Actress Go Won-hee delivered heartfelt closing remarks for 'Kingderland'.

In the recently concluded JTBC drama 'Kingderland' on the 6th, Go Won-hee portrayed the character of King Air flight attendant Oh Pyeong-hwa with delicate and flawless execution. She provided entertainment through genuine chemistry with her on-screen friends Cheon Sa-rang (played by Im Yoon-ah) and Kang Da-eul (played by Kim Ga-eun), as well as portraying various facets, including a sweet romance with her junior Lee Ro-woon (played by Kim Jae-wook), which earned her a lot of love. On the 8th, Go Won-hee conveyed her thoughts through her agency Management Koo, saying, "It feels like just yesterday when I first encountered the script for 'Kingderland', and now I can't believe it's already ending. As always, there's a sense of regret when a project concludes, but this was a work that brought me unexpected love and happiness. To me, 'Kingderland' was a project where I could grow alongside 'peace'. Just as there are reliable friends by Peace's side, I had dependable colleagues by my side and staff who worked tirelessly behind the scenes, and thanks to our director and writers who led us all, I had an incredibly enjoyable time shooting in a love-filled environment." She expressed her deep affection.

Go Won-hee continued, "To the viewers who loved 'Kingderland' until the very end, I offer endless gratitude. Although 'Kingderland' has ended, I will strive to grow and improve through this experience, so that I can meet you in an even more wonderful work in the future." She shared her aspirations for the future along with her heartfelt thanks.