'National adulterous man' Choi Dae-cheol promotes himself as 'the next Park Bo-gum'

While actor Choi Dae-cheol has been promoting himself as the next Park Bo-gum, he is revealing the story of meeting Park Bo-gum in person.

Choi Dae-cheol and Ryu Jin, called 'Mothers' Park Bo-gum', will appear as guests on KBS2's 'Problem Son of the Rooftop', which will be aired on the 22nd.

On this day, Choi Dae-cheol revealed that he and Park Bo-gum were the same friends who debuted together, and that they had a special relationship together from the drama 'Gaksi Mask', in which they appeared together as rookies, to the drama 'Moonlight Drawn by Clouds'.

However, it aroused curiosity by saying that he met Park Bo-gum and made an unexpected apology. Regarding the modifier 'Mothers' Park Bo-gum', he makes a bombshell confession, saying, "Actually, I used to say that I was the 'second Park Bo-gum'."

He then surprised everyone by revealing the warm words of Park Bo-gum, who is as good as his handsome appearance, saying, "I met Bo-gum a while ago and apologized, but Bo-gum actually thanked me. Bo-gum is so kind. I don't think it just works out well." Rumor has it that he was surprised.

In addition, Choi Dae-cheol, who was reborn as an adulterous villain and a national adulterous man through realistic adulterous performances in the recently popular drama 'Red Balloon' and 'Okay Photo Sisters', had a slap scene with actor Yoon Joo-sang as his most memorable scene. I picked it.

He said, "Senior Yoon Joo-sang said he would hit me himself without a stand-in, so for the sake of reality, I readily agreed. However, senior Yoon Ju-sang's hand was so big that it hit me harder than I expected. I had to come to my senses, but it was so painful that my eyes rolled around a little. I even forgot my lines in the end." I aroused the members' interest by telling them about my experience of almost suffering short-term memory loss through my slapping act.

Choi Dae-cheol, who graduated from the Department of Dance at Hanyang University and was a promising dancer, confessed that his daughter, a second-year middle school student, is majoring in dance following her father. He, who knows better than anyone else that dancing is difficult, revealed an anecdote that touched his daughter. He said, “I asked my daughter, ‘Do you want to quit if it’s hard?’ and she said, ‘I can do it.’ I was very grateful and proud of that,” he said, showing his extraordinary affection for his daughter and proving that he is an idiot father.

Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia reporter kkk39@tenasia.co.kr