Park Shin Hye And Cho Seung Woo Talk About Their Chemistry In 'Sisyphus: The Myth'

The world of K-Drama will be introduced to a world of Sci-fi and mystery as "Sisyphus: The Myth" releases on Netflix. 

This science fiction, mystery, and action-filled K-drama, under JTBC, revolves around an engineer with a remarkable mind, Han Tae Sool (played by Cho Seung Woo). Tae Sool is forced to go on a tantamount adventure to figure out the mystery of unknown beings that are secretly living around us in our world and the engineer's guardian and bodyguard, Kang Seo Hae (played by Park Shin Hye). A warrior that came from a future that has the world ruined by war.

Although this is the first time the two pairs have shared a screen together, they seem confident in their chemistry.

When asked about his role in the K-drama, Cho Seung Woo shared, "The action scenes stand out a lot but her emotions and ability to interpret are even more amazing. Since the project goes back and forth in time and space, the set-up and figuring out the emotions aren't easy, but Park Shin Hye was the one on set who had the most detailed grasp on it." 

Park Shin Hye is fresh from her to movies "#Alive" and "The Call," which explains why the titular actress is so comfortable in action scenes.

Moreover, Park Shin Hye discussed the connection of the two main characters by saying that compassion is the emotional foundation that deepens the relationship of the characters. An avid watcher of drama will be able to see the direction in which the emotions between Tae Sool and Seo Hae develop.

In Addition, Park Shin Hye also shared her thoughts on her character, saying, "Seo Hae is not a friendly character. She's been living just to survive, and she was holding a gun before she even learned how to be a member of society. However, that's also why she's honest and pure. You'll be able to feel a different kind of warmth from her."

With that being said, watch out for Park Shin-hye's small screen return in "Sisyphus: The Myth," premiering February 17 at 9 pm KST, every Wednesday and Thursday on Netflix.