The “My Bias, My Boss” cast reveals genuine friendship and support that shaped their on-screen chemistry. Ahead of its premiere, the cast of tvN’s “My Bias, My Boss“ shared heartfelt behind-the-scenes moments, proving their on-screen spark comes from real off-camera friendship.
What the Cast Shared
The drama follows Nam Da Reum, played by Kim Hye Jun, who joins a company to be near her longtime idol bias Lee Chan, played by Cha Woo Min, while navigating an unexpected connection with CEO Kang Ha Gi, played by Kang Hoon.

Kang Hoon praised his co-stars warmly, saying their chemistry “needed no words.” He shared that he’d admired Kim Hye Jun as an actress long before working together and had always hoped for the opportunity, while also crediting Cha Woo Min’s friendly, humble presence for keeping the set’s energy positive, adding that he now considers him a close friend and younger sibling figure.
Kim Hye Jun echoed the sentiment, noting that filming her first rom-com left her worried about co-star chemistry, but the set atmosphere put those fears to rest immediately. She spoke fondly of Kang Hoon’s willingness to step in whenever she struggled, calling him a major source of strength, and described Cha Woo Min as consistently considerate and selfless throughout production.
Cha Woo Min recalled a touching moment when both co-stars showed up to support him during his character’s music video shoot despite having no scenes that day. He also credited Kang Hoon for approaching him warmly early on, helping them grow close, and praised Kim Hye Jun for regularly checking on his comfort during rehearsals.
My Bias, My Boss: Overview
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Lead Cast | Kim Hye Jun, Kang Hoon, Cha Woo Min |
| Based On | Webtoon of the same name |
| Genre | Romance, Office Drama |
| Network | tvN |
| Premiere | August 3, 8:50 PM KST |
| Streaming | Viki |
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Final Thoughts
With genuine warmth and support clearly visible behind the scenes, “My Bias, My Boss” looks set to deliver both a compelling romance and an authentic cast dynamic when it premieres next month.
FAQs
Q1: How was the on-set chemistry among the cast?
All three leads described a supportive, close-knit atmosphere that made filming their first collaboration a positive experience.





