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lduc · November 29, 2020

#TheCall 7th in the World on Netflix November 29

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alcides14ahjumma · November 29, 2020

On 11/27/2020 at 11:32 AM, thanie said:

Missed you too, @alcides14ahjumma

Have you watched our girl's CALL? I hope it'll be a success! ALIVE did really well ... I wouldn't mind if history will repeat itself!

Yes!!! Finally I got to watch “CALL”, not because Shin Hye is our girl, but she and the others did an awesome job! Shin Hye should focus more in movies, to continue building her portfolio in the movie arena. Her acting is so natural and she has this power to push one to immerse into her character that you live it. Hope to continue to see her in many works showing her versatility!

Many blessings and continuing to support her through thick and thin!

lduc · November 29, 2020

[HanCinema's News] Park Shin-hye Talks About "The Call"

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By William Schwartz on 2020/11/28 at 21:40 PST

With the worldwide release of "The Call" on Netflix comments by leading actress Park Shin-hye on the supernatural mystery thriller have taken on new interest. A recent interview with the actress had Park Shin-hye expressing a sense of being unnerved at how the movie is only releasing now, some eight months after the first press conference in March. Nevertheless, Park Shin-hye was appreciative of how the movie is now releasing to an international audience instead of the original limited Korean one.

"The Call" deals with a young woman played by Park Shin-hye who starts receiving mysterious time slipped phone calls at her new residence. The feature film is the first from director Lee Chung-hyun, who premiered on the festival circuit with an award-winning short back in 2015. Director Lee Chung-hyun has drawn special attention for being a young director. He is thirty years old- the same age as his leading lady.

Park Shin-hye described the experience of working with such a young director as being quite strange at first. She mentioned an anecdote of jokingly saying to him, after filming had completed, that they could talk to each other in informal terms now. But Park Shin-hye noted that she didn't really mean it. Over the course of "The Call" she appreciated that Lee Chung-hyun was a serious professional who knew how to take charge of a movie set.

Park Shin-hye mentioned that being the same age allowed for easy give and take when it came to various filming ideas. In contrast to the older directors, Lee Chung-hyun has had similar life experiences to Park Shin-hye, and could more easily relate to her ideas. Park Shin-hye claimed that getting into the script filled her with an increasing sense of revulsion. When Park Shin-hye discussed this with Lee Chung-hyun, alterations were made to better take this into account.

One specific example was a scene that, as scripted, involved an explicit plea for help. Park Shin-hye thought this made her character look callous, particularly as it was originally edited right before a scene involving serious bodily injury. Re-takes of the scene were done as necessary to the point that minor lines which seemed like ad-libs were actually originally scripted, given greater impact with more fleshed out context. "The Call" was released internationally on Netflix on November 27th.

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lduc · November 29, 2020

WATCH The CALL on Netflix Now!

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Netflix #Call is finally released tomorrow!

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What if you could call me in the past?

lduc · November 29, 2020

[Interview] Park Shin-hye “Character fight, war against time, and platform selection”

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-Seo Taiji music comes out. You know Seo Taiji?

“I remember. Taeji Seo and children were born around the time of their debut. I am the'Ultraman' generation that Seo Taiji announced during his comeback. By 2000, I was a middle school student too. "I know" is only known through music.”

-Will the'future person' be more advantageous than the'past person'?

“The person in the present can grasp the situation and move with more intelligence, but the person in the past still holds the key. Because of that, it shows a passive appearance that is dragged in the beginning. However, I am not a passive person. I think maybe as time goes by, I will find a way like Seoyeon.”

-How was your work with Director Choong-Hyun Lee?

“It’s my debut film in a commercial film, but I’m the same age. The strength of the director is that he explains very well what he understands. When you are filming a movie, there may be differences in what you think of each other. Clearly know how to close such a gap, and harmonize well. If you are in doubt, resolve it reasonably. I was able to rely on the person who debuted. I had a good idea of the work. When Seo-yeon listened to the character explained by the director, I was confident and reassuring.”

-How would you like to explain the last scene of'Call'? (In the movie, the subtitles are all up, and another change occurs as the two characters walk farther away.)

“In the previous interview, I was asked whether Youngsook eventually won. I don't think so. I think no one knows the end. I just thought it would be silly when it was over. I think it's a twist. I personally think so.”

-How about acting with your mother and Kim Sung-ryeong in the play?

“This is my third meeting with my senior. They acted together in the drama'You're handsome' and'Heirs'. I have great affection for you. He likes me so much, and he is pretty. There was also a feeling of affection while filming this time.”

-How do you feel about working with the blue screen?

“The shooting site wasn't comfortable. The tunnel scene was taken with a blue screen from a converted vehicle. The scene where the character is torn is taken while imagining. The director showed me the sauce, but I couldn't sympathize. While filming, I thought of my father, and I remembered Park Ho-san, the father of the play. I felt empathy enough to not feel that it was a set. In fact, there were some misunderstandings and resentments toward the mother, but on the other hand, it is a scene where you can feel love for the father. Because of that, his revenge for Youngsook changed dramatically. Perhaps that scene was a difficult scene to act.”

● The biggest beneficiary Park Shin-hye, Netflix -Following the global release of'I'm

Alive','Call' also meets global audiences through Netflix. . Maybe actor Park Shin-hye is the best beneficiary. If you have any impressions.

