Kim Nam-joo praises Cha Eun-woo ahead of 'Wonderful World' release
Kim Nam-joo praised the 'Gangnam Beauty' star Cha Eun-woo's acting skills
South Korean actress Kim Nam-Joo and singer-actor Cha Eun-woo are slated to star in Wonderful World and revealed what it was like sharing the screen.
During a press conference on Thursday at MBC’s Golden Mouth Hall in Mapo District, western Seoul, the two shed light on their experience working together.
"I believe our chemistry is a perfect 100," the True Beauty star deemed.
He went on to express, "Kim was proactive, sharing her acting insights and offering valuable advice, which made our collaboration a real pleasure."
The Model star reciprocated Cha’s compliments by rating their dynamic duo as "110 points."
"I found working with Cha to be truly fascinating and humbling," she described her collaboration with A Good Day to Be a Dog actor.
"It's his warmth of personality and the open-mindedness he brings to his acting that really won me over," Kim added.
The pair will be featured in the mystery drama which promises a dark narrative filled with unexpected twists.
Kim, 52, will step in as Eun Soo-Hyun, a mother harbouring personal vengeance following the murder of her son.
During her quest for revenge, she encountered Kwon Seon-yul, played by Cha, 26, who is a mysterious man holding on to similar grievances and scars of familial loss.
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