Actor Who Plays Jo In Sung and Han Hyo Joo’s Son in Disney+’s “Moving” Impresses with Dramatic Weight Gain for the Role 

Originally thin and handsome, this rookie actor put on 30kg for his role in Disney+ series “Moving.”

Experienced actors like Ryu Seung Ryong, Han Hyo Joo, Jo In Sung, Cha Tae Hyun, Kim Sung Kyun, Ryu Seung Beom, and Moon Sung Keun, along with new talents like Go Yoon Jung, Lee Kang Hoon, and Lee Jung Ha, star in Disney+’s new series “Moving.”

The series portrays the story of children hiding their supernatural abilities while living in the present and parents who have lived in the past concealing painful secrets. Jo In Sung and Han Hyo Joo play a couple with supernatural abilities.

For the two of them, their high school student son Bong Seok inherits his dad’s flying ability and his mom’s extraordinary sensory abilities. Despite being raised by his mom due to his dad’s absence, Bong Seok has a cheerful and kind personality.

However, Bong Seok, who can’t control his flying ability, intentionally gains weight to hide it. He carries sandbags and loads his bag with water bottles to keep himself grounded.

Actor Lee Jung Ha, who plays Bong Seok, also gained a whopping 30kg for the character.  Before filming “Moving,” Lee Jung Ha boasted a slim and dashing appearance.

Cha Tae Hyun revealed that he also gained weight for a character in the past for a role, but even with all the eating, he didn’t exceed 75kg. He praised Lee Jung Ha, acknowledging that gaining weight is as challenging as losing it.

Moreover, it’s known that the filming of “Moving” lasted for more than a year. Han Hyo Joo mentioned that maintaining weight was harder than gaining it. She also complimented Lee Jung Ha’s dedication.

At first, Lee Jung Ha mentioned that it wasn’t difficult to gain weight because he was simply happy he could eat. After completing the work, he adjusted his diet and exercised, leading to a satisfying weight loss.

Consisting of 20 episodes, “Moving” focuses on the story of children from Jungwon High School rather than the stories of the older generation. The passionate performances and acting skills of these talented young rookie actors are receiving praise.

Source: Daum.