SOURCE: '살목지' 귀신, 실물은 171cm 여신 미모 "촬영 중 이상한 일 많아" ('원마이크')
Actress Seol Yoonji, who played the role of the 'road view ghost' in the movie 'Salmokji: Whispering Water,' showed off her stunning visuals in real life.
On the 10th, a video titled 'Meeting the 'Salmokji: Whispering Water' road view ghost in person, she's actually a Goddess ... A shocking 171cm visual' was posted on the Youtube channel 'One Mic.'
In 'Salmokji: Whispering Water,' Seol Yoonji starred as the 'road view ghost,' frightening audiences everywhere. Regarding the reactions, she laughed and said, "People say it's really scary and I get a lot of DMs. Some people ask for their popcorn money back and others say I'll probaby haunt them in their dreams. My close friends say I look cute, but I don't think I look cute at all in the movie."
Seol Yoonji also revealed the strange things that happened during filming. She said, "The back of my head is featured on the main poster for the movie. When we were filming, there was absolutely nobody in front of the reservoir. There wasn't even a single light, but something in front of me suddenly vanished into the water, exactly just like the scene from the movie." She continued, "After it vanished, I felt something coming toward me. As it vanished, it left behind something like a puddle."
She added, "I tried to avoid putting my hand in the water, but the director insisted that I do. I was so scared that I kept my eyes tightly shut. I think a lot of strange things happened, whether on set or at the hotel. Maybe that's why the movie became such a hit."
Seol Yunji also shared, "Shaman Go Chunja (the real-life inspiration behind 'Exhuma') even came and performed a ritual for us. What was really fascinating was that she only asked the actors playing ghosts to pull out the flags. I still remember that clearly."
Speaking about the road view scene, she said, "We wandered around looking for the perfect location for that shot. I waited there alone in full makeup. The ghost makeup alone took over two hours, and I had to wear special lenses. They were so large that they wouldn't go in easily. It took 30 minutes just to put them on. They also painted my hands, neck, and veins with black paint, which wouldn't wash off easily. Since I had to redo the makeup anyway, I lived with dirty fingernails for several days."
