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Lee Seo-jin and Kim Gwang-gyu joke about quitting show for movie roles
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Lee Seo-jin and Kim Gwang-gyu joke about quitting show for movie roles

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

At a glance

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  • Actors Lee Seo-jin and Kim Gwang-gyu attended a press conference for the SBS variety show 'What Will You Do?'
  • They humorously stated they would quit the show if offered movie roles.
  • The show features the two actors in a 'secretary' role, implying a behind-the-scenes or supportive capacity.

South Korean actors Lee Seo-jin and Kim Gwang-gyu brought a dose of humor to the press conference for SBS's new variety show, 'What Will You Do?' (literal translation: 'Whatever You Do'). When discussing the production, the pair jokingly remarked that they would readily abandon their roles on the show should a compelling movie offer come their way.

The banter highlights the actors' established careers and perhaps a playful jab at the demands of variety show filming. The show's title, 'What Will You Do?', and the mention of a 'secretary' role for the actors suggest a format where they might be assisting or managing tasks, possibly in a comedic or behind-the-scenes capacity. The press conference, held at the Kensington Hotel in Yeouido, Seoul, also included PD Kim Jeong-wook.

While the exact premise of 'What Will You Do?' remains somewhat vague from the provided text, the interaction between Lee Seo-jin and Kim Gwang-gyu indicates a dynamic and potentially humorous on-screen chemistry. Their willingness to joke about prioritizing film roles over the variety program adds a layer of personality to the promotion of the new SBS entertainment program.

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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.