Krystal Jung, Kim Jae Wook, Ha Jun, More Display Crazy Synergy in ‘Crazy Love’ Script Reading
KBS2's upcoming office romance comedy series "Crazy Love" unveils photos of its first drama script reading, capturing the synergy and teamwork of lead actors Krystal Jung, Kim Jae Wook, Ha Jun and more.
Krystal Jung, Kim Jae Wook, Ha Jun More Show Chemistry in 'Crazy Love' Script Reading
KBS2's newest rom-com drama "Crazy Love" depicts the chaotic love story between a CEO with a rude and harsh personality and his terminally ill and introverted secretary.
On February 11, the production unit of the drama shared exclusive photos of the cast who attended "Crazy Love" first script reading, including major cast members Krystal Jung, Kim Jae Wook, Ha Jun, Yoo In Young, Lee Si Eon and more.
Producing director Kim Jung Hyun and screenwriter Kim Bo Gyum also attended the script reading event.
The drama stars Kim Jae Wook as Noh Go Jin, the CEO of the education company GOTOP. He is the country's top math instructor with an IQ of 190.
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Kim Jae Wook, a veteran star, effortlessly fell into character, showing passionate acting. The director described the actor as "an actor meant to portray Noh Go Jin."
Opposite Krystal Jung who plays the role of the introverted Lee Shin Ah, Noh Go Jin's secretary. The actress synchronized with her character seamlessly, delivering her lines without failure.
Krystal Jung and Kim Jae Wook
As he finds out she has a terminal illness, she exclaims, "I will destroy Noh Go Jin," raising expectations for her character's complex personality.
Meanwhile, actor Ha Jun transforms into Oh Sae Gil, the handsome vice president of GOTOP. He is also Noh Go Jin's best friend, the only one who can soothe him whenever he's livid. Sae Gil also provides comfort to the workers who have been scarred by the CEO.
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The actor's friendly voice and warmth immediately draw attention, earning compliments about his similarities with his respective role.
Im Won Hee, on the other hand, stars as Park Yang Tae, Mirae Edu's CEO and Noh Go Jin's mortal enemy.
Krystal Jung, Kim Jae Wook, Ha Jun, Lee Si Eon, Yoo In Young, More
Lee Si Eon plays Kang Min, GOTOP's past English instructor; Jung Sung Ho stars as Kim Cha Bae, a Korean instructor; Kim Ki Nam as Gong Hee Chul, a social studies instructor and Lee Ha Jin, English instructor Michelle Lee.
Moreover, Yoo In Young will make a special appearance on the drama as Noh Go Jin's first love, flaunting her sophisticated beauty.
The meeting of top notch actors is one of the things to anticipate in the upcoming drama. Krystal Jung and Kim Jae Wook's crazy chemistry is the biggest point to look forward to, which brings sweet and chaotic moments as the story progresses.
Krystal Jung, Kim Jae Wook, 'Crazy Love' Production Unit on the Drama
Krystal Jung and Kim Jae Wook talked about their performance as lead stars in the drama. Kim Jae Wook said, "Working with Krystal, and everyone else, is a pleasure. I'm really excited."
Krystal, on the other hand, described and praised her co-star. She said, "Kim Jae Wook and I trust each other, which made acting with one another comfortable. He really leads me well, so I'm very happy."
Krystal Jung and Kim Jae Wook
The production unit also shared their thoughts, saying, "The actors showed fantastic teamwork that I couldn't believe it was their first time meeting each other."
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"Like the viewers, we are all curious about how the story goes," they said. They concluded by teasing the fans and potential viewers, "We are excited to present a crazy and fun romance drama like the title suggests."
'Crazy Love' Premiere Date and Where to Watch
Krystal Jung, Kim Jae Wook and Ha Jun's newest romance comedy drama "Crazy Love" is helmed by director Kim Jung Hyun and writer Kim Bo Gyum.
It airs on KBS on March 7 at 9:30 p.m. KST for the first time. The drama will also be available for worldwide streaming on iQIYI.
Catch the ominous teaser of "Crazy Love" here:
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Written by Elijah Mully.
