Best known as Sergeant Seo Dae Young in "Descendants of the Sun," Jin Goo finally returned to the big screen with his latest movie "One Line."
The crime thriller follows the life of an ordinary college student who encountered one of the most renowned swindlers in the country. "One Line" hit the theaters last March 29 with lackluster performance.
Despite that, Jin Goo admitted that working for the film has taught him the importance of communication between the artist and his director.
When asked about his previous role in "Descendants of the Sun," the actor candidly said Sergeant Seo Dae Young is slowly losing its touch to the fans. However, Jin Goo is still thankful for the breakthrough which opened a lot of doors for his acting career.
"I do not think the [fame] bubble has entirely gone but I can see that it's going away. And I do know that it will be all at once. So that's why I have tried to enjoy the moment," he said as per Korea Joongang Daily.
The 36-year-old actor added that he has been getting much attention after working side by side with Song Joong Ki and Song Hye Kyo in the KBS2 series. Some of the fans would even approach him for photo op or to get an autograph.
In a previous interview, Jin Goo credited the success of "Descendants of the Sun" not only to the actors, but also to the people behind the MBC drama. "It's because the production, script, and actors all worked well together," the actor said, according to Allkpop.
After his big screen comeback with "One Line," Jin Goo is still uncertain what awaits him in the future. "I'm curious what my next job will be. I often try to imagine which character I [would] get next month or next year," he said.
