match Seol Ha at all. Putting her acting skills aside, as someone who was barely an adult, her youthful face wasn’t a good fit for the role because Seol Ha was a character that had gone through all kinds of turmoils and hardships in life. Director Yoon Seon had even said that he absolutely wouldn’t have cast Chae Woo-Jin two years ago, so it was evident that age was an essential factor to consider when casting actors for a role.

“She even specifically learned how to dance and tried her best, but I guess her agency said it was absolutely impossible, so she had no choice but to audition for Queen Yoon’s part. Nonetheless, it seems like it won’t be easy for her to let it go. She’s confident of her own abilities and believes she can do...