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Daniel Henney talks about his stunt scenes
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Daniel Henney once again showed off his trademark gentle yet masculine charm in a movie still concept photoshoot. (Arena Homme/File)
M
en’s fashion magazine Arena Homme shared a preview of their recent pictorial with Korean-American actor Daniel Henney, Friday.
Henney once again showed off his trademark gentle yet masculine charm in a movie still concept photoshoot.
Following the photoshoot, Henney talked about his Hollywood TV series, “Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders.”
“It’s really fun. I can’t tell you details on the episode in Korea, but it’s set around my character,” he said. “It’s a case that happens when I visit my grandmother.”
“This season it was a lot more fun and we went to more various locations like Korea, Taiwan, Bangladesh, Italy, Tanzania, Jamaica, etc.” said Henney.
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He also opened up on his action and stunt scenes. “Physically its very demanding and hard. Gary Sinise always makes fun of me for being the last one off the film set. Action scenes really take a long time. That’s why I end up staying until the end.”
“In season 1, we didn’t even have time to rehearse the action scenes so we were unprepared and I got hurt a lot. This season I told the producers to give me more time, so now I practice the day before the scene,” said Henney.
Season two of “Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders” is set to air in March 2017.
This article appeared on The Korea Herald newspaper website, which is a member of Asia News Network and a media partner of The Jakarta Post
