Actor Jung Woo Sung, what did his close friend Lee Jung Jae think after watching the movie ``Spring in Seoul'', which attracted 5 million viewers?

Actor Jung Woo Sung shared the reaction of his best friend, actor Lee Jung Jae, after watching the movie ``Spring in Seoul.'' Jung Woo Sung has met director Kim Sung Su for the fifth time through 'Spring of Seoul'.
I made a pitch. Furthermore, in the case of ``There is no Sun,'' he worked with Lee Jung Jae, who is so close that they earned the nickname ``Cheongdam Couple.'' In response to this, Lee Ji
Young Jae started supporting fire for ``Spring in Seoul.'' In a recent interview with Herald POP held at a cafe in Anguk-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Jung said,
Woo Sung expressed his respect for director Kim Sung Su. On the same day, Jung Woo Sung said, ``Lee Jung Jae told me that he wanted me to look the coolest in ``Hanteo'' (his first film as a director).
However, he said that he thought director Kim Sung Su shot Jung Woo Sung in a cool way." Furthermore, ``It was the first official occasion for the director and the three of us since ``There's No Sun.''
But the moment I realized that, my old feelings surfaced." Jung Woo Sung also said, ``I'm always learning why directors are good,'' adding, ``I'm always learning what makes a good director.''
I think the director was also a colleague, not someone who worked under me. He wants to know and is trying to learn. He treated me the same way when I was in my 20s. I think he helped me grow into a cinematic colleague.''
Praise. At the same time, he said, ``He's incredibly persistent. He doesn't get tired. It seems like the director approached this film with the feeling that it might be his last. He used all of his energy.
He is a mentor, an older brother, and a director for me. He is the one who gave me the motivation to go beyond being an actor and become a filmmaker, so I will support him more than anyone else. mosquito
I want to work with the director as much as possible.'' Meanwhile, Jung Woo Sung collaborated with director Kim Sung Su for the fifth time, ``Spring in Seoul,'' which was released on December 12, 1979.
The film depicts the tense nine-hour period in which a new military force attempts to prevent a rebellion in the capital, Seoul, and is currently being screened in South Korea to rave reviews.