[Sportschosun reporter Ahn So-yoon] Actor Gong Myung spoke about the dating rumor involving Han Hyo-joo at a baseball stadium.
Gong Myung met with Sportschosun at a cafe in Samcheong-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, on the 22nd and said, "I went to the baseball stadium to study baseball ahead of filming my next project with senior Han Hyo-joo, but the article came out like a dating rumor, so I think it became a point of anticipation."
Released on the 19th, the Netflix film 'Husbands' is a comedy action movie about an unpredictable rescue mission in which a former husband and a current husband join forces by chance to save a wife kidnapped by a criminal organization. It was directed by Park Gyu-tae, who helmed '6/45.' Gong Myung plays Min-seok, the current husband of Si-nae.
Gong Myung also talked about his eyes, one of the features often cited as part of his charm. "For this project, I wanted to express a slightly wild look when acting in comedy," he said. "Also, until my early 20s, I had monolids, but they changed to double eyelids. Since 'Not_found,' my double eyelids have fully settled in, so I am satisfied with my eyes now."
In his next project, the Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) drama 'Your Ground,' he will transform into a baseball player and work alongside Han Hyo-joo. Recently, rumors of a romance surfaced after the two were spotted together at a baseball stadium. Gong Myung said, "Even after the photos were taken at the stadium, I kept preparing for the project by doing script readings with senior Hyo-joo. At the time, I did not even know an article had been published about us at the stadium. Then one of my fans saw the article and came to the stadium. So I looked it up, and there was a photo of me eating sundae." He added with a laugh, "Senior Hyo-joo also saw the photos at the script reading and burst out laughing. The article made it look like we were caught on a date, but thankfully fans said we looked good together, so I was grateful. If anything, it became a point of anticipation and something to look forward to ahead of the release. We just went there to study baseball, so I was glad the article came out."
Ahn So-yoon, Sportschosun reporter antahn22@sportschosun.com
