“You were my first love”: Gong Yoo talks about how he ended up on Coffee Prince with Chae Jung An

Gong Yoo appeared as a special guest on Chae Jung An’s show. The actors have previously worked together in the hit romantic comedy “Coffee Prince.” The actors praised each other for their great work in the drama and also discussed an alternative ending with a happy ending for their characters.

On October 14th, Chae Jung An’s YouTube channel released the teaser for the next episode of her show Chae Jung An TV with Gong Yoo. The Coffee Prince co-actors reunited for the new episode and also discussed their superhit drama. Gong Yoo praised his co-actor and said, “It was easy to act with you because you really felt like a first love, you were so beautiful.”

The two also shared their opinions on what would have happened if their characters had gotten together. Gong Yoo expressed that he thought they would have been happy together since they didn’t clash much in real life. Chae Jung An also agreed with him.

Coffee Prince, an adaptation of a novel, is a 2007 drama that revolves around Go Eun Chan, a 24-year-old woman who is often mistaken for a young boy. She is hired by Choi Han Gyul to work in a cafe. Furthermore, he uses her to pose as his gay lover so that he can stay away from the wedding meetings arranged by his grandmother. But Choi Han Gyul is unaware that Go Eun Chan is actually a woman. Gong Yoo, Yoon Eun Hye, Lee Sun Kyun and Chae Jung An star in the drama.

Gong Yoo started his career as a video jockey in 2000. He made his acting debut in 2001 with the drama School 4. The actor has been part of dramas such as Goblin, Squid Game, Coffee Prince, The Silent Sea, Big, and more. He also starred in popular films such as “Silenced”, “Kim Ji Young: Born 1982”, “Train to Busan” and many others.

Chae Jung An debuted in 1996 with the drama Three Guys and Three Girls. Over the years, she appeared in dramas such as Coffee Prince, Suits, The Pig King, and more.

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