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Scholar Who Walks the Night sends both leads to the hospital

Oh no, what is going on over there on the set for Scholar Who Walks the Night? Yesterday the vampire-sageuk-fusion-fantasy drama sent lead actor Lee Jun-ki to the hospital with a fractured nose (not the beautiful, beautiful nose!), and now we’re hearing that leading lady Lee Yubi is also out with an injured back. Eek!

Lee Jun-ki’s injury occurred during an early dawn shoot on Wednesday, June 10, in what is only described as a fall. He was ushered to the emergency room immediately and underwent surgery later that day; it’ll require a week of recovery, prompting him to cancel drama shoots for the week as well as a scheduled appearance at the Shanghai International Film Festival, which opens this Saturday.

Lee Yubi’s injury occurred at the same time as Lee Jun-ki’s (the two fell together while filming), although her condition wasn’t reported until the next day. (Did they fall down a mountain? Off a cliff?) She experienced enough pain that she couldn’t get up or walk and headed to intensive care, where a specialist diagnosed her with a herniated lumbar disc. She was told she needed to remain in the hospital for one to two weeks, but her management, Sidus HQ, stated that because of filming she would be treated with medication for two or three days at the hospital, and return to work as soon as possible. (To which I say, you were told “as soon as possible” was one to two weeks! Who are you to disagree with the diagnosis?)

Lee Jun-ki’s reps also stated that he’d do his best to not hold up the filming schedule (god, Korea, and your workaholia), although this drama does sound like it’s in reasonably good shape: They began filming in early May and are premiering in July, so they have a decent amount of footage already shot and a good amount of time still left before the drama airs. So the production may not suffer too much—although really, shouldn’t we worry about the actors before the schedule?

Scholar Who Walks the Night is set in the Joseon era and stars Lee Yubi as a young woman who dresses as a man to work at a bookseller and the romance that unfolds when she meets the mysterious scholar played by Lee Jun-ki and learns that he’s a blood-sucking vampire. The drama will follow Warm and Cozy on MBC.

Via TV Report, Newsen

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Articles like this really shed light on the physical toll and potential accidents associated with the production of films and dramas. Hope they get better soon!

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(Also my first thought was 'Not his nose!', too. This perfect face. *sob*)

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Yes, I am worried for Jun Ki. when I first heard of his nose injury, it hurts. Will there be a scar? He looks so good with his pointy nice nose...oh gosh, not his nose! Please get well soon and no scars to your beautiful nose!

MBC ought to be shot...rushing the production that it must premiered in July, and not taking care of the artists enough to prevent accidents! Priority are the artists' health and safety and not premiering the drama on time in July!

I always felt that Jun Ki should not have taken up the offer to do this drama in the beginning!

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oh gosh they really need to rest and heal properly :(( sending them positive vibes!

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Oh no!!!! :(

I wish for a safe and speedy recovery to both Lee Junk-ki and Lee Yubi. Can MBC just put this drama on hold until the leads fully recover?! -.-

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*Lee Jun-ki... me and my spelling errors...

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I think they've filmed ahead of schedule so they have time to recover. This it not in the middle of live shooting where they have to halt everything.

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I know they've already been filming. I should've worded my post differently. I mainly meant "Can MBC just put this drama in another time slot until the leads fully recover?!"

They should let the leads rest and make a full recovery before getting back to filming. The drama can wait! It could be aired later in the year or something. Health comes first. This whole thing is upsetting to me. :(

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This cursed drama...

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For the love of God, let the two get treated first. If two weeks is needed, it should be two weeks. She has disc injury.....these things will worsen if not treated properly and cause more harm in the long run.

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Exactly. Wtf was my only thought at the 2-3 days on medication when the doctor advised 1-2 weeks in the hospital..really guys?

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IKR???

I'm more worried for Yubi. Herniated disc is no joke. And first ep hasn't even started yet.

Jung Kyung-ho also had it in latter part of Cruel City and he can barely do his scenes. At least Scholar isn't in live shoot mode yet. Let the girl rest, please!

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Totally agree. I'm also much more worried about Yubi...
Her managing company is nuts...

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Hope her mom would give Yubi's management company hell (Lady Choi style). They are more concern about making money than their actor's health.

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+11111! I've had that herniated disc problem, if she's not careful she can be paralyzed (not be able to walk). This is so sickening to me, have they heard they work to live, not the other way around?

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Ridiculous when the doctors say two weeks and management company says two days. Makes me cry for these actors.

