Gong Yoo attends the 'Train To Busan' photocall during the 69th Annual Cannes Film Festival on May 14, 2016 in Cannes, France. (Photo : Getty Images/Andreas Rentz)
South Korean popular drama series on tvN "Goblin" revealed another behind-the-scenes clip of the bromance between actors Gong Yoo and Lee Dong Wook. They filmed the drama scene on Jan. 13, Friday, when a god entered the body of Yook Sung Jae played by Yoo Duk Hwa, who is always cheerful and bright in the drama but suddenly became serious, and started to fly and hit Gong.
In the clip on Naver TV, Lee held Gong back asking why he did this to the child who did no wrong. When Gong lifted both of his feet to do a high kick, he accidentally hit Lee's chin with the back of his head. Shocked, Gong insisted he did not mean to do that but Lee who was behind him said, "I'll hold you, so jump."
Everyone just laughed but Gong made sure Lee was fine. The latter assured Gong he was alright.
The tvN drama aired on Jan. 14, Saturday, a special segment which revealed the three one-minute scenes that received highest viewership ratings. The most viewed scene is from episode 11 where Gong's character, Kim Shin the Goblin embraced Kim Go Eun's Ji Eun Tak after saving her. The one-minute scene got 17.2 percent of viewership ratings.
The second place is from episode 12 when the Goblin asked Yoo In Na's character Sunny if Lee's the Grim Reaper was the young king in his previous life. It had 16.4 percent of the ratings. The third got 15 percent of the rating and is from episode 10 when the Kim Shin learned Sunny is the reincarnation of his sister.
From the creators of KBS2 2016 hit "Descendants of the Sun," writer Kim Eun Sook and director Lee Eung Bok, South Korean drama "Goblin" is currently receiving lots of support. With the drama's success, the entire cast and crew are set for a vacation to Phuket, Thailand on Feb. 6, AllK Pop reported.
"Goblin" airs every Friday and Saturday on the cable network. Episode 14 will air on Jan. 20 while episodes 16 and 16, the last two episodes, will both air on Jan. 21.
Check out one of Gong and Lee's scenes below:
