"All of Us Are Dead" cast Yoon Chan Young, Cho Yi Hyun, Yoo In Soo and more, alongside director Lee Jae Gyoo, attended the online press conference to introduce the highly anticipated Netflix series.
With only two days before the streaming giant releases its newest K-zombie series, cast members dish out their thoughts and experience about the upcoming Kdrama.
'All of Us Are Dead' Press Conference
The rising stars and newcomers Park Ji Hoo, Yoon Chan Young, Cho Yi Hyun, Park Solomon, Yoo In Soo, Lim Jae Hyeok, Lee Jae Gyu and "Squid Game" actress Lee Yoo Mi graced the event as they transformed as high school students in "All of Us Are Dead."
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During the media briefing, cast members shared their preparation prior to the production.
Interestingly, the actors spent three months training doing various types of martial arts since the Kdrama features a lot of running and fighting scenes.
Yoo In Soo shared that he, Park Solomon and Yoon Chan Young underwent separate training sessions and often practiced for hours. He even mentioned how intense the training was that they even encountered losing their strengths because of the drills.
The same goes for Yoon Chan Young, who has undergone several types of martial arts and would practice one hour for each.
"The first hour was very difficult," he confessed, adding, "I continued training without a break and thought, 'If it's like this for three hours, I can't stand it," he recalled.
On the other hand, Park Solomon noted that he was proud of pulling off such intense training but admitted that he spent three days lying around and even got acupuncture to relieve physical pain.
'All of Us Are Dead' Release Date and More
Based on the popular webtoon of the same name, Netflix's "All of Us Are Dead" is helmed by Lee Jae Gyoo, the genius behind the 2019 series "Trap."
It follows the story of students who are trapped inside a zombie-infested campus.
Besides the fresh-faced stars, Kim Byung Chul joined the thriller mystery series as Professor Lee Byeong Chan.
Based on the trailer, it seems like he knew when and how the virus started.
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Apart from the "Sisyphus: The Myth" star, "All of Us Are Dead" cast includes Lee Kyu Hyung as detective Song Jae Ik.
In one interview director, Lee Jae Gyu teases viewers about its highlight and what separates it from other K-zombie series.
"Adults who have been socialized make safe choices in dangerous situations. But before those types of situations, children make dangerous choices or judgments in order to save their friends," he said.
"All of Us Are Dead" release date is scheduled on January 28 with a total of 12 episodes.
Netflix Unveils 'All Of Us Are Dead' Behind-the-Scenes Footage
While the cast introduced the upcoming drama through a press conference, the streaming giant released a series of behind-the-scenes clips while on the set of "All of Us Are Dead."
From prosthetics to stunt choreography, it showed how meticulous the production crew was to give the audience a different kind of excitement and thrill featuring the K-zombie series.
