Kim Tae-ri said PD Na Need to Pay Copyright Fees for “Little Forest”, Pointed out Similarities

On January 5, a new video was published on the YouTube channel “channel fullmoon”. In this broadcast, actors Kim Woo-bin and Kim Tae-ri, who appeared in Part 2 of the movie “Alienoid”, were featured.

Here, Kim Tae-ri mentioned that actress Yeom Jung-ah, who appeared in both Part 1 and Part 2 of “Alienoid”, had invited her to join the show “Three Meals a Day: Mountain Village”. 

In response, producer Na Young-seok mentioned that he had even called Kim Tae-ri’s agency, to which Kim Tae-ri replied, “I was probably busy with the shooting schedule at that time.”

Kim Tae-ri then brought up the PD Na Young-seok’s TV program “Green Bean, Red Bean” (also known as “GBRB: Reap What You Sow”) and compared it with one of her old movies, “Little Forest”. 

“I have a lot to say about ‘Green Bean, Red Bean’. First of all, on behalf of director Yim Soon-rye and as the representative of ‘Little Forest’, I think I should ask you to pay something like copyright fees”, the actress said with a smile. 

Surprised, PD Na Young-seok looked at Kim Woo-bin, who is a cast member of “Green Bean, Red Bean”, and said, “This guy hasn’t captured such beauty at all”, to which Kim Woo-bin countered with a laugh, saying, “What are you talking about? How beautiful were we?”

Meanwhile, “Little Forest” and “Green Bean, Red Bean” both revolve around cast members who cultivated their crops and cooked their own food against a beautiful nature background.

Source: Daum