South Korean actress and singer Sohee revealed that she enjoyed her zombie character in the box-office apocalypse horror film “Train to Busan” in her recent interview with the High Cut magazine.
Sohee confessed it was hard for her to play her role at first, All Kpop reports. However, she later became spontaneous in her acting and realized that she was actually enjoying her character.
“The actors who played zombies received training for several months, but compare to them I wasn't able to get much of the 'zombie movement' training,” said Sohee as quoted by All Kpop.
She added: “My zombie acting was kind of lacking at first, but later on, I found myself letting things go and enjoying the zombie act."
During the interview, Sohee also expressed her gratitude for her male co-star in the Korean adaptation of the American comedy-drama television series “Entourage”. According to her, she was very well treated by her fellow actors.
"I've met Lee Kwang Soo oppa on 'Running Man', but this is the first time working with him. And I met Seo Kang Jun, Park Jung Min oppa, and Lee Dong Hwi oppa for the first time. At first, I was worried that it'll be uncomfortable working with mostly males and oppas, but I was able to complete filming joyfully because they treated me very comfortably," Lee shared as quoted by All Kpop.
Sohee started her career in the entertainment industry in 2007 after joining the KPop group “Wonder Girls”. She later appeared in TV programs including “Running Man” and Off to School.
