Actor Jung Woo says he felt burdened after 'Reply 1994' + talks about being on 'Three Meals a Day'

Actor Jung Woo appeared as a guest on the SBS radio program 'Choi Hwa Jung's Power Time' on February 5 and revealed why he chose to star in the film 'C'est Si Bon'.

He said, "I couldn't choose my next project on the sole basis that it was fun. There were a lot of concerns. After the success of 'Reply 1994', I felt greatly burdened. I was scared to try something on my own. In the case of 'C'est Si Bon', not only was the scenario fun but I could also greatly sympathize with it. Moreover, senior Kim Yoon Suk and I played the same character. I acted out [the character] in his twenties, and Kim Yoon Suk played [the character] twenty years later. I was very grateful for that."

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He also previously took part in the variety program 'Three Meals a Day' with former 'Reply 1994' castmate, Son Ho Joon. Jung Woo stated, "'Three Meals a Day' is the most fun. I even went on it, and it was hard. It was hard on my body, but I wasn't pressured, so I could show myself as is. I did tasks ordered by the hyungs and washed the dishes."