Jung Jae-hyung appeared in a video about his driving tests posted on the YouTube channel Yojeong Jae-hyung on October 18.
Jung passed the written test with a score of 74.
Jung scored 100 on the skills test without losing any points.
Jung practiced road driving 4 times in Gangnam.
Jung also passed the road test and earned his first driver’s license at 56.
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Singer Jung Jae-hyung shared his attempt to get his first driver’s license in a video. Jung Jae-hyung appeared in a video about his driving tests posted on the YouTube channel Yojeong Jae-hyung on October 18. Ahead of the written test, he said he was anxious after scoring 44 on his last practice exam. He said the actual test was difficult, too.
Jung passed the written test with a score of 74. Before the skills test, he mentally reviewed the driving tasks. Jung scored 100 on the skills test without losing any points. He was pleased with the consecutive passes but said he felt awkward openly celebrating around the younger test takers.
Jung practiced road driving 4 times in Gangnam. He said filming was not permitted there, so he and the production team went to a driving test site in Pocheon that allowed filming. The team identified a practice car there as one aespa’s Karina had also driven. Jung took that to mean Karina had taken a test there and called her a rival.
Before getting behind the wheel, Jung said driving made him calm and cautious. On the unfamiliar Pocheon test course, however, he appeared nervous and asked the instructor to repeat an explanation. While practicing lane changes and turn signal use, he said judging traffic signals was especially difficult. After he ran a signal during practice, he was told the mistake would have disqualified him in a test and said he needed to be careful. The video also showed his displeased reaction when the production team’s vehicle passed his practice car.
During practice, Jung asked the instructor what kind of car would suit a new driver. He raised the idea of a Porsche as his first car, but the instructor advised against it because of its high power. Driving himself also made Jung recall giving Uhm Jung-hwa unwanted advice while riding in her car. He acknowledged that he had interfered with her driving and apologized to her.
Jung also passed the road test and earned his first driver’s license at 56. He said it was his first national qualification and expressed pride in the result. After the test, he said he felt tired as the tension wore off and described it as his first experience of that kind of new sense of accomplishment since turning 50.
Seol In-ah and Im Si-wan discussed rehearsing a close-contact scene and traveling by train before filming in Busan.
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Actor Seol In-ah appeared with Im Si-wan on Salon Drip 2, released on the TEO YouTube channel on the 20th. Seol and Im star in the drama My Guilty Human. They discussed their preparation for the drama and a shared trip to a shoot in Busan. Seol said they had rehearsed extensively before filming began.
Seol said she and Im worked out their movements before filming instead of only reading the script. She had expected a script reading, but Im suggested standing up to rehearse. In a confrontation that called for tension, he practiced approaching to within a few millimeters of her. Seol said she knew the scene was written that way but had not expected them to rehearse at that distance from the outset. She recalled swallowing nervously and wondering how to respond. After a comment about appreciating Im’s commitment to the rehearsal was taken another way, she clarified that she meant an engaged scene partner allowed her to be more active in her own performance.
Seol said she suggested rehearsing an important scene with Im on the KTX to a shoot in Busan. They had filmed there several times, she said, but lacked separate time to practice that scene. She said Im initially declined, so she told the director he would not rehearse with her. After the director asked Im to accompany her, Im told Seol to cancel her existing train ticket and booked both seats himself. He also brought snacks. Im said the roughly 2-hour journey felt short because he wanted to use the travel time to discuss a scene they were about to film. Im said Seol’s friendly approach helped him feel comfortable with her quickly.
My Guilty Human follows a third-generation conglomerate heir suspected of murder and a female detective posing as his assistant. It premiered on the 19th and airs Mondays and Tuesdays at 8:50 p.m.
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