Joo Won, who made a comeback with the Netflix movie ‘Carter’, is admiring the effort he put into action acting.

Joo Won talked about his high-intensity action performance in the movie ‘Carter’.

Joo Won appeared on SBS Power FM’s ‘Kim Young-chul’s Power FM’ on August 10 and expressed his feelings about appearing in the Netflix movie ‘Carter’. Joo Won, who took on the role of special agent Carter in the movie, said, “Originally, I exercised regularly, but I bulked up because of . I changed (body) to fit the character. I kept on acting and pumping, and acting and pumping and repeating.” He explained the secret to staying fit.

I gained a whopping 7kg, but I can’t just gain weight, so I bulked up with exercise, ate a good amount of protein, and the fact that I increased both fat and muscle mass is particularly remarkable.

The beginning of ‘Carter’. Carter wakes up naked and fights one-on-one in the bathroom with only one underwear on. At this time, the large tattoo painted on Joo Won’s upper body was impressive, and about this tattoo, Joo Won said, “(The tattoo) is a sticker, but the director said that it had a different design. said.

When Kim Young-chul asked, “Isn’t (action) difficult?” Joo-won said, “It was difficult, but the filming technique was so fresh that it was a different scene. I was happy to be on this site, and I felt proud.” didn’t

Meanwhile, director Jeong Byung-gil, who directed ‘Carter’, said in an interview with Newsen that Joo-won was “the best actor in action.” He continued, “My criteria for being good at action and not being good at action is whether or not you can act even from behind.” “Sometimes actors who are good at acting are also good at actions. It means that he knows how to know. First of all, Joowon has a beautiful line visually, and in fact, the actor understood it.”

‘Carter’, which was released on Netflix on the 5th of August, is a real-time action movie depicting the desperate survival of agent Carter (Joo Won), who is involved in an inter-Korean joint project. Director Jeong Byeong-gil, who built his own world of action through and , caught the megaphone.

By Haekang Haekang, staff reporter [email protected]