Some of the best drama moments happen when the cameras stop rolling on the actual scene. tvN’s “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” just proved that with a new behind-the-scenes video covering episodes 5 and 6, giving fans a lighter, more personal look at the cast between the show’s more intense storylines.
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Lee Jun Young Tries His Hand at Filming
In a fun detour from acting, Lee Jun Young got the chance to try operating the camera himself on set, earning good-natured praise from the crew even as they jokingly told him he’d need a few more years of practice before mastering it. It’s the kind of playful, behind-the-camera moment that gives fans a break from the drama’s heavier scenes.
That heaviness comes right after, though, as the video also shows Song Kang and Lee Jun Young fully committing to an intense scene shot in pouring rain and thick mud — the kind of physically demanding sequence that often doesn’t come across on screen just how tough it was to film.
A Sweet Moment Between Co-Stars
The video also captures a warm exchange involving Go Chang Suk, who admitted being genuinely taken aback by just how striking Song Kang looked in person upon meeting him for the first time. Song Kang, known for being naturally shy, shared that Go Chang Suk’s easygoing nature quickly put him at ease, making their time filming together enjoyable.
Four Hands, Two Sonatas- Overview
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Drama | Four Hands, Two Sonatas |
| Network | tvN |
| Covers | Episodes 5-6 Behind-the-Scenes |
| Airtime | Saturdays & Sundays, 9:10 p.m. KST |
| Featured Cast | Song Kang, Lee Jun Young, Go Chang Suk |
Where to Watch More
While waiting for new episodes, fans can check out Lee Jun Young in “Reborn Rookie” and Song Kang in “Beautiful Vampire,” both streaming on Viki.
For more K-drama behind-the-scenes content and cast updates, follow TechnoSports for the latest coverage.
FAQs
Q1. What does the new “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” making-of video show?
The video covers behind-the-scenes moments from episodes 5 and 6, including a lighthearted segment where Lee Jun Young tries operating the camera himself, followed by a much more intense sequence showing him and Song Kang fully committing to a demanding scene filmed in heavy rain and mud, highlighting the physical effort that goes into the drama’s more dramatic moments
Q2. When does “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” air, and where can fans watch related content?
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“Four Hands, Two Sonatas” airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:10 p.m. KST on tvN. In the meantime, fans can watch Lee Jun Young in “Reborn Rookie” and Song Kang in “Beautiful Vampire,” both available on Viki, giving viewers a chance to see more of the cast’s range while waiting for new episodes of the current drama.
