On September 26, attended the press conference for tvN’s “Because This Is My First Life, ” where the cast and PD of the upcoming drama posed for photos and answered questions from reporters.
TvN’s “Because This Is My First Life” is a romantic-comedy, starring Jung So Min, Lee Min Ki, Park Byung Eun, Esom, Kim Min Suk, and Kim Ga Eun. When asked why they each chose to take on roles in the drama, many of the cast members answered that they were drawn to the project not only because the script was fun and easy to read but also because the narrative struck them as a story that many viewers, both young and old, would be able to relate to.
Jung So Min, who is starring in the drama as Yoon Ji Ho, added with a smile, “I also chose to be in this drama because the director is so good looking. PD Park Joon Hwa is good looking and has a nice voice, which makes filming very pleasant, ” conveying her admiration for the director.
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Her co-star, actor Park Byung Eun, who is starring in the drama as Ma Sang Gu, said in response, “I had been preparing nice things to say about our director since this morning but don’t know what to do now that Jung So Min has already said something. I really like our director, ” causing his fellow cast members to laugh at his abrupt confession.
The cast members also revealed their thoughts about their fellow co-stars and actress Esom, who is starring as Woo Su Ji, revealed that she actually looked actor Park Byung Eun up as soon as she heard that they would be starring opposite one another in the drama.
Despite the fact that they share a 13-year age difference, Esom said that she didn’t feel the age gap at all because of how fun Park Byung Eun is. She praised her co-star and said, “He always lightens the mood on set [with his sense of humor].”
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Actor Kim Min Suk, who is starring in the drama as genius programmer Sim Won Seok, also had nothing but praise for his co-star, Kim Ga Eun, who is starring opposite him as Yang Ho Rang. The actor said, “I was really happy during the first script reading because she’s so beautiful. After spending more time with her, I know now that her personality is even more beautiful.”
When asked to compare his “Age of Youth Season 2” experience with “Because This Is My First Life, ” the actor said, “I think that the surprising, unexpected, and slightly unrealistic aspects of my character’s relationship with Choi Ara’s character is what makes that narrative charming. For ‘Because This Is My First Life, ’ I’m trying to act from a more mature perspective because the romantic relationship seems much more realistic.”
Jung So Min and Lee Min Ki talked about the filming of their first kiss scene, which was revealed in a recent preview of the drama.
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Lee Min Ki shared, “Our director told us that he doesn’t usually spend this much time filming a kiss scene, ” revealing the PD’s tireless efforts to make an impactful kiss scene for the first episode of the drama.
Jung So Min added with a laugh, “Every time I film a first kiss scene [with a co-star], it’s always at a point where we aren’t very close yet so it’s always very awkward. Since there’s a kiss scene in the very first episode of the drama, it was pretty awkward to film, ” sharing her embarrassment about filming her kiss scene with Lee Min Ki.
TvN’s “Because This Is My First Life” begins airing every Monday and Tuesday on October 9 at 9:30 p.m. KST. Check out the rest of our exclusive photos of the cast below!“Because this is my first life (이번 생은 처음이라)” aired back in 2017 and although it’s not as mainstream as “Descendants of the Sun (태양의 후예)” or “A Korean Odyssey (화유기)”, it’s a drama worth every second of your time. Believe me, I have watched tons since I got hooked in this whole K-Drama wave back in 2005 (Thanks, Full House). It is a refreshing take on the usual setup of Korean dramas.
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The story revolves around two main characters, Yoon Ji Ho (Jung So Min) and Nam Se Hee (Lee Min Ki), and how their lives intertwined through the house they ‘accidentally’ shared. Ji Ho is a 30-year-old struggling writer who does not have a house of her own while Se Hee is a single man in his early 30s who is working in a startup company in order to pay for his house. As Se Hee struggles to pay for his mortgage alone, in a series of misunderstandings and funny twists, Ji Ho ended up living with Se Hee as a roommate, with neither of them initially having any idea who the other one is!
“Because this is my first life” is a modern romantic comedy-drama. I know, you’re probably thinking—“romantic comedy? What’s new to that?!” Well, it still has that usual funny and romantic note that we all love in K-Dramas but it’s not your typical rom-com plot at all. Surprisingly, this drama tackles very real issues without being too aggressive about it. As I went along with every episode, I remember nodding a hundred times saying, “Me too, Ji Ho, me too.”
Ji Ho has one dream and that is to become a successful writer. While she attended Seoul National University, the most prestigious university in South Korea, this wasn’t enough to lead her to bigger opportunities. She ended up being stuck as an assistant writer—the one in-charge of writing sub-lines and sneaking product placements all throughout the show. She’s determined to work harder to reach her career goals but just like what many of us experience, things do not always go her way. In one episode, Ji Ho encounters a horrifying incident with a previous co-worker which pushed her to leave the writing industry. As she subconsciously walks back to Se Hee’s house after the incident, she uttered words that truly struck me.
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“When I decided to chase after my dream, I knew that my life would be like walking through a dark tunnel. However, I didn’t know it was going to be this dark. I didn’t know it was going to be this lonely. How much longer do I have to keep going?”
That line sounds too familiar, doesn’t it? Ji Ho had her dark times and she even reached a point where she’s not even sure what her goals are anymore. But what I really admire about her character is her unyielding determination to carry on, even if that means putting her dreams on a short pause.
Nam Se Hee is a character that draws a lot of mystery. In most episodes, it is Ji Ho who narrates the story and therefore we see the circumstances via her perspective. But in episodes 11 and 12, Se Hee takes it from his own narrative, giving the viewers an understanding of how real he is. I have to admit, his cold and unfiltered character is oddly charming, but he’s just like all of us. He pays the bills, he works hard, and he has his own bitter struggles that constantly haunt him. He’s not the ‘perfect’ male lead as opposed to typical K-dramas where the guy is dreamy and perfect in every way.
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What I love about this drama is that, while the main characters share a very exciting plot, the stories surrounding the supporting characters are worth watching as well. One of Ji Ho’s friends, Soo Ji (Lee Som) can easily be your favorite character. She’s smart, strong and has a very promising corporate career that pays extremely well. At first glance, she seems to be living the life every woman in her 30s dreams of living.
However, Soo Ji constantly struggles with sexism in a corporate environment predominantly controlled by men. One male co-worker, who is also a married man, even stirred up nasty rumors about her personal choice of not wearing a bra—a situation that causes her extreme stress. Her everyday ordeal against misogyny is alarming but sadly, it’s true to the core. Did Soo Ji stand up to her workplace bullies? You have to watch the drama to find out! Mini spoiler: Those scenes are pretty badass!
Another character angle that will truly hit you in the feels is the love story of Ho Rang (Kim Ga Eun) and Won Seok (Kim Min Suk). The couple has been living together for seven years, and while it is apparent that both love each other very much, it seems like Won Seok can’t take the relationship to the next level—marriage. Despite Ho Rang’s persistent signals expressing her desire to marry, Won Seok does not fully understand the weight of his partner’s issue. I’m pretty sure a lot of couples can relate to these two as they perfectly sketch the hardships of understanding each other completely despite being together for years. Their relationship takes a very reasonable and relatable resolution so I strongly suggest you keep an eye on their story if
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