'Real Education' School Violence Victim Lee Chan-yong Reveals Behind-the-Scenes of Audition Success: "Everyone Clapped During a Meeting"

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Actor Lee Chan-yong shares the behind-the-scenes story of passing the audition for the drama 'Real Education'.

The July issue of Viviti TV's content 'Monthly Jecheol', set to be released at 8 p.m. on the 23rd, will feature actors Lee Chan-yong and Lee Da-eun.

Recently, Lee Chan-yong, who left a strong impression as Kim Kyung-min, a student victim of school violence, in episode 1 of the Netflix drama 'Real Education', revealed his changed status after the drama's release: "I had 1,400 Instagram followers, but now I have 31,000."

Earlier, Lee Chan-yong mentioned in an interview that he turned off his Instagram notifications to avoid becoming arrogant. In response, Song Eun-i offered a realistic remark: "You're not quite there yet."

Lee Chan-yong then recalled the moment he learned he had passed the 'Real Education' audition, sharing the behind-the-scenes detail: "We were in a meeting, and everyone clapped together."

Lee Da-eun, who has appeared in dramas such as '24-Hour Health Club', 'Good Woman Busemi', and the film 'History of Confession', wittily introduces herself by saying, "I haven't been on screen for long, but I've appeared in many places." She then boldly states her ambition: "One day, my dream is to win the Best New Actor award at the Blue Dragon Film Awards."

Song Eun-i praises Lee Da-eun, who has gained popularity for her character 'Ms. Ji-su' in the YouTube vlog 'Badder Nurses Job Seeker', saying, "She really excels at delivering fake documentaries." When asked about the most memorable comment she received, Lee Da-eun replied, "'Ji-su must have eaten a lot of delicious food since she started dating Sang-hoon'," showcasing her unique witty charm.

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