Actor Lee Dong-wook visits ski jump ramp, overcoming fear of heights... "Dizzy, just like filming 'Take Off'"
Actor Lee Dong-wook revisited the ski jump ramp in Pyeongchang where he filmed the movie 'Take Off' 13 years ago, recalling the terrifying experience of filming while suffering from a fear of heights.

Actor Lee Dong-wook faced the height of a ski jump ramp while recalling memories from a past movie filming.
In a video recently released on the Diggle channel, the cast members gathered at a camping site were shown spending time together. In the video, the cast members continued their conversation while sharing camping equipment prepared by Lee Dong-wook and broth he brewed himself. During this process, Lee Dong-wook mentioned his experience during the filming of the movie 'Take Off' and recalled the tension of that time.

"I have a fear of heights..." Memories from filming the movie 'Take Off'
Through the conversation in the video, Lee Dong-wook revealed the difficulties he experienced during the filming of the movie 'Take Off' in the past. He said that although he learned to ski at the time, he had a fear of heights, making the filming process very scary. In particular, regarding the process of coming down from the ski jump ramp, he recalled, "It was beyond imagination."
Mention was also made regarding the filming method at the time. According to the video subtitles and the cast members' remarks, it was reported that at that time, they filmed while wearing wires up to the intermediate stage of the process of coming down from the jump ramp, and for the landing slope section, they actually rode down. Lee Dong-wook looked back on the situation, saying, "I don't know how I did it back then without any fear."
Revisiting the Pyeongchang ski jump ramp, the filming location from 13 years ago
During the conversation, the cast members visit the ski jump ramp in Pyeongchang. Lee Dong-wook stated that this is his first time visiting Pyeongchang again since filming the movie 'Take Off'. Facing the snowy scenery of Pyeongchang, the cast members moved near the jump ramp while recalling memories from 13 years ago.
Upon reaching the actual top of the ski jump ramp, the cast members expressed dizziness at the height unfolding before their eyes. The video shows the height of the jump ramp and the appearance of the railings, capturing scenes where the cast members react by saying, "It's dizzying" and "It's scary." Lee Dong-wook once again reminded them of the urgency of that time by mentioning the situation where he filmed at the end of the jump ramp while wearing a wire. Standing at the railing at the top of the jump ramp, he recalled the time he filmed and mentioned the situation of being tied to a wire and going down.
"It was possible through financial therapy" A joke-filled recollection
While recalling the past atop the high jump ramp, a joke-filled conversation took place regarding the reason why he was able to continue filming despite having a fear of heights. Mentioning the situation during filming, the cast members humorously expressed the situation through remarks to the effect that it was possible "because I received money."
Lee Dong-wook compared his appearance now to when he filmed the work in his late 20s, sharing his thoughts on facing the scenery and height of the filming location revisited after time has passed. In the video, the cast members reacted by saying "Don't look" at the sight of the opening beneath the jump ramp, realizing the dizzying height.
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