"Due to the real estate recession, 'two houses lost'...""Failed to hit the box office. I know it well." Ha Jung-woo, Jungwoo Ha, candidly, "Building owner." [Star Issue]

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Actor Kim Jungwoo Ha (48, real name Kim Sung-hoon) has revealed various issues, including public romantic relationship with influencer Cha Jung-won (37, real name Cha Mi-young), selling buildings, and failing to hit the box office.

On the 9th, a production presentation for tvN's new Saturday-Sunday drama "How to Be a Building Owner in Korea" (hereinafter referred to as "Building Owner") was held at The Link Seoul Hotel in Sindorim-dong, Guro-gu, Seoul. Director Lim Pil-sung and actors Jungwoo Ha, Lim Soo-jung, Kim Jun-han, Jung Soo-jung (Crystal), and Shim Eun-kyung attended.

"Builders" depicts a suspense that occurs when a living-type building owner, Ki Jungwoo Ha, participates in a fake kidnapping drama to protect his family and building that are more precious than his life.

In particular, the main Jungwoo Ha is attracting great attention as it is the first TV drama in 19 years since "Hit." In addition, Jungwoo Ha drew attention by announcing the double celebration that she is dating Cha Jung-won on the premise of marriage. When asked about Cha Jung-won's response, he said, "That friend (Cha Jung-won) always sends a message of support. So just because (the passion) was released does not mean that the voice of support will grow. He is a friend who always gives affection. Nothing has changed," he said, showing off his solid love front.

As a 'building owner', he did not shy away from the news of the sale, which was reported at the time of the drama's release. While he owns four buildings, he has put up a building in Gwansul-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, and a building in Bangi-dong, Songpa-gu for sale for a total of 26.5 billion won.

In response, Jungwoo Ha said, "As you all know, the real estate market is bad, so we 'didn't'. It was released two years ago, so I didn't make such a decision because of a change of heart with this drama," he said.

Then, he said, "However, there is a part that was very transferred while filming 'Builders'. I also have a building, and I realized early on that the owner of the building does not support a pink future or much economically. In that sense, there were many things I could relate to about this scenario. There was also something I did when I lacked real estate knowledge. That's why it's true that I've been introduced to the narrative of the jockey species more than anyone else," he said differently.

Jungwoo Ha also showed off his unique wit, saying, "That doesn't mean that the building I put out has defects."

In addition, Jungwoo Ha coolly acknowledged the downturn in the swamp of poor box office performance, drawing attention. The films "Closet," "Unofficial Operation," "1947 Boston," "Hijacking," "Broken," and his directions "Lobby" and "The People Upstairs" last year were all unfortunate.

As a result, attention has been paid to whether he will regain his old reputation with the new "Builders." Jungwoo Ha said calmly, "I know that my box office performance has not been good since COVID-19."

He said, "That doesn't mean you'll change your operation or do any kind of authority. I feel the same way every time I do my work. I always worked with the same determination, so I have no regrets about it (failure to make it). If a person has to do something for the rest of his or her life, I think this is also a part of facing and dealing with. Just as there are mornings, days, and nights. I just want this night to end quickly with the human mind and it will be a morning when the brilliant sun rises in this work," he said with a detached attitude.

The first episode of "Builders" will air at 9:10 p.m. on the 14th.

Meanwhile, Jungwoo Ha has shaved its head to film director Yoon Jong-bin's new film "Ordinary People." This work tells the story of the Roh Tae-woo administration. It is known that Jungwoo Ha played the role of Chun Doo-hwan and Son Seok-gu played the role of Roh Tae-woo in the play.

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