Koo Sung-hwan was once by the side of Jo Seung-woo 22 years ago… His youthful appearance at age 25 'captured' [I Live Alone]

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Actor Koo Sung-hwan recalled his debut era 22 years ago, when he worked alongside Jo Seung-woo.

In the episode of MBC's variety show 'I Live Alone' broadcast on the 16th, Koo Sung-hwan was seen going on a motorcycle ride with Taehwan, his younger brother who is 26 years his junior.

On this day, Koo Sung-hwan enjoyed a food-focused ride with Taehwan, whom he had met at a motorcycle licensing test center. The two showcased their exceptional appetites by visiting a donut shop after eating pizza and pasta.

Koo Sung-hwan said, "Riding is actually just an excuse. I came to eat with you," adding, "Shall I tell you why your older brother bought a motorcycle? You can eat 8 or 9 meals wherever you go," which drew laughter.

After riding for approximately 34 km, Koo Sung-hwan spotted the Namyangju Comprehensive Studio and recalled his debut days.

He revealed, "Your older brother debuted in the 2004 film 'Low Life.'" In a past video subsequently released, Koo Sung-hwan's youthful appearance was captured as he held an umbrella next to Jo Seung-woo, drawing attention.

Regarding his acting at the time, Koo Sung-hwan explained, "The director wanted me to speak like a voice actor. It was a continuation of 'A Soldier's Son.'"

Koo Sung-hwan then asked Taehwan, "What were you doing in 2004?" In response, Taehwan replied, "I wasn't born yet. I was born in 2006," leaving Koo Sung-hwan flustered.

After a moment of silence, Koo Sung-hwan joked, "Call me 'Dad,'" bringing laughter to the scene.

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