Ji Chang Wook is winning praise for his performance in crime drama 'The Worst Evil.' He recently opened up about his experience of working on the series, which made him feel really good.
"Action acting is extremely challenging, but the charm and sense of achievement that comes after conquering it is incredibly rewarding," Ji Chang Wook was quoted by Allkpop. Speaking about the show's conclusion, he further added, "It feels like we’ve been engrossed in filming for an eternity, and it is heart-wrenching to say goodbye.”
'The Worst Evil' is a crime and action drama that narrates the story of police operations in Gangnam, Seoul, during the 1990s. Ji Chang Wook plays Park Jun Mo, a cop who goes undercover to investigate a dangerous gang involved in drug operations. Ji Chang Wook explained that even though they finished filming in April, there was still a lot of work to do in post-production. He was quoted by the portal, "Despite filming wrapping up in April, post-production work was an arduous journey. It demanded my utmost dedication and perseverance but the end result is something that I can confidently say I am proud of. I take no substantial glory from 'The Worst Evil.' This project was as intense as any other; full of challenges but truly rewarding."
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