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Jo In Sung Remembers 'Memories in Bali', Confused Why His Character Chose a Sad Ending

Jo In Sung Remembers 'Memories in Bali', Confused Why His Character Chose a Sad Ending

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Jo In Sung Remembers 'Memories in Bali', Confused Why His Character Chose a Sad Ending

Jo In Sung reflects on his career journey through several works that made his name in an interview with the YouTube channel Arena Homme+ ahead of the release of his latest film, HOPE.

One of the most captivating stories is when he discusses the drama Memories in Bali. Jo In Sung reveals that the iconic ending scene was actually the first scene he shot in Bali. Let's check out the story!

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"I shot the ending scene first when I first arrived in Bali," said Jo In Sung. At that time, he didn't even know the entire storyline

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"I still don't know how the journey of the character Jung Jae Min led to that decision (to die by ending his own life)," he reminisced. 

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Because of that unusual experience, Jo In Sung admitted that he still clearly remembers the atmosphere of shooting the closing scene of that drama until now.

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In addition to Memories in Bali, Jo In Sung also reminisces about several other important works. He mentioned the sitcom New Nonstop as one of his favorite works because it felt light and full of humor, while the drama Piano serves as a reminder of the times when his acting skills were still not mature.

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Jo In Sung also mentioned the film A Dirty Carnival as a turning point in his career in the film industry because it successfully changed his image in the eyes of the public.

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Meanwhile, for the drama It's Okay, That's Love, Jo In Sung hopes that the work can still be a source of comfort for viewers going through difficult times.

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At the end of the interview, Jo In Sung invited the public to look forward to the film Hope by director Na Hong Jin, which will be released starting July 15.