Behind the Scenes of 'LINK: EAT, LOVE, KILL', Yeo Jin Goo Learns and Moon Ga Young Jokes a Lot to Form Chemistry

Kapanlagi.com - The Korean drama LINK: EAT, LOVE, KILL is the latest series that completes the lineup of quality content on Disney+ Hotstar. This series tells the story of a chef named Eun Gye-hoon (Yeo Jin Goo) who suddenly shares emotions with a mysterious woman named Noh Da-hyun (Moon Ga Young), a similar phenomenon he once experienced with his twin sister. Gye-Hoon's mind must be divided, between pursuing his love for Da-hyun and uncovering the mystery behind his sister's disappearance.

Filled with romance, fantasy, mystery, and secrets, LINK: EAT, LOVE, KILL also holds various interesting stories behind its production. In an exclusive interview session, the two main actors, Yeo Jin Goo and Moon Ga Young, share many interesting things about the series. Check out their stories!

1. Feeling Sympathetic to the Character Played

When I first read the script, Yeo Jin Goo admitted that he immediately felt sympathy for the character Eun Gye-hoon. He understood the character's need to socialize with many people while working, but also maintain distance. Yeo Jin Goo understood Gye-hoon's attitude because the character had many emotional wounds.

As for the character Noh Da-hyun, she is a hardworking woman who has faced various challenges in her life. Many of Da-hyun's efforts have ended in vain, but she never gives up. This aspect made Moon Ga Young feel sympathy and inspired by Noh Da-hyun.

2. Building Chemistry

Both Yeo Jin Goo and Moon Ga Young revealed that it was not difficult to build chemistry with each other. They often spent time together chatting, joking, and practicing script reading during shooting breaks, so their chemistry developed easily and smoothly.

"First of all, we talked a lot and practiced while reading the script. To have comfortable communication on set, we often joked with each other," said Yeo Jin Goo.

Moon Ga Young continued, "Actually, in the script, we have long conversations. Besides, within a short time, there are many scenes with crucial tempo settings. We practiced a lot during breaks, so we have good chemistry."

3. Yeo Jin Goo's Struggle to Become a Professional Chef

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Portraying a skilled chef, Yeo Jin Goo learned directly from professionals about posture, movements, and behavior in the restaurant. The 24-year-old actor revealed that he enjoys cooking as a hobby, so it wasn't too difficult for him to adapt as a chef.

"I received a lot of help from the cooks who assisted us in the drama. Basic things like posture, or how cooks really move and behave in a restaurant. I prepared quite hard to look like a better chef," explained Yeo Jin Goo.

4. Challenges Faced During Filming

This drama has many scenes that showcase emotional changes from both main characters, and this becomes a challenge for Yeo Jin Goo and Moon Ga Young. They admitted to struggling and worrying about expressing these scenes to the audience.

"There are some scenes, like when Da-hyun and I have emotional changes. When we do scenes like that, even if we look good on the outside, inside we are very worried about ourselves and each other," revealed Yeo Jin Goo.

5. Attraction of the Drama 'LINK: Eat, Love, Kill'

Both Yeo Jin Goo and Moon Ga Young convey that the drama LINK: EAT, LOVE, KILL will showcase the beauty of mise-en-scène, soundtrack that aligns with the story, captivating acting from the cast, and an extraordinary production team. It is these attractions that make Korean drama fans must watch this drama.

6. Don't Miss It!

Watch LINK: EAT, LOVE, KILL and other interesting stories only on Disney+ Hotstar. With a cost of Rp39,000/month or Rp199,000/year, viewers can start subscribing to Disney+ Hotstar directly from the website (www.DisneyPlusHotstar.id), or the Disney+ Hotstar app (Android and iOS) to access 500 movies and 7,000 episodes of TV series, including Disney+ Originals from Disney, Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar, National Geographic, and many more, as well as an ever-expanding collection of local language content from Indonesia, South Korea, and Japan. Customers can choose special subscription packages with attractive prices through Telkomsel.

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