Actor Ji Chang Wook revealed he plans to enlist for his mandatory military service following the�SBS drama 'Suspicious Partner'.
At the press conference for the series on May 31, Ji Chang Wook said, "I think I'll be going to the military not long after this project ends. I haven't received a solid date though. I don't think anything was different for me in terms of preparation because I knew this drama would likely be my last before my enlistment."
He continued, "I went to a prosecutor's office and talked to prosecutors, and I observed law cases as well, which wasn't difficult. I don't think it was a big deal... I plan to keep the details I noticed in mind."
'Suspicious Partner' is running until July 13KST.
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At the press conference for the series on May 31, Ji Chang Wook said, "I think I'll be going to the military not long after this project ends. I haven't received a solid date though. I don't think anything was different for me in terms of preparation because I knew this drama would likely be my last before my enlistment."
He continued, "I went to a prosecutor's office and talked to prosecutors, and I observed law cases as well, which wasn't difficult. I don't think it was a big deal... I plan to keep the details I noticed in mind."
'Suspicious Partner' is running until July 13KST.
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