Kim Eun-hee Kneels for Husband Jang Hang-jun: "Please Believe in Me for One Year" [Hae-tu][★Bam TV]

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Film director Jang Hang-jun spoke of the support he received from his wife, screenwriter Kim Eun-hee, during her early days as an unknown.

In a broadcast on the 21st of KBS 2TV’s variety program 'Happy Together - It's Good Not to Be Alone' (hereinafter 'Hae-tu'), Yoo Jae-suk, Jang Hang-jun, Yoon Jong-shin, and special MC Sung Si-kyung appeared and shared the concerns and stories of participants.

On this day, the Luboche team discussed their crisis of disbandment. Member Lee Tae-young said, "If there are no events, we keep living by working part-time jobs. I work at a meat restaurant and also as a bartender. It’s difficult to make a living in Korea just from singing. In reality, as we kept facing challenges, my parents provided both financial and emotional support. But when I turned 30, I felt they started thinking I should stop singing and look toward the future. So I once seriously considered telling the team members that we should quit."

Park Tae-yong also confessed, "I too face many realistic problems. I work at the National Chorus Youth Education Team, and my contract ends this year. Once the contract is over, as each year passes, my age increases but there’s no clear career path, so I began wondering if continuing music was the right choice. We discussed these concerns extensively."

Upon hearing this, Jang Hang-jun said, "Didn’t we go through a time when our work wasn’t going well? I thought that doing what you love while earning a lot of money is like cheating. But as we kept pursuing what we loved, there were times when we managed to earn some money."

Jang Hang-jun then added, "How about overcoming challenges through marriage? Your wife has ways to earn too," mentioning screenwriter Kim Eun-hee.

Jang Hang-jun shared, "As I spent years preparing for my directorial debut without any clear timeline, my father grew concerned and called us as a couple. He suggested we open a metalworking shop together since he feared I might never become a director. But I had no excuse to offer after all the hardship we’d endured. Then my wife knelt down and said, 'Our husband will definitely become a film director. Please believe in him for just one year.' She even urged us to get married."

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