Kim Su-ro, the loan is 1.1 billion won because of the play.."I hope it goes well" [Ah Geunjin ★ Night TV View]

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Actor Kim Soo-ro mentioned the loan he received for the play he produced.

Actors Kim Soo-ro, Um Ki-jun, and Park Geon-hyung appeared as guests on the SBS entertainment program "No, but really!" which aired on the afternoon of the 30th.

On this day, Lee Sang-min asked Kai, "Isn't there 22 people saved in the phone number?" and Kai replied, "The number has increased to about 100."

When Kim Soo-ro expressed expectations, saying, "Do you still have your brother's number?" Kai confessed, "I don't have it," drawing laughter.

Later, Kim Soo-ro said of the kiss scene in the work, "It's strange if Jes-su or her sister-in-law gets caught (against the kiss scene). That's inevitable," he confessed.

When Lee Sang-min asked, "Then do you call that colleague?" Kim Soo-ro was puzzled and said, "I don't." Isn't that even stranger?"

Kim Su-ro even took out a loan to make a play. Kim Soo-ro smiled awkwardly when the MCs said, "They said they received 1.1 billion loans." In response, Lee Soo-ji cheered, saying, "I really want the play to go well."

Um Ki-jun and Park Geon-hyung confessed their mistakes on stage. Um Ki-jun said, "There is a song called 'Hell Song' that is sung in 'Monte Cristo'. There's a lyric called "I'll give you a present, terrible hell to you guys" and it was called "Alurala Alurala". My mind went blank. I've done that only once. Fortunately, I remembered it to a certain extent, so I saved the ending," he confessed.

Park Geon-hyung said, "I've forgotten the lyrics a lot. There is a great sense of fear. I can't remember the lyrics, but it's really scary when the song starts. On days like that, you get to act even more," he confessed, drawing laughter.

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