Show Strong Chemistry Between Lee Jae Wook and Lee Jun Young, Check out Interesting Facts of THE IMPOSSIBLE HEIR Drama

Kapanlagi.com - The Korean series THE IMPOSSIBLE HEIR has aired on Disney+ Hotstar, telling the story of an illegitimate son of a Korean conglomerate named Kang Inha who works together with his childhood friend Han Taeoh. They have been planning since a young age to take over the company and seize the highest position in the social class.

In addition to its exciting story, this series also features two favorite main actors among Korean drama fans, Lee Jae Wook and Lee Jun Young. Here are some interesting facts behind the THE IMPOSSIBLE HEIR series revealed directly by the two main actors and director Min Yunhong!

1. Reasons Lee Jae Wook Joined This Series

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The actor who played the character Han Taeoh, Lee Jae Wook, revealed that he immediately had a strong impression when reading the script for the series THE IMPOSSIBLE HEIR. The intriguing storyline became the reason why he decided to join this series.

"I read up to episode four and became more curious, so I knew I had to take on this role!" Lee Jae Wook expressed.

2. Lee Jae Wook's Process in Portraying the Character Han Taeoh

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Lee Jae Wook had to portray Han Taeoh with a highly ambitious, intense, and strong-willed personality. He consistently displayed a poker face and did not reveal what was on his mind. The actor even changed his acting style to avoid showing too many emotions and conveyed Han Taeoh's personality through small details.

Lee Jae Wook also shared his favorite dialogue that truly reflects his ambitious character, "If you want attention, steal something bigger. Don't waste your time on small trash."

3. Strong Chemistry Between Lee Jae Wook and Lee Jun Young On and Off Screen

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Lee Jun Young and Lee Jae Wook portray good friends, and they have no difficulty showing chemistry when acting, as they also have good chemistry off-screen.

The actor and U-KISS member shared, "When Jae Wook looks tired, I want to make him feel better. I will do something funny to make him laugh. Additionally, because we spend a lot of time on set, that dynamic can be seen on screen."

4. Director's Challenges in Portraying Chaebol Family Situations in Korea

Director Min Yunhong initially admitted to having great difficulty visualizing this conglomerate family, and he needed symbolic elements in this series, such as the tallest building in Korea owned by Kangoh Group. The director ultimately used CGI, drones, and other techniques to visualize their business scale.

"We also pay attention to smaller details to ensure everything (like the size of the family's house, cars, properties, and clothing) looks classy down to the smallest detail," explained Min Yunhong.

Watch the latest episode of THE IMPOSSIBLE HEIR every Wednesday, exclusively on Disney+ Hotstar.

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