An Jae-wook: "Hwang Jung-min and Ryu Seung-ryong, the legendary Class of '90... From hardship to the top" [What to Do with What's Left] [Byeolbyeol TV]

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Actor An Jae-wook mentioned his Seoul Institute of the Arts classmates.

On the 15th, An Jae-wook appeared as a guest on tvN Story's variety program 'What to Do with What's Left'.

That day, Lee Young-ja said, "What memories do we share with you? We don't have any from school, do we? I was your senior." She added, "Seoul Institute of the Arts was famous, but the Class of '90 was even more famous."

In response, An Jae-wook said, "Among my classmates were Ryu Seung-ryong, Im Won-hee, Lee Hae-young, Hwang Jung-min, Choi Deok-moon, and others."

Lee Young-ja emphasized, "The Class of '90 is incredibly glamorous today. The legendary Class of '90."

An Jae-wook stated, "Friends who have become top stars in the film industry today spent nearly a decade struggling in theater, starting with small roles before rising to the top." He added, "I was quickly recognized right after being hired through the public recruitment."

He further noted, "I received the Grand Prize last year. It was my first time." An Jae-wook shared the Grand Prize at the 'KBS Drama Awards' last year with Eom Ji-won for the drama 'Please Give Me the Eagle Brothers!'.

Meanwhile, An Jae-wook debuted as the 23rd public recruit of MBC in 1994 and gained significant popularity with the drama 'Stars in My Heart'. He continued to achieve back-to-back hits with 'Sunflower', 'Revenge of the Blood', and 'O Pilsung Bong Soon-young', establishing himself as a top actor.

However, he caused controversy due to drunk driving incidents in 2003 and 2019. In 2019, after voluntarily withdrawing from the musical 'Hero' he was starring in, he took time for self-reflection and returned five months later with the play 'Misery'.

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