"Bloodhounds" director Jason Kim went honest about what happened following Kim Sae Ron's DUI incident.
While lead stars Woo Do Hwan and Lee Sang Yi gained the viewers' attention with their exceptional portrayals and chemistry as Kim Gun Woo and Hong Woo Jin, another cast member that piqued the interest of the public was the actress.
In "Bloodhounds," Kim Sae Ron took on a significant character as she played as Kim Hyeon Joo, the adopted grandaughter of Presdient Choi, played by veteran actor Heo Joon Ho.
In the first part, viewers saw how the actress aced playing her character, who did various action stunts alongside Woo Do Hwan and Lee Sang Yi.
However, as "Bloodhounds" entered its second half, Kim Hyun Joo exited the scene while Jung Da Eun, who played as Mr. Oh's grandaughter, Oh Da Min, joined the duo.
'Bloodhounds' Director Says Some Actors Reduced Screentime Because of Kim Sae Ron
The action-crime K-drama shows no signs of slowing down as "Bloodhounds" continues to pique the interest of viewers.
After making a successful premiere on June 9, the K-drama starring Woo Do Hwan and Lee sang Yii is still on Netflix's top 10 TV shows.
As mentioned by Flix Patrol, "Bloodhounds" advanced from 8th to 6th place, and is currently leading as 2nd, and ranking first in the Bahamas, Vietnam, Thailand, Taiwan, and South Korea.
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