Hyun Bin Reveals Emotional Moments After “Harbin” Filming, Supported by Son Ye Jin

On December 23, the YouTube channel “Zzanbro” hosted a compelling segment featuring Hyun Bin, Jeon Yeo Bin, Park Jung Min, and Park Hoon, the talented cast of the upcoming film “Harbin.”

About the Film “Harbin”

Slated for release on December 24, “Harbin” is a thought-provoking narrative that delves into the complexities surrounding an intense pursuit set in 1909. The story intertwines the destinies of those traveling to Harbin, each with a common mission, and those who are on their trail. As Ahn Jung Geun, a historic independence activist, Hyun Bin brings an electrifying performance to the screen.

Behind the Scenes Insights

During his appearance, Park Hoon shared a poignant moment from the filming process, stating, “This project carried significant weight. I had many discussions with Hyun Bin. On our final shooting day, he cried, which caught my attention.”

He elaborated, “It was a blend of relief from the burden and an emotional release. Hyun Bin is an incredibly strong individual, yet in that moment, it was evident that he allowed himself to be vulnerable. It was the first time I witnessed him cry.”

Hyun Bin Reflects on His Role

Hyun Bin himself expressed the weight of responsibility he felt portraying such an iconic historical figure. “The more renowned and symbolic the character, the heavier the burden of representation. Once filming concluded, I experienced a sudden relief, which likely contributed to my emotional response,” he confessed.

Support from Son Ye Jin

At the VIP screening of “Harbin,” Hyun Bin’s wife, Son Ye Jin, candidly addressed the emotional toll filming took on him. She commented, “Watching him struggle was heart-wrenching. He lost weight, and the anguish was evident in his eyes.” However, she remained optimistic about the film’s success, stating, “Given how much effort he invested, I believe it will be a fantastic movie.”

Her sincere support garnered attention, further underscoring the immense dedication that shaped “Harbin.”

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