Lee Sang-yi

And so [chuckles] after that, I went back to something a little different.

I went to A Bonafide Killer, which stars Bong Hyo-Jin, Jung Joon-Wan, and Lee Sang-Yi.

Ah, I love Lee Sang-Yi.

He's not the lead, but he also isn't playing second male lead, so it's not a drama where he misses out on getting the girl.

This one is an action mystery and comedy, although not a huge focus on the comedy, but there is some of it there.

I thought he was great in this one too.

Love seeing him on my screen.

The mystery aspect of it was fun 'cause Lee Sang-Yi plays a detective who's trying to find Kingfisher, which is the kinda, like, code name or what they call, uh, the main female lead's character, um, 'cause again, it's, it's a hidden identity, so there's that aspect of her hiding her identity from her husband.

Sang-yi.

And Lee Sang-yi.

Can we, like...

I feel like if we get Lee Sang-yi's butt on the screen, he can get a lead romantic role.

Right? You just gotta show a butt,

dude.

Now, Sunghee, check this out.

Her class was unusually stacked with future stars, including Kim Go-eun from Goblin, Little Women, so many shows, Park So-dam from Parasite, Lim Ji-yeon from The Glory, Lee Sang-yi from Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha, and Kim Sung-cheol from Do You Like Brahms? An amazing class, right? [laughs]

Oh, yes.

Hospital Playlist was the show that gave An Eun-jin widespread recognition, even though she had been in many other wonderful shows previously, like The Crowned Clown, Kingdom, and Strangers from Hell.

don't.

I like Lee Sang-yi, too.

I think that's his name, right? Oh, yeah.

The guy who has the nails on there? Yes.