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Kim Hyeyoon on chemistry with Lee Jongwon and working with <Salmokji> director When asked if there were difficulties with underwater filming, Kim Hyeyoon said, "I had experience doing underwater filming in other works, and I actually like water, so before filming I had confidence. But <Salmokji> underwater filming, unlike other underwater filming, had scary props in the water and an environment that looked like black water, so it became scary. But seeing Jongwon oppa being very skillful and doing well, I felt stability and was able to film safely and well" she said. Also, Kim Hyeyoon said, "After underwater filming with Jongwon oppa, we became closer, and even without separately trying, we naturally became close. Even during breaks in filming, among the actors, we talked a lot like a campfire atmosphere" In addition, Kim Hyeyoon said, "When I first saw Jongwon oppa, he was friendly and comfortable like someone I already knew. Even though he joined filming from the middle, he had the charm of someone who had already been at this set. Because of that, we quickly became close, and I think the ex-lover chemistry was naturally expressed in the work" she said. Regarding her chemistry with the director who is of a similar age, Kim Hyeyoon said, "On set, I didn’t really feel that we were the same age, but when eating together or talking personally, I really felt we were peers. Since we talked about topics like we do with friends, I think that’s why" Also, Kim Hyeyoon said, "I heard this when we did stage greetings a few times; someone involved said, 'It’s rare for the director to step in (midway)' We didn’t know because we went in randomly, but I think this shows an MZ-style open mindset from working with a same-age director" she conveyed. https://t.co/zd490KD8RJ