‘Healer’ Actor Ji Chang Wook Shows Support For Kim Rae Won, Joins CNBLUE's Jonghyun, Choi Tae Joon For Special Celebration
Ji Chang Wook recently enjoyed a relaxing meal with some of his celebrity friends. The "Healer" actor, along with four other South Korean stars, bonded together to celebrate the release of Kim Rae Won's new movie.
The "Healer" actor met with CNBLUE's Jonghyun, Choi Tae Joon, Jo Jae Yoon and Kim Rae Won at a restaurant to enjoy delicious food and a round of alcoholic drinks. Ji Chang Wook and his celebrity friends gathered together to show their support for the "Doctors" actor's new movie titled "Prison," All Kpop reported.
Ji Chang Wook even took to Instagram on March 21, Tuesday, to share a group photo that showed the five actors having fun at the said restaurant. In the picture, "The K2" star sat next to CNBLUE's Jonghyun as he flashed two "peace" signs with his fingers. The Kpop singer also did the same while the "Descendants of the Sun" star Jo Jae Yoon posed behind him.
Across the table from Ji Chang Wook stood Kim Rae Won and the "Missing Nine" star Choi Tae Joon. The two actors were even photographed leaning slightly to the right to ensure that they were included in the picture.
In other news, Ji Chang Wook is set to make his drama comeback in the upcoming SBS series "Be Careful of This Woman." Viewers can expect to see the actor in a different role as compared to his last two South Korean action drama projects namely "The K2" and "Healer."
A representative from the actor's agency Glorious Entertainment told local reporters that Ji Chang Wook will play the lead role, Ji Wook, in the said SBS drama, Korea Herald quoted the representative as saying. At this time, it is still unclear if "Rooftop Prince" star Han Ji Min will portray the female lead character, Bong Hee. The actress was offered the role but has yet to confirm her participation in the drama.
Ji Chang Wook's upcoming new series "Be Careful of This Woman" is expected to premiere in mid-May. The said drama will replace "Saimdang, Light's Diary" that currently airs every Wednesday and Thursday on SBS.