(Following Interview ②) Actor Ha Seo-yoon expressed her affection for her family.
On the 26th, an interview with actor Ha Seo-yoon from the movie 'Streaming' took place at the PLAIN TPC building in Cheongdam-dong, Seoul.
The movie 'Streaming' is a thriller about a streamer named Woo-sang (played by Kang Ha-neul), who hosts a crime channel with the highest subscriber count, discovering clues to an unresolved serial murder case and tracking the perpetrator while broadcasting live.
In the film, Ha Seo-yoon appears as 'Matilda,' a guest streamer who co-hosts a show with Woo-sang. He does anything to gain fame, which leads to frequent clashes with Woo-sang, creating a unique chemistry that elevates the immersion in the live incidents.
Debuting as a commercial model, 'up-and-coming' Ha Seo-yoon has showcased her stable acting skills in various works, including 'Modular Family,' 'Ironing Family,' and 'Those Who Are Enchanted.'
That day, when asked about the reactions from those around her after the release of 'Streaming,' she laughed and said, "The most common feedback I received was that I look very young. During filming, I was in my early 20s, and now I am in my late 20s, so it seems like there is a strong feeling of a young friend trying to embody a mature appearance. I can also feel that I look young."
She continued, "Since my acquaintances tend to want to say good things, they remarked that I must have faced a lot of challenges when seeing my early acting or intense characters, but they said I did well for a beginner. My family also encouraged me."
When asked about her family, Ha Seo-yoon said, "I have an older brother who is three years older than me, and I am the youngest." She elaborated, "I am very close with my brother. In the past, we often fought, and he was quite aloof. However, after he returned from military service, he completely changed. He even mentioned that he has become a better person. Since then, I think I have rapidly become closer to him," she smiled.
She added, "We drink together, he listens to my dating advice, and we go out. I think my brother feels proud that I have this job. In a way, he seems to think of me more as a daughter than a younger sister. He sometimes even says, 'You've done well, daughter.' He doesn't show it much, but I think he supports me a lot in his heart." She mentioned, "But at the premiere this time, all my family came, yet I didn't hear from my brother. Now that I think about it, I should ask him for his thoughts."
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