'I'll Go to Work Tomorrow!' Kang Mi-na: "Won Gyu-bin is kind and considerate; I actually felt excited while filming" [Interview ①]

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• tvN Monday-Tuesday Drama 'I'll Go to Work Tomorrow!' Interview with Actress Kang Mi-na, who plays Yoon No-a

Actress Kang Mi-na of 'I'll Go to Work Tomorrow!' revealed that she actually felt excitement while working alongside Won Gyu-bin.

On the 29th, Kang Mi-na shared various insights during an interview related to tvN's Monday-Tuesday drama 'I'll Go to Work Tomorrow!' (written by Kim Kyung-min, directed by Jo Eun-sol), held at a café in Jongno-gu, Seoul.

'I'll Go to Work Tomorrow!' is a story about a seven-year office worker suffering from daily monotony who meets a sharp-tongued boss and regains excitement in both love and work. In the drama, Kang Mi-na plays Yoon No-a, a five-year office worker experiencing growing pains in love and career. Overcoming scars from a long-term relationship, she delivers a more mature performance by sharing romantic chemistry with Lee Jae-in (played by Won Gyu-bin), a younger man who moves forward without hesitation.

Regarding her synchronization with the character Yoon No-a, Kang Mi-na said, "I think it's about 90% similar. When I'm in love, I tend to give everything to the person I love. (Yoon) No-a probably got hurt because she didn't calculate anything when it came to love and gave a lot."

She also shared behind-the-scenes details about working with Won Gyu-bin, who played her co-star. Kang Mi-na said, "Won Gyu-bin was very nervous at first. I wondered if meeting privately for meals or coffee might help him relax, so we met off-set and talked a lot. He turned out to be kind and considerate, and our chemistry was great. When I came up with ideas, he responded well, which made me really happy."

Kang Mi-na also mentioned that she felt the charm of a younger man through this project. She stated, "Actually, I don't usually like dating someone younger. I'm not particularly into it, but while filming, I found Won Gyu-bin to be kind and considerate, so I actually felt excited during shooting. Although I generally don't like characters with noticeable dyed hair, his perm hairstyle suited him well. I personally love long wavy hair. And I do like kind and considerate people in real life."

She also candidly discussed the challenges of adapting to different genres. Recalling her previous horror film 'Gigilo,' she said, "When filming 'Gigilo,' I thought making a horror movie was difficult. But when switching to a romance, talking about love felt really hard. It was challenging to act in a way that would resonate with many people. This work had its own difficulties too. Each genre has its advantages. Also, while filming this romance, I missed action scenes. I even wondered if I might be better suited for action."

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