At least since she's dressing like a man in period costume, she doesn't have to film while wearing high heels. And she can hide a lot of braces/wraps and pain patches under the robes. Poor girl, I hope resuming work against doctors suggestion doesn't result in permanent damage to her back. I imagine her and all these poor kpop boy band members 10 years down the road, sitting in drug rehab because they're addicted to OxyContin from the back injuries they couldn't treat and let heal properly due to "schedules."

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A herniated disc is nothing to play around with, she could end up with pain for the rest of her life.

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or indeed injury herself even more to lead to permanent damage, once your back weakened the chances of further injuries only increase greatly, it not a simply matter of taking pain killers.

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MTE! Now, granted, I wasn't all that diligent about taking care of myself after I got a herniated disk (I waited a couple of months to try physical therapy), but it took me a year to be able to walk without listing to the side, or sit up straight without pain. And I still get relapses bad enough that it takes me a week to walk again.

It's this kind of thing that ought to convince people to give up the live shoot system--even above a quality issue, it's a question of valuing human beings. The entire crew of people working on this drama put themselves through hell because of it. My heart goes out to this poor girl.

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Dear Beanies, the Management company must be SUED. We fans love our Dramas but not when they are this tainted by blood and suffering (a little bruise is a thing, this is FAR beyond tolerable). I wholeheartly agreed on the hiatus in filming Maids for the same reason.

If International Fandom's opinion has ANY weight in the channel's decision, then PLEASE hear us: we PREFER A HIATUS on the production if that means SOMEONE WILL RECEIVE PROPER AND OPORTUNE MEDICAL TREATMENT.

I know it will give you a headache about how will you fill those segments or losing money over the extended period and even fall into penalties, but it will always be better than being considered an inhuman company, since eventually no actor nor actress with some fame will want to work with you.

This is not a joke. A person's health is its most precious possession.

Sorry for the upper caps in some words. I don't want to be rude but emphatical. Sorry also for the assumption that my view reflects the feelings of all Beanies.

Thanks for your patience.

FGB4877.

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I hope they are both able to rest n recover well, w no bad effects.

Seems like Korea is a difficult society to work and live in, esp. for celebrities. You've to:
kowtow to your sundaes;
be the happy mood setter on location and on set;
work long insane hours w/o sleep;
get hurt and insist on going back to work despite doctors' orders;
deal w the effects of such work injuries after the job on hand, which can last for weeks or months;
keep in touch w your fans on various SNS;
live w anti's and sasaeng fans;
be followed around by Dispatch etc.
do charity work and make donations....
And these are just the ones that we know of.

I feel sorry and love K actors in a way that I don't for actors of any other nationality.

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Everyone thinks that being an actor is all about looking good and having money. Actors get inured on film sets all the time, not just Korean actors. They often work under harsh stressful conditions. It's not nearly as glamorous as everyone thinks.

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Actors in the US are more demanding. They do get to sleep.

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oh no, what a tragic..

I'm waiting for this drama, because this would be my first time watching sageuk just because of Lee Yubi (I know there's gu family book but I cant just take that one xD), I've been waiting Lee Yubi to lead a drama, thats why I really anticipating this one :)

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His beautiful nose :( :( I hope they both get well soon.

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Poor things. I bet LJK feels badly b/c there is no way for him to start filming before medically recommended b/c his injury was to his face while hers is not visible. My aunt broke her nose recently (she had the most spectacular double black eyes) and had surgery for it so I've recently seen up close how ugly that can get.

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Then you've never had a herniated disc I'd assume. Give me a broken nose any day. This injury could plague her the rest of her life. You do not want to mess up your back at such a young age. It can mean a lifetime of pain.

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She might mean that he feels bad because even though his injury is less dire than hers, he is the one allowed more rest time simply because his injury is not "hide-able", unlike hers, which is effed up in all sorts of ways.

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I've seen pictures of Jun-ki with a veil over his face from the set. He plays a vampire, they could hide his nose/face if they want.

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I don't think she's comparing who has the worst injury, but rather that LJK may feel bad that he may be unable to continue filming immediately after the surgery due to the visual nature of his injury, and thus affect the production schedule. In fact, he posted a "Thanks and Sorry" message on his Instagram.

However, looking at past productions, I'm sure the production can write in his injury into the script if they wanted to, such as in the case of Gong Hyojin in IOIL.

So let's just hope that the production and agencies will let the actor and actress get sufficient rest and time to recover properly.

