Renowned for his reserved personality, actor Um Tae-goo recently discussed his transformative role in the upcoming comedy film 'Wild Thing', directed by Son Jae-gon. To portray his character Sang-gu, a member of a 2000s-era mixed group, Um dedicated 5 months to intensive rap and choreography training at JYP Entertainment. During his media interviews on May 28, the actor noted that the challenging role helped him become more outgoing and comfortable with expressing 'cuteness' on stage. He also addressed behind-the-scenes details, clarifying that his character's explicit magazine photoshoot scene utilized CGI for the majority of the body shots. | Renowned for his reserved personality, actor Um Tae-goo recently discussed his transformative role in the upcoming comedy film 'Wild Thing', directed by Son Jae-gon. To portray his character Sang-gu, a member of a 2000s-era mixed group, Um dedicated 5 months to intensive rap and choreography training at JYP Entertainment. During his media interviews on May 28, the actor noted that the challenging role helped him become more outgoing and comfortable with expressing 'cuteness' on stage. He also addressed behind-the-scenes details, clarifying that his character's explicit magazine photoshoot scene utilized CGI for the majority of the body shots.