Jerome Kurnia & Lutesha Reveal the Most Difficult Things During the Filming Process of 'UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN, GOODBYE'

Kapanlagi.com - Jerome Kurnia and Lutesha collaborate again in a film titled UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN, GOODBYE which will be released starting June 5, 2025, in theaters. Jerome Kurnia plays the character Rey, while Lutesha plays Vanya. This film is set in South Korea, presenting an unusual storyline, a must-add to KLovers' watchlist.

From the trailer of the film UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN, GOODBYE, it presents an atmosphere full of emotion and tension. Several times, the characters can be seen using Korean in their dialogues.

Recently, Jerome and Lutesha shared interesting stories in the KapanLagi Show segment! One of the stories is about the most difficult thing while filming this movie. Check out the full details below!

1. Walking Scene

Jerome & Lutesha mentioned that the walking scene became one of the hardest for them. Although it seems simple, the scene actually requires precise timing.

"It's like walking, like on top of mind like the camera is following us. So it's like this camera, right, the street is big, we walk with this camera. Okay, the timing has to be precise with the camera's line, sometimes there are cars that suddenly appear or something like that. So it still takes quite a few takes, we thought it was easy, just walking," said Lutesha.

They even had to do several takes for that scene. They were surprised that other scenes that looked complicated during the reading were actually easy during filming and only required a few takes.

"Yeah, sometimes it can be up to 5 or 8, 8 is a lot. It's actually the ones that seem complicated, like fighting or long scenes, that are done in one or two takes because the practice is more extensive," replied Jerome.

2. Other Tough Scenes

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In addition to the walking scene that actually looks simple but is difficult, Jerome & Lutesha also revealed another scene that became one of the toughest scenes during the filming of this movie.

"If I had to choose, it would be that Korean dialogue I mentioned earlier. So, the scene is me getting angry at Jerome's character. The location is in a market, a traditional market but a bit modern, like a row of shops," said Lutesha.

"But that night it seemed that there was someone who was angry, like one of the guards who was yelling. So maybe it was too late at night or disturbing their activities, I don’t understand. Then, while we were filming, the Korean person was yelling and screaming. So I had to balance what was happening on set with my Korean dialogue," added Lutesha.

Unlike Lutesha, Jerome has his own version of the toughest scene. "For me, what comes to mind right now is the scene with Kiki and Putri at her house. There’s one scene at Kiki's house because it was really hot," concluded Jerome.

(kpl/ums)