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I agree! Having gone through one .....am still experiencing the effect off and on for the last 5 years. It is extremely painful specially when sitting. I really don't know what sort of herniated slipped disc can make one go back to work in 3 days. My full sympathies go out to her but sincerely hope that she listens to her doctors advice and not give into any pressure .

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god another boring sageuk

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It's a vampire cross-dressing sageuk O___O

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So much rage I feel for poor Lee Yubi!! What if they send her back to work and she has back problems for the whole rest of her life because she couldn't heal properly??? THAT IS SO RIDICULOUS =(

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My thoughts exactly. She may not be able to work with her back that messed up. They may have to postpone filming. Should have been more careful with their leads.

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Dear TJ, if they have to postpone the film, so be it. Even if they have to (honourably) let her go for the rest of the filming, so be it. But this Lady needs to receive a proper medical treatment, not just a simple Band-Aid.

I had a bad back two months ago and even when it was just a sprain in my back's muscles it hurt like hell. I couldn't even stand for three days, had to have my pills beside me because something as simple as changing positions in bed was excruciating, and had to crawl just to go to the bathroom. I couldn't work for two weeks!!!. And it was just a simple sprain.

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(Sorry for my rant)... And more than two months later I still have to support my hand on my leg to be able to bend, and I still feel an uneasiness on my back early morning.

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They're sending Lee Yubi back to work in one to two DAYS?!

Does SidusHQ not know what a herniated lumbar disc is?! The poor girl....Lee Jun Ki got his proper time to recover because his injury was to his face but her far more serious injury gets even less of a break?

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It's ridiculous that Lee Yubi's management expects her to go back to work with medication only after 2 to 3 days, against doctor's orders. Do they know the risk? She could develop permanent back problems!

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Isn't this similar to the scene in The Producers?

'Cindy' sprained her ankle and was asked to rest for 4 days but her agency told her to go to Japan to attend an event.

Perhaps Lee Yubi should also go into hiding like 'Cindy'.

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hopefully they will get soon, and other actors will not suffer any injury..

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Have they not heard of stuntmen? Why didn't they use doubles?

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Before, when I heard about artists/actors/actresses suing their agencies for mistreatment, sometimes I would think it's exaggerated. Then I read articles like this. These agencies are pushing their artists too hard; it really can get dangerous.

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Er a herniated disc is bed rest and analgesia. Then physio sessions for moren than a few months.

Is the production company nuts?

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D: That is awful. That means it's bad enough to do a whole re-cast for that role but since they filmed already, they just can't be bothered?

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Geez her leg could go numb it's pretty bad as an acute backpain. The poor actress. I've had people in tears with this diagnosis and she is going to be working still? God.

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apparently her agency had clarified, as per BlackHole below, that she'll have 2-3 days of medication/hospital stay and then she'll get to rest after that for an appropriate amount of time. I hope they keep their word.

The saving grace is that they've been filming for a month and have four weeks to go before the projected premiere, so a week or two off is something Lee Jun-ki and Lee Yubi (especially her) can and should get.

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That's great to know, I hope they stick to it also.

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What were they doing to get injured like this? Where are the stunt doubles?? ):

A bad back is no good. It's definitely something you have to be careful about. They should let her rest. I'm assuming Junki may get to rest fully because a nose after surgery is not something you can hide but Yubi won't get to because you can hide a bad back. Warm and Cozy is still a ways off from being over; it should be fine to take a break. :/ Anyway, I hope their "as soon as possible" doesn't mean after those 2 to 3 days.

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Don't you know Lee Joon Gi never uses stunts?? He makes his action scenes by himself. My question is why she wasn't using one? and what happened with safety straps? they weren't using it or or they were poorly insured?
How can Yoobi's agency say that she will be working in two or three days? are they nuts? I hope she can have the propper rest like Joongi (his agency is nice) I don't care for a delay, I just want my actor gets well.

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Luckily, he have a good and nice agency!

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I didn't know that about him. I also agree that a delay should be the least of anyone's worries when an actor is hurt on the job like that.

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They are humans not vampires. They should rest. I rather have the drama pushed back one to two weeks for them to rest. I can wait.

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I remembered when Gong Hyo Jin got into a car accident during IOIL. She reportedly had 2 surgeries and continued shooting right after in cast and on crutches.

Hope both Lee Yu Bi and Lee Jun Ki have a speedy and complete recovery. They could give both actors some needed rest by filming Chang Min, Kim So Eun and Lee Soo Hyuk's parts first.

