Getting injured on set can have long-lasting consequences for actors, as Ma Dong-seok can testify. The Korean-American actor, also known as Don Lee, attended a press conference for his upcoming movie The Roundup: No Way Out yesterday (May 24), which reportedly marked his first in-person interview in four years. He confessed to South Korean media that it was because he...
Action star Ma Dong-seok revealed that old injuries caused him to avoid in-person interviews for four years.Getting injured on set can have long-lasting consequences for actors, as Ma Dong-seok can testify.
Admitting that the situation could have had far worse consequences, the 52-year-old gave props to his "strong bones" for surviving the accident.
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