“There is a special feeling when watching a movie in the theater. I think there is a strange eerie of sound, atmosphere, and genre movies. Feeling creepy. But can you fully feel that with a streaming service? It can also be a disadvantage of the small screen. I was worried about what to do if I couldn't see the details of our movie. But I thought the opposite. You can see it anywhere, you can see it when you want, and you can see it with people all over the world. I can tell you that you can make a movie like this in Korea. Park Shin-hye may be the biggest beneficiary, but if we think more broadly, we expect the interest in our (Korean) film staff to increase. It may be an opportunity to be recognized for your skills and expand overseas. Think positively. "

"Our movie is like that. There has been a story before, that changes the future over time. When a situation changes over time, the price of the person to bear, the desperateness of the one who pays the price, and the feelings of those who accept such a story will all be different, so many people around the world will be able to enjoy the movie. “

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lduc · November 30, 2020

Actress #LeeSooKyung mentioned #ParkShinHye in her IG story.

Q: Using one line how would you introduce Shin Hye Onnie?

A person who can do anything.

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lduc · November 30, 2020

Today will be the last day shooting for #SisyphusTheMyth.

lduc · November 30, 2020

"Crazy acting" "I'm really scared"..Netflix'Call' popularized

Reporter Yoon Yeo-su Input 2020.11.30. 06:56

Ranked 10th in Latin America after Korea and Taiwan

A scene from the movie'Cole'. Photo provided | Netflix

The movie'Call' starring actors Park Shin-hye and Jeon Jong-seo has been paying attention since the beginning of the release and is paying off. 'Call', which has been released in 190 countries around the world through Netflix, an online video streaming platform (OTT), is predicting popularity as it rises to the global popularity chart from the 27th.

According to the statistics of'Flix Patrol', an online streaming service ranking site on the 29th,'Call' ranked 10th on the Netflix global content chart. South Korea and Taiwan, as well as Asia such as Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines, as well as Saudi Arabia, Morocco and Africa. It also ranked 10th in Latin America, including Peru and the Dominican Republic. It is expected to be even more heated in the future in that it is the heat that was elicited after two days of release.

It seems that the interest of Asian users was driven by the fact that the lead actor Park Shin-hye has established itself as a'Hallyu star'. However, it is also evaluated for the power of the movie itself.

'Call' is a unique fantasy thriller that depicts the story of two women living in the time of 2020 and November 1999 communicating through a wireless phone and getting caught up in an unimaginable violence. In particular, the gaze comes out that the role of Jong-seo Jeon, who performed intense acting by revealing madness and violence as a psychopath, which is rare as a female character, was effective. In fact, netizens' praise for Jeon Jong-seo's acting such as “crazy acting ability” and “seriously scary” continues.

In the wake of the spread of the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19),'Call' chose to disclose it through Netflix instead of opening the theater. In this regard, netizen expressed regret that "Netflix also creates tension, but it would have been better if it had been seen in a movie theater."

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lduc · November 30, 2020

'Call' Director Lee Choong-hyun "No matter how much I think of you," Park Shin-hye cast secret story

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Director Lee Choong-hyun of the movie'Cole'

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"No matter how much I think, it was only Park Shin-hye."

It's a story that I really wanted to catch Park Shin Hye by putting off the shooting time. The result is success.

Choong-Hyun Lee, the director of the movie'Call', who met with subscribers around the world through Netflix, shared a story about the casting of Park Shin-hye and Jeon Jong-seo.

On November 30th, in an interview conducted by video according to the social distancing stage, director Lee Choong-hyun, especially with Park Shin-hye, said, “I was initially rejected because of exhaustion due to the filming of the drama”. I couldn't erase the fact that the enemy was only Park Shin-hye.” The sincere love call that I can wait for was said to have led to a successful appearance.

Director Lee Choong-hyun introduced the two-top combination of Park Shin-hye and Jeon Jong-seo, who led the film, as "the same age or the same age," and confessed the advantages and disadvantages of this. He said, "It seems that (similar age) gave us smoothness in communication."

The movie'Call' was originally scheduled to be released in the theater.

Director Lee Chung-hyun, who expressed his regret that it could not be displayed on a large screen, said, "I think that being able to show it to fans around the world is rather another opportunity. Also did.

The movie was released on November 27 as the Netflix original movie title.

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lduc · November 30, 2020

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lduc · November 30, 2020

Director Park Shin-hye x Jeon Jong-seo'Call' "It's possible enough for an explosive thriller led by women" (General) [Interview]

Bora Kim Input 2020.11.30. 17:44 Edited on 30 November 2020. 17:52

Director Lee said, “When I saw the finished work, I was satisfied with the fact that the actors' performance was intact. It was his first work, “I could have done better” and “I should try this way,” although there is a directing regret, but overall, I think it did not come out as I did my best.” He expressed his satisfaction with the first commercial feature work.

Regarding Park Shin-hye, who plays Seoyeon, he said, “I'm the same age as me, but I have been active since I was much younger than me. The genre she always played was usually romance or melo, but seeing the central figure there seemed to suit hard genre stuff.” I thought he was an excellent actor in expressing his original emotions.”

Park Shin-hye, who mainly digested innocent and pitiful characters in a romance melodrama, began to show a subjective appearance that was not previously seen in the movies'#Alive' (director Ilhyung Jo) and'Call'.

Director Lee is said to have put more emphasis on what they feel and express rather than directing the actors in detail. “I talked with the actors, but I didn't give much directing specifically,” he said. There was directing within the big frame, but I think the actors made up the details.”

'Call', which is filled with fantasy settings, characters, intense bloody lighting, and overflowing blood, is a time-slip genre created by new director Lee Choong-hyun. In response, Lee said, “Because there are many complex genres these days, mystery elements are as important to me as storytelling. (Next time) Even if I do other genres, I think I'll add a little bit of mystery elements.”

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