In a recent interview, K-pop idol and actor Cha Eun Woo looked back on his nine-year career, highlighting the impact of his notable roles and expressing excitement for his upcoming Netflix drama 'The WONDERfools.'
In a recent interview, Cha Eun Woo delved into his acting journey and upcoming projects. Discussing his role in the Netflix drama 'The WONDERfools,' he expressed his deep immersion in the character, stating, 'Every day, I become Woon Jung and put my heart into filming. You'll be able to see a new side of me, so please look forward to it.
' Reflecting on his significant roles in projects like 'My ID is Gangnam Beauty' and 'Wonderful World,' Cha Eun Woo acknowledged their profound impact on his life. He shared, 'I think of them as friends who have accompanied me through my 20s. They are also the foundation that shaped the Cha Eun Woo of today. Since I usually spend more than half a year living as these characters while acting, their influence on me is significant. At the same time, I feel that they are also shaped by who I am as a person.' Looking back on his nine-year career, Cha Eun Woo expressed gratitude for the opportunities he's been given and the valuable experiences he's gained. He shared, 'I've worked hard to do my best with every opportunity I've been given, and it's amazing to think how much time has passed. I definitely feel like I'm gaining valuable experience. I always go to sleep grateful for being able to end each day well, and I hope tomorrow will be the same. I always try to believe in myself and move forward flexibly.
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