Lee Sung-jin, the director and writer of the music video for "Come Back to Me," recently discussed his collaboration with BTS leader RM, also known as Kim Namjoon. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Sung-jin shared RM's response after an accident occurred on set.
BTS RM powers through eye injury to film 'Come Back to Me'
When looking back on his time collaborating with <a href="https://www.mid-day.com/entertainment/korean-entertainment/article/dynamite-explodes-in-bridgerton-bts-joins-highly-anticipated-season-3-with-orchestral-hit-taylor-swift-ariana-grande-nick-jonas-23349080" target="_blank" rel="none noopener">BTS</a>' RM, Sung-jin commented, &ldquo;You&rsquo;re always a little nervous when you&rsquo;re working with these giant global superstars. "Are they going to want to rehearse? Are they going to take notes? RM was game for everything. He was there for long hours&rdquo;. He wondered.&nbsp;
Sung-jin recounted, "First take of the very first scene, he bent down and his head hit the camera and it was a giant gash on his eye and immediately I thought, 'Oh great, I&rsquo;m going to be deported immediately because I&rsquo;ve just scratched this national treasure'. To his credit, he went to the hospital, got stitched up, came back and he was ready to go".
Sung-jin stressed RM's commitment, mentioning that despite the injury, he returned to work on the same day. The filming took three days in Paju, located about an hour and a half away from Seoul, closer to the North Korean border. Sung-jin commended RM's flexibility and openness to feedback, noting how he would offer suggestions and aim for improvement by saying, "we can get that one a little bit better&rdquo;.
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BTS's hit song '<a href="https://www.mid-day.com/entertainment/korean-entertainment/article/dynamite-explodes-in-bridgerton-bts-joins-highly-anticipated-season-3-with-orchestral-hit-taylor-swift-ariana-grande-nick-jonas-23349080" target="_blank" rel="none noopener">Dynamite</a>' is making its way onto Netflix again! After appearing in 'Emily in Paris,' the catchy track is now set to be featured in the upcoming season of 'Bridgerton.'
Netflix confirmed the news, revealing the lineup of songs that will be part of the third season of the show based on Julia Quinn's novels. This season will focus on the love story between characters played by Nicola Coughlan and Luke Newton, and it's hitting screens this week.
Excitement is building for Season 3 of Bridgerton, which kicks off with the first four episodes on May 16th. Adding to the anticipation, the show is reintroducing its unique vibe with new orchestral pop covers. Get ready to groove to reimagined tunes from top artists, performed by the Vitamin String Quartet.&nbsp;
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BTS: RM aka Kim Namjoon recently released the song `Come Back to Me`. The director of the music video recounted an incident of an injury on set

Nothing can stop him! BTS RM aka Kim Namjoon powers through eye injury to film 'Come Back to Me'

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Lee Sung-jin, the director and writer of the music video for "Come Back to Me," recently discussed his collaboration with BTS leader RM

Nothing can stop him! BTS RM powers through eye injury to film 'Come Back to Me'

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