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After portraying the role of Go Gun in the historical-romance drama River Where the Moon Rises, Lee Ji Hoon opened up on his character and his chemistry with his love interest.
Lee Ji Hoon Talked about River Where the Moon Rises
In an interview, the 32-year-old actor talked about the sudden change of schedules in their drama River Where the Moon Rises amidst the controversies. They were required to reshoot scenes to maintain the quality of the drama.
Na In Woo, who played the character of On Dal, started to appear in episode 7 and had to reshoot the first six episodes of the series to replace the existing footage of Ji Soo.
April 23, 2021
Kim So-hyun in a still from Korean drama River Where the Moon Rises. The epic romance between Kim and Na In-woo has been the real heart of the show.
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Over 20 episodes River Where the Moon Rises has seen feuds break out among the tribes of the ancient Korean Goguryeo kingdom, wars at every turn beyond the palace walls, and amnesia strike both its leads.
But in the end, the show was able to whittle down its scattered elements as it reached a dramatic and focused conclusion.
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One of the main differences between Korean dramas and Western shows is how they’re structured. Individual K-drama episodes tend to be longer, but they’re generally part of a story with a clear destination that will be reached within a few weeks or months.
On April 23, Lee Ji Hoon participated in an interview with Xportsnews about his drama “River Where the Moon Rises,” which aired its final episode earlier this week. In “River Where the Moon Rises,” Lee Ji Hoon played Go Geon, the son of Go Won Pyo, the Gyeru Tribe’s Gochuga (Lee Hae Young), who was
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This week’s episodes of “River Where the Moon Rises” bring plenty of pain and little in the way of levity. The portents of doom sprinkled last week bloom into war and revolt, as Go Won Pyo (Lee Hae Young) and Go Geon (Lee Ji Hoon) decide to stop manipulating King Pyeongwon (Kim Bup Rae) and go straight for the throne themselves.
Pyeonggang (Kim So Hyun) is prepared for what’s coming and what she has to do to rid Goguryeo of Go Won Pyo once and for all. But the man who loves her (Na In Woo) finds that he couldn’t possibly have known the extent of what he would have to bear. Without further ado, these are the moments that had us tearing up this week.