Go Min Si dished on her friendship with Song Kang and Lee Do Hyun whom she worked with in Netflix's "Sweet Home."
Ahead of her upcoming movie "Smugglers," the actress appeared as a guest on "TEO's Youtube," along with co-star Park Jung Min.
During the interview, she casually talked about her closeness with Song Kang and Lee Do Hyun, even after the first season ended.
Go Min Si Talks About Friendship with Song Kang, Lee Do Hyun
The 36-year-old actor Park Jung Min spoke about being "friends with people who were born both in 1986 and 1987," which brings to mind his huge age gap with "Smugglers" co-star Go Min Si, who is 28 years old.
However, for the actress, she also spoke about the same thing and recalled how her friendship with Lee Do Hyun and Song Kang started.
As mentioned by a news portal, Go Min Si shared that she is almost the same age as the two actors. She and Lee Do Hyun were both born in 1995, while the "Nevertheless" star was born in 1994.
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Interestingly, Go Min Si recalled the time when Lee Do Hyun once asked her about calling her "noona," a term that means "older sister."
Usually, males use it to refer to female friends or family members who are older.
"One day, Do Hyun came up to me and said, 'Come to think of it, why do I have to call you Noona?'" she said, adding, "So we naturally spoke informally after that."
However, when Song Kang heard about this, he asked Go Min Si in a joking manner, "Hey, why does Do Hyun speak informally to you? Shouldn't you call me Oppa then?'" causing laughter during the interview.
In addition, the actress also revealed that the three of them usually talk about this when they are together.
To recall, the trio first worked together on Netflix's "Sweet Home."
Go Min Si played as the rebellious younger sister of Lee Do Hyun, while Song Kang portrayed the role of a loner high school student, Cha Hyun Soo.
Set to hit theaters on July 26, she is among the lead stars of the action crime film, along with Jo In Sung, Kim Hye Soo, Yum Jung Ah, and Park Jung Min.
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