'Queen Woo': Did Ji Chang Wook and Jung Yu Mi Use Body Doubles For Their Explicit Scenes?

The South Korean drama Queen Woo is currently the subject of public scrutiny, as it is speculated that the explicit scenes between the lead actors Jung Yumi and Ji Chang Wook have been performed by their stunt doubles.

Fans initiated the discussion as they noticed the end credit stating that a stunt double was used for Jung Yu Mi.

The actual explicit scene involves a topless Jung Yu Mi, which attracted certain attention and raised questions about whether the actress performed the scene or was her stunt double.

"It seems like that scene was done with a stunt double," one viewer said on social media. "There was no need to go fully naked."

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The ongoing discussion has broadened to include the use of stunt doubles in South Korean productions, raising questions about their methods of utilization. According to available information, using stunt doubles in such scenes is not a common but an acceptable practice. However, the current case can be deemed controversial due to how the situation is handled and the cast's involvement.

During a press conference for the drama, Jung Yumi shared, "I was initially worried about the nude scenes. It was a completely new experience for me, but these scenes are important for maintaining tension and driving the plot forward."

The production team did not issue a statement directly addressing the already popular rumor, and neither the actors Yung Yumi nor Ji Chang Wook commented on the situation in question.

The decision to remain silent in the situation has led to the exaggerated spread of false information, and the K-drama stars' silence on the matter has only fueled speculation.

The currently trendy drama follows the story of a queen who needs to outsmart her enemies while being torn apart by love for the king. The plot and the efforts of the stars have been highly praised by the fans.

However, its production cost has been questioned as the drama had a price of 30 billion KRW but features "multiple scenes of vulgarity and nudity."

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Rovelyn Barba