On an SNS account managed by the mother of child actor Lee Cheon-moo, she wrote, "At the reading, I was looking down to look for Cheon-moo's script and pencil case when someone walked towards me. I have poor eyesight so I couldn't see clearly.
"Actor Park BoGum walked up as if he was wearing a halo and had a light on, and greeted Jungmoo, 'Nice to meet you,'" the caption read.
The photo released with the photo shows child actor Lee Jung-moo making a friendly V sign with Park Bo-Gum. Lee Jung-moo's mother said, "It was the first time I've ever been greeted like that.
So, for the first time, I learned what a halo really is. I was so moved that I have a strong wish that Jeonmoo will grow up to be like actor Park BoGum."
He added, "Kwangsik's acting, which changes with each age in 'Thank You', is amazing." He also spoke of IU's beauty in the role of Ae Seung. Lee Jung Moon's mother said, "IU is a real angel.
IU-sama. I think the life of a top star is really tough, but she never shows it and always greets me with a smile, and is a really positive influence on me."
The photo released with the caption shows IU welcoming Lee Jung-moon with a bright smile, drawing attention. Netizens who saw the photo commented, "The two Kwang-siks are together, so they have a halo around them.
"It's twice as long," "Young Kwangshik is so cute and adorable," and other comments supporting the work.
This Netflix series compares the adventure-filled life of Gwangshik to the four seasons, and is receiving a lot of love for depicting the life stories of the main characters, Ae-seung and Gwangshik.
The chemistry between IU and Park BoGum, who are the same age, is also a big factor in their popularity. The fact that she even has unrequited love for the child actor adds to the warmth of the story.
2025/03/19 10:54 KST
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