South Korean actress Kim Hye-soo suffered an injury while filming the upcoming K-drama 'Unmasked.' The series, which premiered at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre on Nov 21, follows a team of investigative journalists. Co-star Jung Sung-il also attended the press conference.
Actors Jung Sung-il, Kim Hye-soo and director Yoo Seon-dong at the Unmasked press conference held at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre on Nov 21.Filming in the cold isn't easy, and things got even more challenging for South Korean actress Kim Hye-soo when she suffered an injury on set.
Hye-soo, 54, plays the main character, journalist Oh So-ryong, while 44-year-old Sung-il takes on the role of rookie producer Han Do."Each episode has a slightly different tone and style. When we were filming the early episodes, it was a very cold winter, and we had to endure many things physically," recalled Hye-soo.
"I only notice that I'm a mentor at events like this… I'm actually quite clumsy on set," she said, adding that she thinks "age doesn't matter when it comes to work".
Kim Hye-Soo Unmasked K-Drama Jung Sung-Il Sands Expo & Convention Centre
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