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A herniated disc is very painful. They'd probably give her a cortizone injection at the disc itself. I dunno how she'll be able to move around or even stand up straight. You are basically in complete paralyzing pain for 3 days then hunched over for a week or 2.

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I knew Sidus Q was really greedy, but putting one of your actors' health in danger for money is too much. WTH???

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just wtf.. they're human before they're celebrity!
why cant LYB get more rest? her rep is too much, she aint their slave!

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It's not like it has started airing yet, they should just air something else first like some mini dramas or whatever, let them rest...

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Lee Yubi's management DOES realize there could be permanent damage if she doesn't get enough rest right? You won't be able to film later stuff if she gets messed up now, this doesn't make sense from a business standpoint either.
What the hell is their problem? Give her the minimum week, a herniated disc is NO joke. News like this disgusts me, straight up.

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I read about that, maaaaan why? I hope it aint permanent damage. Teacheeeer! please get well soon. waaah why his nose?

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and oh my, Lee Yu Bi´s injury sounds like she shouldn´t rush it! back injuries are to be taken seriously even if they don´t seem severe initially. it may become severe if you don´t obey doctors´orders.

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@bakachild exactly, how is Lee Yubi's management/MBC so greedy that they plan to put thr poor girl on painkillers and force her to go back to the set right in less than half the recommended time when she is supposed to be hospitalised fot AT LEAST one week? When her costar got the full time to recover because he has a face injury? Will MBC really be shameless enough to threaten to recast her for this?

And they must have filmed a lot of scenes already since they began filming one month ago and there is one month left.....MBC and Sidus should stop risking this young woman's. health, what do they thinkis going to happen if she gets in so much pain from not healing properly, that she can't film later in the drama, during the live shoot? Or if her injury becomes worse and she can't work in the future?

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I read about LJK last night but had no idea about Lee Yubi. Maybe they fell off a horse? At least that was by first thought. In an odd way it's a good thing that LJK injury was on his face because they can't hide that and so have to let him rest. I feel awful for Lee Yubi. That' seriously messed up. People complain that idols get forced into things too early but it's actors as well. I would consider hers the more serious injury but she's getting even less time to recover.

I understand they're the leads but since they're a tiny bit ahead in scheduling, you'd think they could try and shoot all the scenes that they're not in first. It may not be many but it's something.

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I've read that the production is going to shoot the scenes that they are not in first.

Even so, knowing the crazy Korean live shooting schedules that the actors and actresses are subjected to, I'm worried that this "delay" may cause the actors and actresses to suffer even more down the road. It may be better if they could delay the broadcast by a week or two.

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And you think Byunpire in Producers is bad. Sheesh.

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She totally came to mind in reading this post.

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This is awful.
This is familiar.

Korean actors need a union as much as underage rug makers in India.

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Aww poor Yubi. An injury in the back is something that has to be taken seriously. God I'm so mad. Listen to the doctor!!

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Isn't this the right time for the infamous K-Netzein and her and his fan to protest the treatment of the actors, even if the actors go on camera and say, "Yes, I want to threaten my future health for the current profits of my agency and producer."

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I agree. Netizen attack necessary. It is a crime to endanger a young woman like that!

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Yes this. K-netizens always seem to attack the wrong things (e.g. Yewon & Lee Tae Im's case which got blown way out proportion t the point of both losing their careers) which situations like this, one would hope k-netizens make a BIG deal out of it. Please. Sometimes I don't even get knetz's logic...smh

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Wow! Am not liking the broken nose thing. It is indeed beautiful nose. But I'm not liking the idea of a wounded disc. Backs are hard to heal...and no painkillers if rest is what's prescribed. Or else, pain killer addiction probability. So sad.

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Love them both and I'm so sad to hear this. Hope they wont go back to work before they are FULLY recovered from their injuries.

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Hi everybody, I read from other news, what LYB's agency mentioned is that LYB will receive 2-3 days medication, then they will see her condition and decide how long she needs to rest and cure, it will take about 1-2 weeks as advised by doctor

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Ok, that's a little better, at least they seem to accept that she needs to rest longer than those 2-3 days....

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I've had two herniated disks - separate incidents - and they are NO JOKE! Especially when it happens to a young person the problems can last a lifetime. The initial injury can take months to heal after intense treatment. This incident makes me mad.

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"not the beautiful, beautiful nose!"

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Who is Sidus HQ's CEO? Byun-pire?

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you and I had the same thoughts, it seems.... I'm in actual fear for her health right now.

