JungIlWoo, GirlsGeneration's Yuri, And More Bid Farewell To 'GoodJob' + Thank Viewers
Jung Il Woo started off by saying, “My memories with each and every actor and staff member who was with us from our script reading, to filming, to the finale, are still so vivid.” He then added that every person he met through “Good Job” and every moment he shared with them on set was special to him.
In her role as Don Se Ra, Yuri showcased a righteous heart that fights against injustices. She commented, “Through Se Ra, who perseveres through crises, I also gained a lot of strength. I hope this project and character are remembered this way by viewers too. Thank you to everyone who’s loved us until the end.”
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