“Spring Sunshine Choi Soo-yeon” Ha Yoon-kyung revealed friendly two-shots taken with “Woo Young-woo” Park Eun-bin
Actress Ha Yoon-kyung showed off her close chemistry with Park Eun-bin, who is working together with her in “Extraordinary Attorney Woo”.
On July 15th, Ha Yoon-kyung posted several photos on her Instagram account with the caption “With Woo Young-woo”.
The first photo showed the appearance from behind of Ha Yoon-kyung and Park Eun-bin, who were shoulder-to-shoulder at the drama shooting site. Ha Yoon-kyung, who is taller, put her hand on Park Eun-bin’s shoulder.
In addition, friendly two-shots taken with Park Eun-bin while waiting for filming outdoors were also released. The two sat on a park bench late at night, leaning their heads on each other’s shoulders and smiling brightly.
Seeing those who did not lose their laughter despite the arduous filming that continued until late, viewers were able to guess the warm atmosphere of the scene of “Extraordinary Attorney Woo“. You could feel the chemistry between close friends through photos.
The two showed strong camaraderie in ENA’s “Extraordinary Attorney Woo”.
In the drama, Ha Yoon-kyung plays Choi Soo-yeon, a rookie lawyer at law firm Hanbada. She helps Woo Young-woo, her law school classmate and colleague with autism spectrum disorder, whenever Woo Young-woo is in trouble.
In the July 13th episode of “Extraordinary Attorney Woo”, when Choi Soo-yeon asked for a nickname, Woo Young-woo moved viewers by calling Choi Soo-yeon “Spring Sunshine Choi Soo-yeon”. Netizens showed reactions such as “I’m touched by their chemistry”, “Please continue to be close like this” and “It’s so heartwarming. Actor Joo Hyun-young, who plays Woo Young-woo’s best friend Dong Geu-ra-mi in the drama, also left a comment below the post.
Meanwhile, “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” tells the survival story of Woo Young-woo, a rookie lawyer who has a genius brain and autism spectrum disorder, at law firm Hanbada. The July 14th broadcast of “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” recorded its own highest viewership rating of 9.6% nationwide (Nielsen Korea, paid households standard), maintaining the No.1 spot among Wednesday-Thursday dramas.
Source: Insight
