Filming ‘Romantics Anonymous’ in Japan
Han Hyo Joo recently sat down with Singles Korea magazine for a captivating interview as she gears up for her role in the upcoming romantic comedy, ‘Romantics Anonymous.’ This new drama, adapted from the French film ‘Les Émotifs Anonymes,’ tells the touching love story of a chocolatier who suffers from scoptophobia—the extreme fear of being stared at—following her employment at a quaint chocolate store.
A Year in Tokyo
The filming process was quite an adventure for Han Hyo Joo, who shared that she spent nearly a year in Tokyo. The majority of the script is in Japanese, which added a unique layer to her performance. In her interview, she praised her co-star Oguri Shun, recognizing him as “an actor truly good at acting,” underscoring the professionalism and charm he brought to the set.
Reflecting on Two Decades in the Industry
As the actress celebrates her 20th year in the entertainment industry, Han Hyo Joo expressed her gratitude and humility. She mentioned, “I’ve made it this far thanks to luck,” reinforcing her recognition of the support and opportunities she has received throughout her career. As she approached her role in ‘Romantics Anonymous,’ she embraced a rookie mentality, focusing on her craft and the emotional connections formed with her fellow cast members. Recalling the final shooting day filled with tears, she stated, “We had really grown so close and fond of one another.” For those interested in her journey, Han Hyo Joo’s full pictorial and interview are featured in the October issue of Singles Korea.
