Seo In Guk reveals he suffered a panic attack while shooting a mid-air scene in 'Death’s Game'

'Death’s Game’, brought a star-studded cast to the forefront of the K-Drama scene, generating excitement among viewers eager to witness the unfolding of the suspenseful narrative. However, the gripping on-screen moments weren't the only ones keeping audiences on the edge of their seats—lead actor Seo In Guk recently disclosed the intense challenges he faced during the filming process, revealing that certain scenes in the series triggered a panic attack.
Making a guest appearance on Rain's talk show, ‘Season B Season’, Seo In Guk opened up about the harrowing experiences he encountered on set, particularly during what he described as "a lot of falling scenes" in the drama. While such scenes might seem routine for many actors, Seo In Guk, who had already acknowledged his fear of heights before taking on the role, found himself confronted with unexpected difficulties.
The actor's revelation unfolded as he detailed a particularly daunting moment on set. Seo In Guk found himself suspended in the air, hanging from a crane, a circumstance that proved to be overwhelmingly terrifying. The gravity-defying experience led to a startling realization—he had "severe acrophobia". Describing the nerve-wracking incident, Seo In Guk recounted, "I was hanging on a crane and went up really high. When they told me to hold on while they changed the camera settings, there was a duration when I stayed in the air. That was so painful, so I got a panic attack".
Even in behind-the-scenes footage, keen-eyed viewers noted Seo In Guk's visible fear of heights during the filming of one of his suspended scenes. The actor's determination to power through these challenging moments not only showcased his commitment to the craft but also earned him newfound appreciation from the audience.
As the drama continues to captivate audiences, Seo In Guk's candid revelations provide a unique insight into the behind-the-scenes struggles that often accompany the creation of riveting on-screen narratives.