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Summary

In this behind-the-scenes interview, Chu Young-woo and other cast members of the drama *Gyeonwuhwa* share insights into their roles and experiences. Chu Young-woo discusses his character, the dynamics with co-stars, and fun behind-the-scenes moments, including a playful exchange about fears and personal traits. The conversation also touches on past experiences in high school, popularity, and the challenges of working together on a second project. The cast’s camaraderie and the comfort they feel with each other are evident, creating an engaging and light-hearted atmosphere that fans will enjoy.

Takeaways

• 😀 The interview features Chu Young-woo (Baek Gyeon-woo) and the assistant director (Park Sung-hwa) from the fairy tale drama 'Gyeonwuhwa'.
• 😀 The conversation begins with a light introduction, where Chu Young-woo discusses his role in the drama and the chemistry between the actors.
• 😀 Lee Yeon, a character from the drama, is portrayed as gentle and lovable, but also with a little less innocence compared to other characters.
• 😀 Kihyun's good looks and excellent skin are acknowledged by the participants, especially highlighting how he stands out in person.
• 😀 The participants discuss their popularity in high school, mentioning how they received attention and admiration from peers during festivals.
• 😀 Lee Yeon’s character is described as outwardly kind but with a depth of personality that isn’t immediately apparent.
• 😀 The cast members share a fun moment discussing each other’s personalities, including a lighthearted exchange about being scared of certain things, like haunted houses.
• 😀 A humorous interaction takes place regarding the character’s fear of cockroaches and the scare factor of haunted houses.
• 😀 The interview reveals personal insights into the cast's preferences and personalities, like their views on fate and how they approach challenges.
• 😀 Chu Young-woo and Jo Yi-hyun, both of whom worked together on Marie Claire No. 7, express their familiarity and comfort with each other due to their past collaboration.
• 😀 The interview concludes with a friendly and playful note, with a teaser about the upcoming drama 'Gyeonwoo-ah and Seonnyeo', set to air on June 23rd.

Q & A

Can you tell us about your role in 'Gyeonwuhwa'?

Chu Young-woo plays the role of Baek Gyeon-woo in the drama 'Gyeonwuhwa'. He shares his experiences from the set, mentioning the chemistry between the characters and the overall production.

What do you think about the on-screen relationship with your co-stars?

Chu Young-woo mentions that he and his co-stars looked good together, particularly noting the chemistry with Kihyun. He also compliments Kihyun's skin, highlighting the visual harmony in their characters.

How would you describe Lee Yeon’s character?

Lee Yeon is described as someone who looks kind, lovable, and gentle on the outside. The character also has a bit of a sharp contrast internally, with less of an innocent side, which is why she is called 'Pasocheong'.

Were there any memorable moments while filming 'Gyeonwuhwa'?

One memorable moment for Chu Young-woo was when he received letters and gifts like milk during a festival at his arts high school, something that made him feel popular and appreciated.

Can you explain the difference in your character's popularity in the drama compared to in real life?

Chu Young-woo says his character, like him in high school, was quite popular due to their cheerful and nice personalities. He also adds that popularity in the drama was more about a collective appeal than individual fame.

What was the most challenging part about shooting outside scenes?

Chu Young-woo notes that during outdoor shoots, the wind would blow heavily, which affected his shooting angle. However, he mentions that he was lucky since the wind didn’t affect his scenes as much as others.

How do you feel about the scary scenes in the drama?

Although Chu Young-woo jokes about being scared, he says he isn't afraid of things like haunted houses or fake movie settings, but admits he gets scared by things like cockroaches.

What’s your view on fate and destiny in real life?

Chu Young-woo shares that he is a fatalist, believing that everything happens for a reason. He trusts that if something is meant to be, it will unfold in its own time without the need for forceful action.

How would you rate your partnership with Jo Yi-hyun, and what makes it unique?

Chu Young-woo describes his relationship with Jo Yi-hyun as very comfortable, especially since they are working on their second project together. He appreciates the good rapport, despite the occasional misperception of being distant.

What can fans expect from your upcoming projects?

Chu Young-woo encourages fans to look forward to the pictorial that he and Jo Yi-hyun worked on for 'Marie Claire No. 7', as well as the drama 'Gyeonwoo-ah and Seonnyeo', which will premiere on June 23rd.