Nam Joo-hyuk "I can't believe I'm acting again" makes a comeback

"I can't believe I'm acting again" Nam Joo-hyuk's tearful comeback remarks

Actor Nam Joo-hyuk could not hide his overwhelming emotions at his first filming site since returning from military service. Appearing on the YouTube variety show 'Salon Drip' released on the 14th, Nam Joo-hyuk candidly shared his feelings while reminiscing about the first filming of the Netflix series 'The Palace' (Donggung).

Nam Joo-hyuk confessed that the emotions he felt on set were so intense that he felt like he might cry. After a long hiatus, seeing himself naturally continuing his acting in front of the camera felt both unfamiliar and heart-fluttering.

He directly shared his inner thoughts with Roh Yoon-seo, his co-star during the first filming, saying, "I can't believe I'm back on set and acting like this."

However, this overwhelming emotion was short-lived. After three or four takes, Nam Joo-hyuk drew laughter by telling Roh Yoon-seo, "This is so hard." The tension of his comeback and the exhaustion of the filming site intersected.

Hidden happenings during underwater filming at 6m depth and the story of 'The Palace'

The Netflix series 'The Palace' is a fantasy mystery occult historical drama about characters joining forces to break a curse dwelling within the palace. Nam Joo-hyuk plays the role of 'Gu-cheon,' who pursues the reality of the curse while being trapped in the palace.

Roh Yoon-seo plays 'Saeng-gang,' who can hear the voices of ghosts. To capture the atmosphere of the work, there were many scenes involving water, and the actors had to endure underwater filming at great depths.

Upon hearing that Roh Yoon-seo also filmed at a depth of 6m, Nam Joo-hyuk thought he had to film at that same depth as well. Consequently, Nam Joo-hyuk proceeded with underwater filming while holding his breath for over a minute.

But there was a twist. After finishing the shoot, Nam Joo-hyuk discovered that the actual depth Roh Yoon-seo filmed at was not 6m. This unexpected happening on the high-tension filming set became an episode shared among the cast.

The cast's appearance revealed by Netflix Korea

The related video released through the Netflix Korea channel contained content showing that Roh Yoon-seo appears to be the most mature among the three. The video surpassed 20,000 views within 18 hours of being posted.

Meanwhile, 'The Palace' stars Cho Seung-woo, Nam Joo-hyuk, and Roh Yoon-seo, depicting the process of uncovering the palace curse. A pre-release video released via YouTube shows the reason why King Cho Seung-woo calls Nam Joo-hyuk to the palace.

The palace curse intertwining Cho Seung-woo, Nam Joo-hyuk, and Roh Yoon-seo

The work 'The Palace' stars Cho Seung-woo, Nam Joo-hyuk, and Roh Yoon-seo. Cho Seung-woo plays the role of the King, and the pre-release video captures a scene where he, as the King, summons Nam Joo-hyuk to the palace.

Nam Joo-hyuk plays Gu-cheon, who pursues the reality of the curse while trapped in the palace. Roh Yoon-seo plays Saeng-gang, who hears the voices of ghosts, and works alongside Nam Joo-hyuk.

Honest feelings burst out on set

Nam Joo-hyuk directly conveyed the overwhelming emotions he felt on set to Roh Yoon-seo. He told her, "I can't believe I'm back on set and acting like this."

However, after three or four takes, Nam Joo-hyuk drew laughter by confessing to Roh Yoon-seo, "This is so hard."

A fantasy mystery uncovering the palace curse

The Netflix series 'The Palace' is a fantasy mystery occult historical drama about characters joining forces to break a curse dwelling within the palace. Starring Cho Seung-woo, Nam Joo-hyuk, and Roh Yoon-seo, a pre-release video has been released showing King Cho Seung-woo calling Nam Joo-hyuk to the palace.