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What do you think about the fact that they killed him because he spoke the truth?
>In a recent interview, Yeun said working on set felt like "being in a concentration camp."
>"I'm at my breaking point. Honestly, it's probably the most degrading work I've ever done, especially concerning Frank [Darabont]. He's a very troubled man. I'd often hear little racist things on set, like this one time I had just gotten the script, and Frank came up to me and asked me if I'd like that with some rice to go. Just small things like that."
>As if that wasn't enough, Yeun also reveals he has to work more than triple the time his co-stars put in, often reshooting scenes until director Greg Nicotero feels they're "asian enough."
>"It's gotten to the point I don't even sleep anymore, I barely eat, I just work and try to keep up with demands."
>In a recent interview, Yeun said working on set felt like "being in a concentration camp."
>"I'm at my breaking point. Honestly, it's probably the most degrading work I've ever done, especially concerning Frank [Darabont]. He's a very troubled man. I'd often hear little racist things on set, like this one time I had just gotten the script, and Frank came up to me and asked me if I'd like that with some rice to go. Just small things like that."
>As if that wasn't enough, Yeun also reveals he has to work more than triple the time his co-stars put in, often reshooting scenes until director Greg Nicotero feels they're "asian enough."
>"It's gotten to the point I don't even sleep anymore, I barely eat, I just work and try to keep up with demands."
