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Kim Jun, who played Cho Jung-seok's son in 'Hospital Playlist', shows growth in Lim Young-woong's 'Tto Tto' MV

Child actor Kim Jun, who made an impression as actor Cho Jung-seok's son in 'Hospital Playlist', has revealed his recent status. The grown-up Kim Jun brought joy to fans by appearing on the filming set of singer Lim Young-woong's new song music video. The growth of the little actor who remained in the memories of viewers from his childhood is drawing attention once again.

Kim Jun, who played Cho Jung-seok's son in 'Hospital Playlist', shows growth in Lim Young-woong's 'Tto Tto' MV
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The recent status of child actor Kim Jun, who made an impression appearing as actor Cho Jung-seok's son in 'Hospital Playlist', has been revealed. The grown-up Kim Jun brought joy as he appeared on the filming set of singer Lim Young-woong's new song music video. The growth of the little actor who remained in the memories of viewers from his childhood is drawing attention once again.

On the 15th, a video titled 'Filming is filming, but a video of a date with Siwol | Tto Tto + Please Be Happy MV Filming Behind' was uploaded to Lim Young-woong's official YouTube channel. The video captures the filming process of the new song 'Tto Tto' music video, revealing Lim Young-woong's natural appearance inside and outside the set and the meeting of the cast.

The 'Tto Tto' music video depicts the story of a man living with a dog. The central story revolves around what happens when a dog that spends every day happily interferes in the life of a man who has become accustomed to his repetitive daily routine. Before filming, Lim Young-woong met child actor Kim Jun, who plays the human role of Siwol in the work, and greeted him warmly.

Lim Young-woong spoke to Kim Jun in a friendly manner, saying, "Are you in 6th grade? You'll be a middle school student next year. Let's have fun today." His attempt to lead the young actor comfortably on a filming set where he could be nervous also drew attention. He then asked, "Are you originally an actor?" and the staff on set explained that Kim Jun was an actor who appeared in the drama 'Hospital Playlist'.

In this process, Kim Jun's appearance captured on camera brought a welcome surprise to viewers. This is because he appeared with a significantly grown look, unlike the youthful appearance he showed in works during his childhood. In particular, as it was revealed that he is the actor who appeared as Cho Jung-seok's son in 'Hospital Playlist', it is likely to gather interest from viewers who remember the past drama.

Born in 2014, Kim Jun began his acting career with the drama 'Save Me 2' in 2019. Since then, he has built his filmography by appearing in the drama 'Hospital Playlist', the drama 'Moving', and the movie 'Switch'. Having worked as a child actor in various works, he has shown a further level of growth by sharing his recent status through Lim Young-woong's music video.

For a child actor, the growth process itself becomes another story outside of the work. Whenever the young face remembered by viewers appears in a way that has changed enough to feel unfamiliar after time has passed, a mix of welcome and surprise is bound to occur. For those who remember the little boy in 'Hospital Playlist', Kim Jun's appearance captured at Lim Young-woong's music video filming set became a welcome update that makes one realize how much time has passed.

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Lee Chang-seok is the CEO and editor of Mediafine and writes for Mediafine Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-pop, Celebrity and K-drama.

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