Actor Jung Hae-in and Ha Young reveal behind-the-scenes stories of filming in Japan amid controversy over the great-great-grandfather's collaboration with Japan: "There were many special moments" [Salon Drop]

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Amid controversy surrounding Ha Young's great-great-grandfather's alleged collaboration with Japan, actor Jung Hae-in shared behind-the-scenes stories from the filming of 'What a Love'.

On the 11th, a video titled 'Eating Well and Pretty Hae-in | EP.152 Jung Hae-in | Salon Drop' was released on the YouTube channel 'TEO TEO'. Jung Hae-in appeared as a guest to promote the Netflix series 'What a Love'.

On this day, Jung Hae-in recalled special moments he experienced while filming 'What a Love'. He stated, "There was a filming location in Japan, and among the supporting actors were my fans. I didn't know at first."

Jung Hae-in said, "During filming, there are times when we cut and prepare for the next setup. The supporting actors kept looking at me and greeted me with unusual kindness. At first, I thought, 'As expected, Japan is very polite and nice.'"

However, there was an unexpected reason behind the supporting actors' kindness. Jung Hae-in explained, "I later found out they were my fans. I learned this fact after filming ended."

He continued, "It seems it was around 3 or 4 in the morning at that time. I went to each of them one by one and thanked them sincerely. There were even mothers and daughters who came together. Both said they were my fans."

Jung Hae-in remarked, "I think it was a good memory for them too, but it became an unforgettable moment for me. It seems this work had particularly many special moments."

Meanwhile, Ha Young, who co-starred with Jung Hae-in in 'What a Love', recently became embroiled in controversy over allegations of collaboration with Japan by her great-great-grandfather, Ahn Sang-ho. Initially, Ha Young's side denied the allegations as baseless, but later reversed their stance after confirming records showing Ahn Sang-ho was listed on the membership roster of the Daetong Friendship Association during the Japanese colonial period, issuing an apology.

As the controversy spread, Ha Young's interview for 'What a Love', scheduled for the 14th, was also cancelled.

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