"Now, We Are Breaking Up" has concluded its story on Saturday (8/1). The ending of this drama features an open ending for Ha Young Eun (Song Hye Kyo) and Yoon Jae Guk (Jang Ki Yong).
Adopting the romantic genre, "Now, We Are Breaking Up" tells the story of love and breakup and the feelings that follow. The drama's storyline focuses on the romance of design team head Ha Young Eun and freelance photographer Yoon Jae Guk. In addition to the two, the stories of the people around are also shown.
In "Now, We Are Breaking Up", one of Ha Young Eun's best friends named Hwang Chi Sook (Choi Hee Seo) finds happiness because she finds love through the figure of Seok Do Hoon (Kim Joo Hun). Even so, he had to lose one of his best friends, Jeon Mi Sook (Park Hyo Joo).
Feeling the bitter sweetness of the world, Choi Hee Seo admitted that all the scenes in this drama were really memorable. Even Sehun EXO's older brother who plays Hwang Chi Hyung considers "Now, We Are Breaking Up" to be his best project.
"All the scenes with Kim Joo Hun, Song Hye Kyo's friends and Park Hyo Joo are very memorable. I'm grateful every time I meet good colleagues and maintain good relations every work. But this project seems to have made us close and dependent on each other. To the extent that I can say this is the best project," said Choi Hee Seo.
According to Choi Hee Seo, all the filming with Song Hye Kyo and Park Hyo Joo was fun. While filming a scene together, Choi Hee Seo admitted that the three of them were not acting.
"All the scenes with Song Hye Kyo and Park Hyo Joo are so comfortable and make me happy that it's not an exaggeration to say that friendship with them is not acting. There are many ad-libs because the scenes of the three of us are so comfortable," said Choi Hee Seo.
One of his favorite scenes is taking pictures of the three of them with Song Hye Kyo and Park Hyo Joo at Yoon Jae Guk's studio. Despite the tragedy of Jeon Mi Sook's death, that's why the three of them intend to make filming more enjoyable. They want the happy moments of the three to be memorable moments.
"It's like God's destiny to capture moments of happiness and sadness like that intersect on the small screen. In that scene, the three of us cried just by looking at our unedited scenes on the monitor. God is really loving," concluded Choi Hee Seo. (wk/inta)
