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8/11/2013

‘Two Weeks' Lee Jun Gi playing as a father for the first time

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Actor Lee Jun Gi will be making his first play as a father.

Lee Jun Gi will be coming back with a new drama called 'Two Weeks', which will premiere on August 7th.

In the drama, Lee Jun Gi is casting as 'Jang Tae San', who devotes himself to save his daughter. While living through a vain life, Lee Jun Gi finds out that his daughter is suffering from leukemia, and he struggles to save his daughter while running away after getting suspected for a murder case.

Lee Jun Gi is making his first play as a father, and he is doing his best to show the best of him.

Lee Jun Gi is showing a particular passion for the drama. Even though casting as a father is a difficult job for him, it is said that he has been going through endless thoughts about what he should do.

Furthermore, Lee Jun Gi is going through endless and exhaustive shootings every day, but he is never losing his smile.

His management agency said, "Looks like Lee Jun Gi found a new drama that can show another side of him. He is showing a great concentration during shootings, and we are also looking forward to his future work."

/Reporting by Kim Ji-Yi en@starnnews.com

Lee Jun Ki Gets Buried Alive For New Drama

Posted by Unknown at 06:14 0 comments

To create the perfect scene in his new drama "Two Weeks," Lee Jun Ki had to endure being buried alive. It only had to look like his character Jang Tae San was buried alive but for the actor the entire scene was a little too realistic.

"Jang Tae San has to keep finding new ways to hide," said Lee Jun Ki at a press conference. "At one point, he'll even go underground, digging up dirt as if he's digging his own grave."

As you might imagine, the scene was frightening.

"It was truly scary to feel, for a brief moment, what it might be like to die this way but the staff seemed to be having a good time piling dirt over me," he said. "When I saw how the staff dug up the dirt scoop by scoop, I thought if I didn't work hard I would end up dead."

Being buried alive is just part of a day's work when you are filming an action thriller and "Two Weeks" offers plenty of action scenes as Lee Jun Ki's character has to escape detectives and hit men.

It's ironic that in his last drama, "Arang and the Magistrate," Lee Jun Ki was hoping for a little more action. He asked the director to include more sequences.

"At the outset, the character did not have a lot of action scenes and I suggested giving him more of that," said Lee Jun Ki.

There was no need to add action scenes to the episodes of "Two Weeks." His character is an aimless man who finds new purpose in his life when he discovers that he has a daughter and that she has leukemia. He can donate bone marrow to save his daughter, but then he gets framed for a murder. Showing up for her surgery while he is on the run may be difficult. He not only has to run from the people chasing him but he has to find a way to run to where his daughter needs him to be.

After he established that the "Two Weeks" crew was doing a thoroughly professional job, he was asked how he got along with his fellow cast members, Kim So Yeon, Ryu Soo Young and Park Ha Sun. He said things were going well."

"At first I worried because I like to joke around on set. It helps me feel more comfortable but it's not always the same with your co-stars," he said. "Thankfully, it turns out that we are all on the same page."

The MBC Wednesday-Thursday drama starts Aug. 7

source : KDramaStars