On the 31st of last month, an online community claimed that the production team left garbage at the filming site under the title ‘Tell me that you love me. Photography online community capture
The production team of ENA’s new drama ‘Tell me that you love me’ apologized for the controversy over the neglect of trash.
On the 1st, the production team issued an official statement and apologized, saying, “I sincerely apologize for causing discomfort and concern to the local citizens who cooperated with the filming due to the garbage left unattended during filming.”
“The production team felt the shortcomings that occurred in the process of leaving the site after the shooting was finished according to the manual on the day, and checked the manual again to ensure that garbage was not left in the middle of the shooting,” he said. We will proceed with the cleanup,” he added.
On the 31st of last month, an online community claimed that the production team left garbage at the filming site under the title ‘Tell me that you love me. Photography online community capture
On the 31st of last month, several photos were posted on an online community with the title ‘Tell me that you love me, the level of a drama set’.
The writer insisted that the surroundings were not cleaned up at the filming site, saying, “If you came to shoot, you have to clean up and go, who cleans up?”
In the published photos, plastic cups, drink cans, water bottles, and cigarette butts were thrown away on the wall next to the road, and a piece of paper that appeared to be a synopsis for the drama was also found.
Meanwhile, the drama ‘Tell me that you love me’ is a healing melodrama depicting the fateful story of Cha Jin-woo (Jung Woo-sung), a deaf painter who is accustomed to expressing emotions with pictures instead of words, and Jeong Mo-eun (Shin Hyun-bin), an aspiring actor who expresses his feelings through voice.
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