“Decision to Leave” Tang Wei shares, “I can’t speak Korean, and there was also a limit to my memorizing of the lines”
Tang Wei talked about the difficulties she had when memorizing all the Korean lines in “Decision to Leave”.
At the press conference for “Decision to Leave” (directed by Park Chan-wook), which was held at CGV Yongsan I-Park Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul on June 21st, Tang Wei revealed what she focused on while acting in the movie, arousing curiosity from prospective audiences.
“Decision to Leave”, which will premiere on June 29th, is a film that depicts the story that begins when detective Hae-jun (Park Hae-il), who investigates an incident that happened in the mountain, meets the deceased’s wife Seo-rae (Tang Wei) then he feels suspicious and interested in her at the same time. With this work, director Park Chan-wook won Best Director at the 75th Cannes Film Festival.
At the press conference held after the movie screening, Tang Wei explained, “My character Seo-rae suffers many hardships and difficulties in her life. Because of that, she is put in a situation where she cannot express everything about her life. She has to hide who her true love is and also the way she shows her feelings even when she meets that person.”
She continued, “When I interpreted and portrayed Seo-rae, I tried to think of expressions that can help me go inside her emotions”, adding, “I can’t speak Korean, and there was also a limit to my memorizing of the lines. In that process, I had to express them with my facial expressions and I thought it would be better.”
“Decision to Leave” will premiere on June 29th.
Source: daum
