Cho Hangyeol, born in 2002, "Miss Hong" = First lead movie, "I'm nervous that I'll be a nuisance to my seniors." [Interview 1]

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• Interview with actor Cho Han-kyul, who plays Albot Oh in tvN's Saturday drama "Undercover Miss Hong."

Actor Cho Hangyul expressed his feelings about participating in his first major film "Undercover Miss Hong."

Cho Han-kyul, who met at the Star News headquarters in Jongno-gu, Seoul on the 13th, talked about tvN's Saturday-Sunday drama "Undercover Miss Hong" (script Moon Hyun-kyung, director Na Seon-ho), which ended on the 8th.

"Undercover Mitsuhong" is a left-handed retro-office comedy that takes place in the late 1990s when Hong Geum-bo (Park Shin-hye), an elite securities supervisor in his 30s, disguised as a 20-year-old employee at a securities company where the flow of funds was captured. In the play, Cho Han-gyeol played the role of Abbott Oh, the grandchild of Chairman Han Min-gwon and the head of the crisis management headquarters of Han Min-gwon.

This is Cho's first major film. In this regard, Cho Hangyul said, "It was my first major film, so I felt a lot of pressure at first, but seniors, directors, and staff took care of it a lot. I was able to do it comfortably because of that, he said. "It's a work that I think will be remembered for a long time because I played a big role for the first time."

Cho Han-gyeol, who was born in 2002, confessed that he felt a great sense of responsibility for working with his seniors. He said, "The seniors were so veteran. I was also nervous because it was the first time that I had no peers. I thought a lot about whether I would be a nuisance. He said, "There was a lot of pressure to monitor the scene and ask, 'Is it right that I did a good job?' and added, "But the seniors helped me a lot, so I got a good result."

Albatto, played by Cho Han-kyul, is a free spirit owner. Cho Han-kyul, who played Albot, who is slick and has a good personality, said, "My shyness is relieved, and when I have really close friends, I have a tendency like Albot Oh. The body also seeks freedom and hates being suppressed," he said, referring to the contact point with the character.

As it is the late 1990s, which is the background of the era of the work, he also devoted his heart and soul to external styling. He said, "I've looked for styling a lot. I shared a lot of opinions with stylists and drama costume teams, he said. "I actually thought the clothes stood out, but I wanted to try out the times, and I wanted to play a role that looked cheeky but was nice. It was good to go well with the orange feel," he said, expressing satisfaction.

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