Kim Go Eun Shared her Career Goal and Talks About Working with Jung Hae In

The popular actress, Kim Go Eun, has recently talked about her new project together with Jung Hae In in the upcoming romance film entitled, 'Tune In for Love' during her interview with Star Today.

The romance film, "Tune In for Love" tells the story of a woman named Mi Soo (Kim Go Eun) and Hyun Woo (Jung Hae In) who were continuously crossing their paths towards one another for several years, however, the timing was never right and always not for them. Kim Go Eun shared what she feels on working with Jung Hae In:

"If two people who are considerate of their fellow actors meet as partners, I don't think there's ever an instance in which it won't work. Jung Hae In was that kind of actor. We knew that about each other and trusted each other, so when we were filming and found something to be difficult, we helped each other get past it."

Kim Go Eun is currently 29 years old and she is looking forward to reaching 30. She stated, "my goal was to become an actress viewers could put their trust in, but now I'm not so sure. I think I have at least grown a little [by 30]."

She continues, "I've promoted for some time without any breaks, and during that time, there were a lot of stories and misunderstandings. It was actually not as bad in the moment. I thought I should keep my wits about me and get through it, but it kept festering for years and hit me all at once. Right when I was having a hard time, I was cast in the film 'Sunset in My Hometown,' which was a lot of help to me. That's how I got past [that period of my life]."

Kim Go Eun also shared that she wants to keep moving forward, learn more, and venture on her career on taking different projects with different roles.

"My dream? Right now, it's to do a lot of different types of projects. While I'm working as an actress, I want to do as many projects as I can. It's important that a project does well and that the acting is good, but because my job is acting, I want to continue taking on new roles. Because there's something to learn in everything."