Park Shin Hye and Lee Jong Suk share a 'sandwich kiss' in the latest episode of 'Pinocchio'
2014.11.21
In the latest episode of SBS drama, "Pinocchio" aired on November 20th, the cute "kiss scene" of two main characters drew a lot of attention.
During the scene, Park Shin Hye and Lee Jong Suk look like a newly-wed couple seeing each other off for work in the morning. They shared a slice of a sandwich and their lips nearly touched, making it so romantic. It also resembles the "cotton candy kiss" from drama "That winter the wind blows" so fans right away named it a "sandwich kiss", showing hot reactions.
A representative of the drama revealed, “Park Shin Hye and Lee Jong Suk are showing the best chemistry together even in or off camera. You could hear their endless laughter at the filming set, and alsoon screen.”
Meanwhile, "Pinocchio" tells about those who want to become journalists and how they try to fulfill their dreams. It is drawing a lot of attention for good casts and also well-known director and writer that made the hit “I Hear Your Voice”.
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