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Appearing as a guest on the August 5 broadcast of SBS Power FM's (107.7 MHz) "Wendy's Young Street," actor Ha-young, who stars in the Netflix series "Love-Stuck" slated for release on August 7, lit up the show.
"Love-Stuck" is a romantic comedy that depicts the heart-fluttering cohabitation of Go Eun-sae (played by Ha-young), an elite prosecutor suffering from amnesia, and Jang Tae-ha (played by Jung Hae-in), a boxing coach who insists he is her boyfriend.
Introducing the project, Ha-young described it as "a drama like a gift set containing a mix of romantic comedy, melodrama, and noir," adding, "At first, when I saw the title, I wondered if it would be okay, but it was so charming that I read the entire script in one sitting," showing her special affection for the work.
In particular, she did not hold back her praise for Jung Hae-in, with whom she shared screen time. When asked to rate him as an acting partner, Ha-young answered, "1,000 points out of 100," adding, "It was a set where I learned so much that it felt like taking acting lessons." She went on to share a heartwarming story, revealing that during filming in Yeongdeok, Jung Hae-in paid for a snow crab dinner for every single staff member on site.
Her pledge for hitting No. 1 on Netflix's global charts also drew attention. Ha-young stated her bold ambition, saying, "I will personally boil traditional taffy and hand it out in Myeong-dong." It was later mentioned that the production crew was taken aback by the unexpected and unconventional pledge, bringing pleasant laughter to the studio.
Meanwhile, "Wendy's Young Street" airs every evening from 8 PM to 10 PM on SBS Power FM 107.7 MHz and can also be enjoyed as a visible radio broadcast through its official YouTube channel "Erala."
(Photo: Broadcast capture of "Young Street", Courtesy of Netflix)
Reporter Kang Sun-ae
(SBS Entertainment News Reporter Kang Sun-ae)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
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