Boss Movie: Jo Woo Jin & Jung Kyung Ho Shine on Hyell’s Club for Chuseok 2025
A Chuseok Comedy Hit: Why You Should Watch Boss
As the Chuseok 2025 holiday approaches, there’s no better way to celebrate with family and friends than by watching the hilarious Korean comedy movie Boss. Premiering on October 3, 2025, this comedic action film stars Jo Woo Jin, Jung Kyung Ho, and a talented ensemble cast, including Lee Sung Min and Park Ji Hwan. Recently, the two leading stars appeared on Hyell’s Club with host Hyeri, sharing behind-the-scenes stories, their chemistry, and why Boss is the perfect family-friendly movie for the holiday season.
Hyell’s Club: A Lively Chat with Jo Woo Jin and Jung Kyung Ho
In a fun-filled episode of Hyell’s Club, Hyeri welcomed Jo Woo Jin and Jung Kyung Ho to promote their upcoming movie Boss. The episode was packed with laughter, heartwarming moments, and even a surprise gift—a delicious golden cheesecake that had everyone drooling. The actors’ chemistry was undeniable, as they shared stories about filming, their love for food (hello, Agujjim!), and their unique roles in the movie.
Fun Fact: Jung Kyung Ho revealed he learned tango for his role as Kang Pyo in Boss, a character who’d rather dance than take the boss position. Talk about dedication!
What Is Boss About?
Boss is a comedic action film with a fresh twist: instead of fighting to become the boss, the characters are desperate to avoid the position. Jo Woo Jin plays Na Sun Tae, while Jung Kyung Ho’s Kang Pyo brings a mix of dance and action to the screen. The movie also features Lee Sung Min and Park Ji Hwan, adding to the chaotic hilarity. As Jo Woo Jin described, it’s a “war of giving up” the boss role, making it a lighthearted and relatable comedy for all ages.
Why watch it? With its blend of humor, action, and heart, Boss is the perfect movie to enjoy during the Chuseok 2025 holiday with your loved ones.
Behind-the-Scenes: Tango, Teamwork, and TMI
During the episode, Jung Kyung Ho shared how he trained in tango for four months to bring authenticity to his character’s dance scenes. “Tango is about action and reaction,” he said, explaining how the dance mirrored the dynamic between the characters. Jo Woo Jin, meanwhile, praised the cast’s camaraderie, particularly with co-stars like Park Ji Hwan, whom he described as a “lovely friend” despite his tough on-screen persona.
The actors also shared some TMI (Too Much Information) moments. Jung Kyung Ho revealed his daily workout routine—100 squats, sit-ups, and lunges—while Jo Woo Jin admitted to enjoying quiet nights with roasted seaweed and YouTube. Hyeri, ever the charming host, shared her love for solo travel as her ultimate escape.
Why Boss Is a Must-Watch for Chuseok 2025
With its release timed perfectly for the Chuseok holiday, Boss promises to deliver laughs and heartwarming moments for audiences of all ages. Whether you’re gathering with family or catching up with friends, this movie’s chaotic yet relatable storyline makes it a standout choice. Plus, with the star power of Jo Woo Jin, Jung Kyung Ho, and Lee Sung Min, you’re guaranteed a cinematic treat.
Hyeri summed it up best: “Boss is a movie like a Chuseok gift set—fun, chaotic, and perfect for everyone!”
Where to Watch Boss and How to Stay Updated
Mark your calendars for October 3, 2025, and head to theaters to catch Boss. Want more behind-the-scenes content? Check out Hyell’s Club on YouTube for the full episode with Jo Woo Jin and Jung Kyung Ho. Follow Hyeri and the cast on social media for updates, though Jo Woo Jin humorously admitted he avoids platforms like Instagram and KakaoTalk!
Book your tickets now and get ready to laugh this Chuseok!
Final Thoughts
Boss is more than just a comedy—it’s a celebration of teamwork, humor, and the joy of avoiding responsibility (we’ve all been there!). With Jo Woo Jin and Jung Kyung Ho’s infectious energy on Hyell’s Club, it’s clear this movie is a labor of love. Don’t miss out on the fun when it hits theaters on October 3, 2025!