Meeting Again at Reunion, Yoon Eun Hye Admits Gong Yoo's Visual Hasn't Aged Since COFFEE PRINCE

Kapanlagi.com - The stars of COFFEE PRINCE, including Gong Yoo and Yoon Eun Hye, returned to the nostalgic cafe from the hit drama on the new MBC program, My Dear Youth - COFFEE PRINCE. In this highly anticipated documentary for fans, they reminisced about the moments that happened 13 years ago during COFFEE PRINCE.

It turns out that not only viewers worldwide fell in love with this drama, but also the cast members themselves, who can be said to still not have moved on since its airing in 2007. Interestingly, despite more than a decade passing since their involvement in the COFFEE PRINCE project, the visual appearances of the cast haven't changed much and have not aged.

1. First Love like a Cup of Coffee

During the documentary filming, Gong Yoo, who played Choi Han Gyul, showed how much he loved COFFEE PRINCE. He compared his feelings for this drama to a first love.

"I usually can't stand watching myself act in old projects, but Choi Han Gyul is a character that doesn't make me feel embarrassed. I'm not sure why," he said with a big smile, as reported by Soompi.

"Maybe my acting is really good?" he added.

2. Unexpected Encounter

credit: MBC

The stars of COFFEE PRINCE were interviewed separately for this documentary. However, there was a little surprise for the main cast during Gong Yoo's segment. Yoon Eun Hye came and surprised Gong Yoo, who was sitting relaxed doing an interview at the cafe counter.

Gong Yoo was told that Yoon Eun Hye, who was interviewed before him, had already left. It turns out, Yoon Eun Hye was still there to surprise her co-star according to the production team's instructions.

3. Forever Young

The two main actors of COFFEE PRINCE finally meet again at the same location after 13 years. Still can't believe to see each other again, Gong Yoo and Yoon Eun Hye praise each other's unchanged visuals since then.

"You look exactly the same (as before)," says Yoon Eun Hye, which is responded with a similar expression by Gong Yoo.

(soo/rsp)