CNBLUE's Kang Min Hyuk was almost cast for "You're Handsome"

CNBLUE's Kang Min Hyuk revealed a story of changed fate while making an appearance on the November 30th episode of SBS's "Strong Heart." He began, "I received an opportunity to audition for a Korean drama one day. I had to basically rival with Jung Yong Hwa for a role in�SBS's 'You're Handsome.' We practiced acting with each other and I was definitely better than him at acting. In fact, Yong Hwa-hyung had a very awkward time with it, so I was sure that the opportunity would bend in my favor. I felt that I'd be able to become a somebody if I received the 'Kang Shin Woo' role." He continued, "I was devastated when I heard that Yong Hwa-hyung got the role while in Japan. I started crying and begging our CEO to give me another chance because I was so hurt. I later heard from the director that my cute image didn't fit with the 'Kang Shin Woo' character, which was why he chose Yong Hwa-hyung. I was really upset every time I read articles calling Yong Hwa-hyung 'towel man' or 'milk man.' I always thought that it was my spot." SNSD's Sooyoung, who had been listening on, added her own story in order to console him, "Originally, Park Ha Sun's role in the movie 'Fool' was mine. But if I had done that role, I don't think I could've joined SNSD. I think that everyone has their own time and place." Source: Newsen via Nate