While talent is not purely enough to be a great actor, Wi Ha Joon showed amazing dedication to playing the villain character in "The Worst of Evil."

Headlined by the 32-year-old actor, he played the antagonist Jung Ki Chul, the Gangnam Union boss who worked alongside the undercover agent Park Joon Mo, portrayed by Ji Chang Wook.

Other than their on-screen chemistry, viewers were also drawn to how Wi Ha Joon perfectly performed the role of the drama's villain.

In an interview cited by a media outlet, the actor spoke about his experience filming the series.

Wi Ha Joon on Headlining 'The Worst of Evil' With Ji Chang Wook

Successfully wrapping up the show on October 25 with an action-packed 12-episode K-drama, Wi Ha Joon shared his working relationship with co-stars, especially with Ji Chang Wook.

From his working relationship with the cast to his experience playing Jung Ki Chul, Wi Ha Joon revealed that he had to smoke to play the villain role.

According to him, it is one of the most challenging parts of "The Worst of Evil" because he is a non-smoker and had to learn it for the drama.

"In the past, I started doing it because of movies, but since there are a lot of smoking scenes this time, I might become addicted again," he recalled, adding, "If you continue to smoke, it will only be uncomfortable at first, but later it may become a habit."

Thankfully, some of his smoking scenes were reduced, and for that, Wi Ha Joon made a promise to himself.

"Never smoke unless you are a real god, even if you are drunk," he said, but as of now, he is proud that he did it for "The Worst of Evil."

After his K-drama with Ji Chang Wook, Wi Ha Joon is set to headline a new drama, "Gyeongseong Creature," with Park Seo Joon and Han So Hee.

In addition, he will also appear in "Squid Game Season 2" and Que Sera, Sera

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Written by Geca Wills