Jeon Yeo Bin gets candid at the fun talks of the upcoming movie "Cobweb," where she revealed the true personality of one of her co-stars.

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'Cobweb' Stars Song Kang Ho, Jeon Yeo Bin, More Attend Press Conference

The cast and the creative heads attended the press conference of the soon-to-release film "Cobweb." The event was held at CGV Yongsan Mall in Seoul on the morning of August 29. Present at the gathering are Song Kang Ho, Oh Jung Se, Im Soo Jung, Jeon Yeo Bin, and Krystal Jung.

During the fun talks segment, the cast members shared some of their experiences and behind-the-scenes stories working on the movie.

Jeon Yeo Bin is set to portray the role of Shin Mi Do, the nephew and assistant of Director Kim of Korea's top movie company Shin Sung Film. She is in charge of the financial affairs for filming their movie and is a hard-working staff who will do anything to re-shoot "Cobweb."

Jeon Yeo Bin Exposes Krystal's True Personality

During the media conference, Jeon Yeo Bin commented on her co-actress Krystal Jung, "Back when we were in school, there was a saying that 'There isn't a girl who doesn't have Jung Soojung in their heart," (referring to the idol-actress' real name) that's how famous she was in f(x).

The "Vincenzo" lead star also spontaneously revealed Krystal Jung's true personality.

According to Jeon Yeo Bin, "She has this cold and sophisticated image, right? However, in real life, she's really warm-hearted and friendly." The "Be Melodramatic" star added, "Her passion for acting is something to commend about her too, it brings me happiness when I watch her."

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Jeo Yeo Bin exposed the new friendship that she found with her co-star and the strong bond that they have was evident during the press conference.

What We Know So Far About 'Cobweb'

"Cobweb" follows the story of a director who is obsessed with thinking of a great way of concluding the movie "Cobweb," which was originally produced in the 1970s, and would be better if re-filmed.

Furthermore, the director then faces challenges from censorship authorities and the actors and the staff's incompetence to comprehend the changes in the film's narrative, leading to the chaotic and funny things that happen while working on the movie.

"Cobweb" is scheduled to hit the cinemas beginning September 27.

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Shai Collins wrote this.