“I remember Luke stood there with arms wide open, just ready for an embrace,” Yerin recently told Netflix’s Tudum. “That was the moment I was like, ‘Ah, OK, I don’t need to stress about these little things now. I can just genuinely focus on the on-screen connection with him.'”
And Luke, for his part, is excited to share this particular story with fans.
“What’s striking about season four is that it’s the struggle between a proper old-school fairy tale,” he told Tudum. “The romance of it, and the actual reality of the world.”
He continued, “And both are true. You have to hold both of them—the romance and the reality—in your hand. In its best version, ‘true love’ happens in the middle of that.”
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