The cast of “The Law Cafe” expressed their feelings before the end of the drama, “We were very happy”
The cast of KBS 2TV’s Mon-Tue drama “The Law Cafe”, including Lee Seung-gi and Lee Se-young, revealed their thoughts ahead of the broadcast of the final episode.
KBS 2TV’s Monday-Tuesday drama “The Law Cafe” (written by Im Eui-jung/ directed by Lee Eun-jin, produced by Jidam Media & Higround) tells the law-mance between former prosecutor Kim Jung-ho and four-dimensional lawyer Kim Yu-ri, who rent the building owned by Kim Jung-ho.
As there is only one episode before “The Law Cafe” ends, the main character actors expressed their feelings about finishing the drama with regrets and gratitude.
Lee Seung-gi, who plays Kim Jung-ho, shared, “After the long shooting period, the last episode is finally approaching. I enjoyed the filming and was very happy to be with everyone”, adding, “It’s been a while since I’ve done a KBS drama. It was my honor to smoothly finish a work thanks to the great love and support from everyone. Please continue to love ‘The Law Cafe’ and I hope you take these memories out to rewatch whenever you think of us”.
“Kim Yu-ri” Lee Se-young said, “We worked hard on filming this drama, and now the last episode is right ahead of us. I feel so upset knowing that the last episode is already here”. She did not forget to encourage the viewers to watch the drama the until the last broadcast, saying “I want to thank the viewers who have loved and watched us all this time. Please continue to watch ‘The Law Cafe’ live until it ends”.
Kim Nam-hee, who assumes the role of Park Woo-jin, said, “I wanted to make a drama that could bring you happiness and warmth. I hope that you can forget the pain you experience in life while watching our work for a while.” He also added a witty remark, saying, “I hope we can live in love with each other even if love is difficult according to the law as the title suggests.”
Kim Seul-gi, who plays Han Se-yeon, expressed, “As always, I am proud, sad, and grateful. I sincerely thank the staff who worked with a warm heart.” Meanwhile, Oh Dong-min, who takes on the role of Do Jin-ki, shared, “I hope not only Jin-ki and Se-yeon, but also Jung-ho, Yu-ri, and all the members of ‘The Law Cafe’ have a happy future.”
Ahn Dong-goo, who plays Seo Eun-kang, said, “It seems that the first day of filming wasn’t that long ago, since I can remember it clearly, so it feels strange that I am already conveying my impressions about the end of the drama. I was really happy because I was filming with good people, and I always laughed with a comfortable heart. Thanks to everyone and all of you who watched, everyone seemed to have worked hard filming. I hope you stay healthy and only experience good things.”
Kim Do-hoon, who acts as Bae Joon, expressed, “16 episodes, which are both long and short, have already come to an end. Both the filming period of about six months and the two-month airing period were meaningful and precious to me. I’m sad to think that I’m leaving ‘The Law Cafe’ and Bae Joon, but I’ll show you another side of me in a good work! Thank you to the viewers who loved me.“
Jang Hye-jin, who plays Kim Cheon-daek, said, “The actors and staff have worked really hard in the past few months, and I also had a fun and happy time with them. Thank you to the viewers who loved the lovey-dovey chemistry, and I hope you watch until the end! I will greet you in the next project. I hope you are always healthy.”
Baek Hyeon-joo, who played the role of Mrs. Choi, shared, “Thank you to the director, staff, and actors who worked hard to create a warm and pleasant atmosphere despite the unfavorable filming conditions.”
Finally, the production team said, “We would like to express our infinite gratitude to audiences who cried and laughed every Monday and Tuesday night from September 5th with ‘The Law Cafe’. Please watch the show until the end to see if we can continue our reputation of ‘non-stress drama’ at the finale.”
On the other hand, the final episode of “The Law Cafe” was broadcast at 9:50 PM (KST) on October 25th.
Sources: daum
