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Possible Love' Sol Kyung-gu Highly Praises Jeon Do-yeon: "Is Praise Really Necessary. Seol Kyung-gu emphasized, "The set was very enjoyable and great, but I thought there needed to be the tension necessary to perform the role." In particular, Seol Kyung-gu also shared a humorous anecdote from the filming set with Jeon Do-yeon. He brought laughter by recounting, "One day, actors Jo Yeo-jeong and Jo In-sung left early, leaving only Jeon Do-yeon and me. Then, Jeon Do-yeon said, 'All the bright and cheerful ones have left, so how are we supposed to stay up all night filming with the stoic Seol Kyung-gu?'" "Then, suddenly, he asked the makeup team for scissors and cut my hair," she recalled. "I really liked that. I just stayed still, thinking, 'I should give it a try too.'" He spared no praise regarding his acting chemistry with Jeon Do-yeon. Sol Kyung-gu stated, "Is it really necessary to say many things? Isn't it strange to praise her?" He added, "She is the most comfortable to work with, and I consider her to be the best actor and the best partner." He continued to praise her, saying, "Actress Jeon Do-yeon carries the movie from beginning to end. It is to the point where I couldn't have imagined it without her," and added, "I think it is acting that is possible only because it is Jeon Do-yeon. She delivers her lines almost at a rap level." Meanwhile, 'Possible Love' was released on Netflix on the 6th. #jeondoyeon #SulKyungGu #jungseop #JungSeol ❤️ #possiblelove rewatching Possible Love. ☺️❤️

September 11, 2026 #IndieWire Your relationship with Zo In-sung’s character, the husband of Cho’s documentary filmmaker, is fascinating. There’s a scene where both couples head to a beach retreat, and the two of you end up naked in the water. Without spoiling anything, this scene has many layers and can be read in all kinds of ways. Is she being manipulative? Is she actually acting on her attraction to him? That scene is almost the climax of the film. However, we were under pressure with the seasonal changes. So actually, we were supposed to shoot the summer house scenes in order. However, we had to start with that scene, actually. So the actors hadn’t actually experienced all the emotions in the prior scenes in the summer house, so we were feeling a lot of pressure when it came to shooting that scene. We did one rehearsal and, technically, we anticipated it to be incredibly challenging. However, on the day of the filming, our first take, he said, “OK.” And he’s a director who doesn’t actually say OK on set a lot. So we were very surprised, myself and Zo In-sung, and we were actually questioning him, asking, “Are you sure this is OK? Are you sure we don’t need to shoot this again?” It was also a scene that once the seasons had changed, we would not be able to film it again. The emotions going through Mi-ok at the time, it’s not anger, although I can see why it can be read in that way, but the character played by Zo In-sung, he really represents the capitalism and the forces of capitalism that’s dominating all of the characters’ lives. And she’s really trying to protest this force with the whole entirety of her body in that scene. Jeon Do-yeon explained that the director shared with her that the scene represents moment where Mi-ok and her family are pressured or tested by the forces of capitalism. She described it as an intense, emotional sequence where Mi-ok uses "the whole entirety of her body" to violently and fiercely resist, fighting to preserve her identity, free will, and core human values.#전도연 ❤️❤️❤️ #jeondoyeon #JoInsung #Possiblelove on #Netflix