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I really hope Sidus/MBC doesn't force Lee Yubi back to the set before she's had the appropriate amount of rest, a herniated disc is not the kind of injury that can be easily ignored after a few painkillers. I've been looking forward to her first-ever lead role since she signed on but not like this...:(

And NOOOOOOOOOOOO not oppa's nose! His beautiful, beautiful nose....but the small upside of it being a facial injury is that he CAN'T film and will get his time to recover. Which is better luck than poor Yubi had, she's the one with the worse injury but being subjected to potential Byun-pire tactics to get her back to work at the cost of her health :(

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our hope is that if he is not filming, lee Yu Bi will have no reason to be there either.

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y'all shouldn't be worried about their injuries.... who knows,I might be the "perfect one" for this drama....just kidding.

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Sorry, didn't get the joke.

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Oh nooooooo for Lee Jun-Ki & Lee Yu-Bi. :(
Difficulty breathing through your nose and a herniated disc (for that matter back problems in general) are serious matters. No joke about it! May they both receive the best care available.

First and foremost, both actors should be allowed the proper rest to fully recuperate from the injuries they sustained. I hope LJK's beautiful nose is correctly realigned by the doctors and that he completely heals from the fractured nose/nasal bone fractures. And I hope that LYB is able to completely heal and not suffer from lifelong back pain as a result of this on the job injury (aka OJI).

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This is really horrifying news--not so much the accident (which is bad in and of itself) but the complete indifference that seems to be shown by the actors' reps and the drama production team to the actors' health and well-being.

I agree with all the comments above that the actors should have sufficient time to recuperate instead of being forced to return to work.

I send my well wishes to Lee Jun-ki and Lee Yu-bi though!

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can they really do that? I mean, legally, if doctors reccomend 1-2 weeks of rest, isn't it against some labour law to let the person come back to work before that time? I mean, if someone hurt themselves on set, wouldn't it be bad to let that person on set again before some doctor gives an A-ok? Because if her injury gets worse or if she gets hurt again, ins't that ground for a huge lawsuit? like against the agency for pushing it and also agaist the whole production for allowing it. And these expensieve productions, don't they work with some insurance of sorts (for accidents and such)? isn't allowing injured people to go on working against medical orders grounds to lose the insurance? I'm in a different country and also a different field that's really tense about injuries at work, so I really don't get how all this works. don't they have actor's union or something?

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Obi-Wan Kenobi: Who's the more foolish? The fool or the fool that follows him?

I've been actively following K-dramas for at least 5 years now. There hasn't been a single year when an actor, or crew member, hasn't been seriously injured or killed. At this point, it's common place but I continue to watch and follow the dramas. I recognize that dramas will continue whether I watch or not but what does it say about me that I enable an industry that clearly cares very little about the safety and well-being of its greatest assets?

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Dear EVW09, it says about you that you CARE, that you feel for the actors and that you are a warm person. That you question the morality of such practices is an healthy thing, but to go as far as to ask yourself if you are a bad person just for enjoying a form of entertainment were such practices happens tells me that you are probably misinformed about the compromises we live with or a very naive person.

Then the small script about the reality we live in: there is a compromise in everything. A feww examples:

When we eat chicken we don't eat a happy smiling chicken came from a green field with a rainbow behind, but one that can barely move in a small place, forced to feed by controling his circarian cycle and that usually is sacrificed few weeks after getting out his egg. In fact male chickens are usually killed since the ones that puts eggs are female ones.

The time we spend overworking is time we could spend with our families.

Got a cheap shirt from a third world country?, there is a big posibility someone is spending his/her childhood being productive instead of being educated.

The bottom line is: don't let this news crawl under your skin, and please enjoy what you do/have but being more aware about the hidden costs. It will make you appreciate other's works and lives much better and it will lead you into a more compassionate life.

Sorry for the bleak post in an entertainment forum.

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No no no no no
don't work yourself beyond your capacity Lee Yubi!!
Think about your future T_T

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I'm worried about Lee Yubi. Seriously, what they're planning is not a good idea. She needs to recover. Ugh...I feel sick just thinking about it. This madness needs to stop.

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Is it possible to make his makeup a little less obvious? I think this obsession with skin whitening is going a little overboard ...

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If the doctor says 2 weeks then its 2 weeks. No shortcut to recovery. W back injury is serious. Lee Yubi's maanagement should put their foot down. The actors wellbeing should always come first. This is ridiculous. What happens to our dear actors if they cant do other dramas in the future because of this physical abuse?
And Junki's beautiful nose needs to heal perfectly!

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I won't watch this because I am not going to support this kind of slave labor management.

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