Lee Sang Yi, Kwak Dong Yeon, And More Bring Depth And Humor In Special Appearances For Film "Love In The Big City"
by R Suhaila · SoompiThe film “Love in the Big City” has released stills showcasing its special appearance lineup!
Based on the bestselling novel of the same name by Park Sang Young, “Love in the Big City” is a romance film about a pair of unlikely roommates Jae Hee (Kim Go Eun) and Heung Soo (Noh Sang Hyun). Although their lifestyles match in nearly every way—making them ideal partners for cohabitation—the two friends have polar opposite views on romance.
Amid explosive praise from viewers, the film has generated buzz by revealing its impressive lineup of special appearances.
Lee Sang Yi, who captured audiences in the drama “No Gain No Love,” shines in the film as Min Jun, a co-worker enchanted by Jae Hee’s confident and honest personality. Lee Sang Yi is also known to be a close friend of Kim Go Eun in real life, adding an extra layer of connection to the film.
Kwak Dong Yeon, recognized for his standout performances in the drama “Queen of Tears” and the movie “6/45,” portrays Jun Su, a mama’s boy boyfriend. His character brings unexpected humor and energy to the story, delighting the audience.
Joo Jong Hyuk, who won fans over in the drama “Extraordinary Attorney Woo,” continues to shine after collaborating with Kim Go Eun in “Yumi’s Cells.” In the film, he plays Jae Hee’s ex-boyfriend and a unique tattoo artist.
Lee Yoo Jin, known for his roles in dramas like “No Gain No Love” and “Do You Like Brahms?” plays Sun Woo, a character who teaches Jae Hee about love but also causes her pain. His performance brings a sense of realism to the film, enhancing the audience’s experience.
With an impressive lineup of special appearances, “Love in the Big City” delights viewers with Jae Hee and Heung Soo’s entertaining stories and vibrant characters, offering plenty of laughter while enjoying box office success.
“Love in the Big City” is currently showing in theaters.
Meanwhile, watch Lee Sang Yi in “Poong, The Joseon Psychiatrist”:
And Kwak Dong Yeon in “Gaus Electronics”:
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