Lee Je Hoon & Cha EUN WOO (ASTRO) and others in the natural mood in the heartwarming video of ”Finland rental living”

In "Rented Room in Finland," Lee Je Hoon, Lee Dong Hwi, Kwak Dong Yeon, and Cha EUN WOO (ASTRO) transform into natural people.
The tvN drama "Finland Rental Living" that will premiere on December 6th is a slapstick Finnish drama about city boys with zero survival skills.
The video includes a diary of their field trip, raising expectations for the unexpected charms of the four members. The video shows Lee Je Hoon, Lee Dong Hwi and Lee Joon visiting the countryside in the northern part of Finland.
The four actors, who all have different ways of living just as they have different personalities, create a hilarious synergy that will make viewers burst into laughter.
In particular, Lee Je Hoon, who only knows how to act when he says, "I can't do anything," is drawing attention with his eccentric appearance.
Lee Je Hoon said, "This worked well in the movie," and seemed perplexed by the fact that his analogue life was flowing differently than he had expected.
Ba is astonished. Lee Dong-Hwi brings life to the quiet countryside with his unique sense of humor. His appearance is like a jukebox, with music and fun that never stops, anywhere, anytime.
Both of them make the other members laugh with a laughter compulsion that is no less than that of comedians. Among the members who can't do anything, Kwak Dong Yeon is the only one who has a solid career in cooking, and he is good at everything from cooking to housework.
With a strong sense of responsibility that "I have to be the one to smile here," Cha Eunwoo is focused on gaining new experiences in Finland.
Cha Eunwoo's happy smile as he empathizes with not only local people but also animals with his unhesitant affinity and adaptability makes viewers happy.
Thus, "Finland Rental Living" started for City Boys Lee Je Hoon, Lee Dong Hwi, and Kwak, who had zero ability to live on their own.
Dongyeon and Cha Eun Woo will portray the process of finding food, clothing and shelter in the way of local people in Finnish Lapland, and are expected to provide viewers with harmless laughs.
The film captures the chaotic local life of city actors who end up renting a room in the middle of nowhere in Finland, where there is no electricity, running water or Wi-Fi.
tvN's "Rented Room in Finland" will begin airing in Korea on Friday, December 6th at 8:40pm.