Cha Eun Woo Transforms Into Strict Math Teacher In Latest Stills

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More images of Cha Eun Woo and his metamorphosis into a maths teacher have been released for the upcoming MBC drama ‘A Good Day to Be a Dog’. “A Good Day to Be a Dog” is a fantasy romantic drama that is based on a webtoon about Han Hae Na (Park Gyu Young), a lady who is cursed to turn into a dog when she kisses a guy. However, her coworker Jin Seo Won (ASTRO’s Cha Eun Woo), who is terrified of dogs because of a tragic experience he can no longer recall, is the only one who can reverse her curse.

Jin Seo Won, a smart and appealing high school maths teacher who is scared of dogs owing to a previous incident, is portrayed by Cha Eun Woo in the movie.  The recently made available stills show Cha Eun Woo changing into Jin Seo Won. He looks exactly the part of a teacher with his neat style and demeanour, especially with the way he stands in front of the chalkboard with his glasses on and carefully examines his students with his arms crossed.

Cha Eun Woo explained why he decided to pursue this project: “I enjoy dogs personally, and I felt the idea of changing into a dog when kissed is intriguing and exciting, therefore I selected it. I believe our drama’s attractiveness is due to this unusual subject. Cha Eun Woo provided some details on his character, stating that “he is a character who appears cold on the outside due to his fear of dogs caused by childhood trauma, but he is a warmhearted character.” I wanted to portray this in a more enjoyable and three-dimensional way because I adore maths and my job is a maths teacher in the theatre, he continued.