Renowned screenwriter Kim Eun-SookKnown as a queen of romantic comedies, according to what has been reported, he spent five years trying to secure the best actor Gong Yoo for his acclaimed drama Guardian: the lonely God and great (Goblin). This persistent effort eventually fruit, leading to one of the most loved K-Drama collaborations in recent history.
Goblinwhich transmitted on Cable Network TVn, quickly obtained a huge popularity for its unique plot focused on the immortal goldle Kim Shin and his destined bride Ji eun-tak. Gong Yoo’s Compelling portrait of Kim Shin It has been widely praised for its emotional depth and its romantic charm, consolidating the status of drama as a cultural phenomenon.
According to sources close to production, Kim Eun-Sook faced repeated waste from Gong Yoo for several years. The actor mentioned personal reserves on the pressure of playing in a great drama as a reason for having initially refused the role. In an interview, Gong Yoo explained, “At one point, I started fear of dramas. Kim Eun-Sook is an incredible figure for me. It was not a question of rejecting it because I am special-my problem is.”
Despite these challenges, Kim Eun-Sook’s unshakable trust in the project and sincere attempts to persuade Gong Yoo Continue for five years. The turning point came when Gong Yoo finally accepted the role, sending a message that deeply moved the writer, “If you are fine with a shy and frightening goblin like me, I will do it.”
The transmission of the drama was a huge success, reaching a score of small spectators of 20.5%. The so -called “Goblin syndrome” crossed South Korea and international markets, marking a milestone in Korean television history.
Gong Yooborn Gong ji-chul In 1979, he began his entertainment career as a model before debuting as an actor in School 4. Over the years, he has built a strong reputation with remarkable roles in Biscuit teacher AND Star Candy, Prince of coffee, Silentand the successful film Train for Busan. Its role in Goblin He further consolidated his position as a prominent figure in the Drama and in the film Koreans.
Kim Eun-Sook’s dedicated chase e Gong Yoo’s Any commitment demonstrates the intricate efforts behind the scenes that shape successful television projects. Their collaboration on Goblin It remains a testimony of patience and passion in the entertainment sector.
