Story-wise, the scene they were filming today took place before the attack on Jin’s house. Since Jin was fighting on the streets, he would face the enemies with his Taekkyeon instead of a sword. As such, Woo-Jin’s Taekkyeon instructor personally went to the filming location and gave the actor some advice.

“It doesn’t matter if you use your fist or elbow for the Hang Jeong Chigi[1]. You just need to attack boldly by grabbing the opponent’s nape and striking them behind the neck as though you were crushing them. As for the Hwal Gae Purigi[2], it would be best to use the back of your hand[3]. It makes you look cooler.”

The instructor focused on Woo-Jin’s movements and the feeling he exuded on film. Moreover, the director wanted him to find the best angle to make Woo-Jin appear as breathtaking as possible. Therefore, the instructor checked the monitor several times and did not hesitate to make Woo-Jin repeat his movements to engrave the feeling and position he had to maintain when fighting in his mind.

By the time the actors finished rehearsing and were about to start filming seriously, the other side of the street was bustling with onlookers. Having already adapted to the country and its cultures, Dustin waved his hands at the interested audience. His showmanship was so impressive that Woo-Jin thought he should take some lessons from Dustin. However, Woo-Jin then watched as the director checked the time before grabbing Dustin by the collar and dragging him back to the set.

Today’s scene was an important part...