The behind-the-scenes of the last episode of SBS masterpiece drama "Moon Lovers - Scarlet Heart Ryeo", starring Lee Joon Gi and IU, has been released.

On March 31, Lee Joon Gi appeared on the YouTube web entertainment "Civilization Express - MMTG" and had time to review his filmography.

He shared the good news that in the last episode of the SBS drama "Moon Lovers - Scarlet Heart Ryeo", which aired in 2016, he filmed a scene where he and IU were reunited in Hyundai.

"Moon Lovers - Scarlet Heart Ryeo" is a time slip romance in which Go Ha Jin (IU), who was living in the 21st century, accidentally transforms into the body of a Goryeo girl Hae Soo, meets Wang So (Lee Joon Gi), the king of Goryeo, and falls in love.

The tragic sad ending of Hae Soo returning to the real world after she died alone without seeing Wang So stimulated the tears of many viewers.

The scene in the last episode in which Go Ha Jin, who returned to modern times, sees Wang So's painting at the art museum and cries out, saying, "I'm sorry for leaving you alone" is also a famous scene that is still talked about.

Jae Jae showed Lee Joon Gi a picture that IU had previously uploaded to Instagram, and asked if there was actually a scene where Wang So, who was reincarnated in modern times, meets Go Ha Jin.

After Lee Joon Gi said it was true, he revealed that when Go Ha Jin was crying, Wang So, who could not remember what happened in his previous life, came and handed him a handkerchief.

He then said that the original scene was when Go Ha Jin, who recognized Wang So, called him and smiled at each other.

Director Kim Gyu Tae, who directed "Moon Lovers - Scarlet Heart Ryeo", also said that he thought about whether it would give a deep impression or suggest a happy ending until the very end.

After saying that the scene of reunion in modern times was not included in the main broadcast nor in the DVD released after the end, Lee Joon Gi also expressed his opinion that it was good for drama fans to be sad.

Many fans who saw this showed reactions such as "It would have been nice if it had a happy ending", "I hope it will be released later".

Meanwhile, Lee Joon Gi is scheduled to play the lead role of Kim Hee Woo in the SBS drama "Again My Life", which will be aired for the first time on April 8. The drama airs every Friday and Saturday at 10 PM.

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Actor Jo In Sung is turning a new page in his career.

On March 3, NS ENM officially announced that Jo In Sung’s exclusive contract has ended. The agency shared, "Ahead of the contract’s expiration, we had in-depth discussions with Jo In Sung for a long time."

They added, "In the end, we mutually agreed not to renew. We sincerely thank Jo In Sung for trusting and being with us for so many years, and we will continue to support his future endeavors."

Jo In Sung also shared his heartfelt thoughts, saying, "I sincerely thank the CEO and all the staff who have been with me for a long time."

He added, "Their constant support and encouragement gave me strength, and I’m truly grateful. I will never forget their kindness over the past 13 years."

Fans are curious about what’s next for the beloved actor, who has built an impressive career in both dramas and films.

From hit series like It’s Okay, That’s Love and That Winter, the Wind Blows to blockbuster movies like Escape from Mogadishu and The King, Jo In Sung has continuously showcased his versatility.

Beyond acting, he also made a mark in variety shows with tvN’s Unexpected Business, winning hearts with his down-to-earth personality.

Most recently, he gained international fame for his powerful performance in Disney+’s Moving, where his emotional depth and action skills left a lasting impression.

Currently, Jo In Sung has completed filming director Na Hong Jin’s Hope and is in the middle of shooting director Ryoo Seung Wan’s film Humint.

With his next steps still unknown, fans are eagerly waiting to see where his journey will take him!

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