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My gosh. - Oh, my.

The Han River looks so beautiful these days.

You've never been here on weekends, right?

On weekends...

You... - I came last weekend for a shoot.

I also came here for a shoot.

You too? - It was so packed.

My gosh. - Yeouido is amazing.

Yeouido is great, isn't it? - Gosh.

Yeouido has long been...

a symbol of wealth.

Is that so? - Yes.

Especially in the old days, one had to be determined...

to make it to Yeouido.

Right. - Yes.

It was an important place and still is.

The finance sector is here.

So is the TV industry. - The finance sector.

The Korea Exchange is located here.

You seem to know a lot about stocks.

Yes, I like stocks. - I see.

You like stocks? - Yes.

It's just that stocks don't seem to return the love I give them.

Especially... Yes. - Aren't we all in the same boat?

That's the thing with stocks. We pour our love...

to stocks, - Yes.

but they don't oddly reciprocate. - How come...

all my stocks are always down? - Right. I wonder why.

My gosh. Seriously.

You said you wanted to come here on a date when you get a girlfriend.

That's my dream date. - I see.

I'd love to come here with kids. - Yes.

Do you often come out here with your kids on weekends?

Sometimes. But my kids are growing up.

They don't hang out with you? - Right.

Ji Ho has his own life now. - Is that so?

Yes. Of course. - Already?

From time to time, Ji Ho joins family meals...

without much complaining. - Really?

Do you arrange the time with him? - Of course.

Really? I see. - Ji Ho has a busy schedule too.

My gosh. - Anyway,

it's nice to come to Yeouido. It's been a while.

Are they already filming? - Right.

We're on an SBS show.

Gosh, we're filming outdoors. - Oh, no. I can see them there.

Oh, my. Sir, I'm so nervous. - Yes.

Same here. - What do I do?

I've been nervous since yesterday.

Yes. - Yes, that's true.

My gosh. They're here. - Hello.

My gosh. - Hello.

Hello. - Hello.

How long has it been? - Hello.

Why are you wearing a sporty outfit?

I heard the dress code was navy. - My gosh.

My gosh. - Hello.

Ms. Gong. - Hello.

Take your time. - How long has it been?

Thank you. - Please come this way.

Nice to meet you. - Sul. My gosh.

Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.

Hello. - Ms. Gong is here today. My gosh.

Where... Which side... - Hello.

The three of you should sit in the middle.

You should sit in the middle. - Yes.

It's been so long, Min. My gosh.

How come you didn't call me Koong Min today?

I'll call you Min today.

Just call me Koong Min like you used to.

I used to call him Koong Min. - Yes.

But I'm calling him Min today. - Yes.

You look like a Min today.

Really? That's why? - That's why.

Yes. You look different than usual today.

It looks like it'd keep him the coolest.

Right. - He's wearing shorts.

You must be really cool.

Your outfit looks sporty.

Thank you.

"Thank you."

Have you met Yeon Seok?

We've never worked together. - Never?

I see. - No.

We only met at awards ceremonies...

in passing a few times. - Yes.

From what I remember,

there was a time...

when we lived in the same apartment complex.

It was at the intersection of Gyeongbok Apartment.

Yes, that's right. - Remember?

We lived in different buildings of the complex.

Right. - So we never crossed paths.

But the security guard told me that he lived in the same complex.

I think I heard about him from the security guard too.

Really? - Yes.

I've met Min and Yeo Been. - Yes.

I've never met you before, Sul. - Yes.

Can we pause for a second? - Right?

Your hair... - What is it?

My gosh. - Gosh.

We don't pause here.

I'm sorry.

We don't pause here. Sorry. - I'm sorry.

Okay. Sorry about that. - Actors...

and actresses are used to do-overs.

I see. - We're used to do-overs.

That's why she said it loudly. - I'm sorry.

We never stop filming. - I see.

Right.

I'm happy to welcome the three of you to our show today.

You're all starring in an SBS drama, right?

Yes. - My gosh.

"Our Movie." - Right.

Could you tell us about the drama? - What kind of drama is it?

Yeo Been is really good at introducing our drama.

Well, "Our Movie" is...

You want me to do it? Okay. I'll do it.

Well, in the drama,

there's a movie director. - Yes.

Then there's a woman who's terminally ill.

This director writes a movie about a terminally ill patient.

Then he ends up casting an actress who's really terminally ill.

My character doesn't believe in love.

And her character is nearing the end of her life.

When these two characters interact,

they come to understand love more deeply.

Gosh. It sounds like a tearjerker. - That's the story about.

What's your character in the drama, Sul?

Can I describe her character?

She wants to describe Sul's role. - Yes.

Yeo Been. I thought it was over. - Yes.

You should've done that first. Ms. Gong.

Well, I thought this was the perfect time...

for me to add to what he said. - Great.

Here's why.

He's playing a movie director named Lee Je Ha.

Okay. I see. - His first movie was a mega hit.

Her character played the female lead in his successful movie.

I see. That's her character? - She played the lead role.

They are... - Are they lovers?

Were they lovers? I'll leave that as a question.

I'll leave that as a question.

You left that as a question. - What are you doing?

She's good at this. - Where did you leave it?

I'll leave that as a question. - You'll leave it as a question.

I bet there's a question mark. - Yes.

A few years have passed since his first movie.

He then decides to make his second movie.

What kind of relationship will he and I have?

I'll leave that as a question. - Another one.

If you were going to be detailed, - Gosh.

you should've described the drama...

when he asked you first. - You should just...

tell us the plot for the first episode.

What? - Tell us...

So Koong Min...

Yes. - Koong Min?

I'm back to Koong Min now. - Why are you calling him that now?

Nam Koong Min. - Gosh.

Let me explain. I first met Koong Min...

on "X-Man." - Right.

Right? - Yes.

I've been calling him that ever since then.

I guess I got used to calling him that.

When you call me Min,

it feels awkward. Totally. - Doesn't it feel awkward?

Same here. - Yes.

It doesn't have the same vibe. - It doesn't roll off the tongue.

So I call him Koong Min.

I'm sorry. - Gosh, okay.

Thank you. - Sorry.

So we're filming in Yeouido today.

Is it because the three of you have ties to Yeouido?

I see. When I was a rookie,

Yes. They were all here. - TV stations were located here.

Right. - I see.

Whenever I come here, I'm reminded of all the times I got scolded.

I was scolded a lot too. - I was just...

Gosh. I was... - My gosh.

Seriously. - Gosh.

None of the stories are appropriate for TV.

Right? - Yes.

I feel the same way when I'm here. - My gosh.

I used to come here very often ever since I was a rookie.

This place has tearful memories. - Yes.

Sul. Do you have any memories in Yeouido?

When I first moved to Seoul, - Yes.

having fried chicken by the Han River was my dream.

That first spot was in Yeouido. - Was it in Yeouido?

Yes. - I see.

You had fried chicken here? - Yes.

I had fried chicken and beer. - Gosh.