'Mojamussa' Gu Gyeo-hun: "Surprised by Go Yoon-jung on set; an actor who knows how to create the atmosphere"

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'Everyone Is Fighting Their Own Worthlessness' shared their impressions of working together with Gu Gyeo-hun and Go Yoon-jung.

'On the 17th, the production presentation for JTBC's new Saturday-Sunday drama "Everyone Is Fighting Their Own Worthlessness" (script by Park Hae-young, directed by Cha Young-hoon, hereinafter "Mojamussa") was held at the Stanford Hotel in Sangam, Mapo-gu, Seoul. The event was attended by director Cha Young-hoon, along with actors Gu Gyeo-hun, Go Yoon-jung, Oh Jung-se, Kang Mal-geum, Park Hae-jun, and Han Sun-hwa.

'"Mojamussa" is a work that follows a human's search for peace while struggling with madness caused by envy and jealousy over being the only one who cannot get ahead among accomplished friends. It is a collaboration between writer Park Hae-young, known for "My Mister" and "My Liberation Notes," and director Cha Young-hoon, known for "When the Camellia Blooms" and "Welcome to Samdal-ri," garnering great expectations.

'In the drama, Gu Gyeo-hun plays Hwang Dong-man, a film director preparing for his debut for the 20th year while living within the emotions of envy and jealousy. Go Yoon-jung plays Byun Eun-a, a planning PD at the film company Choi Films.

'Gu Gyeo-hun said about Go Yoon-jung, "You'll see in the scenes that Hwang Dong-man unilaterally spews out sentences and lines in the scenes with Byun Eun-a," and added, "I was truly surprised by actor Go Yoon-jung. I was surprised by her reaction in those scenes, by the emotions she expressed with her eyes. She is an actor who knows how to create the atmosphere. I received a lot of help from Go Yoon-jung."

'Go Yoon-jung also poured out praise for Gu Gyeo-hun. She said, "I felt burdened just before filming began, but since there were many scenes filmed with Gu Gyeo-hun on set, the burden naturally disappeared," and added, "I didn't intentionally try to rely on him, but I naturally ended up relying on him."

'She continued, "Gu Gyeo-hun has so many lines. I have a lot of white space. I prepared to fill the gap between us without it being boring, but he made it impossible for me to stay still, making my preparation seem pointless. Gu Gyeo-hun's diverse acting brought out natural reactions in every shot."

'"Everyone Is Fighting Their Own Worthlessness" shared their impressions of working together with Gu Gyeo-hun and Go Yoon-jung.

'On the 17th, the production presentation for JTBC's new Saturday-Sunday drama "Everyone Is Fighting Their Own Worthlessness" (script by Park Hae-young, directed by Cha Young-hoon, hereinafter "Mojamussa") was held at the Stanford Hotel in Sangam, Mapo-gu, Seoul. The event was attended by director Cha Young-hoon, along with actors Gu Gyeo-hun, Go Yoon-jung, Oh Jung-se, Kang Mal-geum, Park Hae-jun, and Han Sun-hwa.

'"Mojamussa" is a work that follows a human's search for peace while struggling with madness caused by envy and jealousy over being the only one who cannot get ahead among accomplished friends. It is a collaboration between writer Park Hae-young, known for "My Mister" and "My Liberation Notes," and director Cha Young-hoon, known for "When the Camellia Blooms" and "Welcome to Samdal-ri," garnering great expectations.

'In the drama, Gu Gyeo-hun plays Hwang Dong-man, a film director preparing for his debut for the 20th year while living within the emotions of envy and jealousy. Go Yoon-jung plays Byun Eun-a, a planning PD at the film company Choi Films.

'Gu Gyeo-hun said about Go Yoon-jung, "You'll see in the scenes that Hwang Dong-man unilaterally spews out sentences and lines in the scenes with Byun Eun-a," and added, "What truly surprised me about actor Go Yoon-jung was her reaction to that, and the lines she delivered with her eyes. She is an actor who knows how to create the atmosphere. I received a lot of help from Go Yoon-jung."

'Go Yoon-jung also poured out praise for Gu Gyeo-hun. She said, "I felt burdened just before filming began, but since there were many scenes filmed with Gu Gyeo-hun on set, the burden naturally disappeared," and added, "I didn't intentionally try to rely on him, but I naturally ended up relying on him."

'She continued, "Gu Gyeo-hun has so many lines. I have a lot of white space. I prepared to fill the gap between us without it being boring, but he made it impossible for me to stay still, making my preparation seem pointless. Gu Gyeo-hun's diverse acting brought out natural reactions in every shot."

'Meanwhile, "Mojamussa" will premiere on the 18th at 10:40 p.m.

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