#SHOWBIZ: Lee Jong-suk and Moon Ga-young show love for Malaysian fans
Moon said she was surprised to see many Malaysian fans in attendance during the event.
"For the first time in a long time, I felt kind of nervous.
"It's also a rare opportunity to be able to spend the final episode with fans nearby, and I'm very grateful for this memory that I have created," she said during a press conference yesterday, according to a Malay Mail report.
Lee said the warmth from everyone was amazing.
"It's my first time in this city, and I feel so grateful for having this moment.
"I feel like I also enjoyed myself with the fans, and I'm going to leave with a great memory," he said.
Law and the City has been trending in Malaysia since it premiered back in July.
Moon said that Lee played a big role in her decision to join.
"The script was also really great, and the fellow actors who were part of this programme made me feel like I wanted to act here," she said.
Lee added: "I never had the chance to portray my character in a daily life setting, and I wanted to show the fans what it's like."
Law and the City marked the first time the two actors shared the screen, with Lee saying that working with Moon was a great experience.
Moon said that Lee took care of her, guided the other actors, and contributed to creating a stable environment on set.
Lee will be working on another project titled Leonardo, while Moon has an upcoming movie set to be released soon.
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