Park Ji Hyun, once weighing 78 kg during her high school years, has made remarkable strides in her fitness journey through disciplined and healthy dieting practices.
This year, Park Ji Hyun opened up about her past struggles with dieting on a popular variety show. She candidly stated,
“I used some unhealthy methods, like starving myself.”
She also emphasized the importance of a balanced approach, saying,
“I’ve now found healthier ways. It’s important to find enjoyable exercises.”
Renowned for her commitment to fitness—often incorporating ballet and consistent workouts—Park Ji Hyun has garnered significant attention for her performance in the recent film, “Hidden Face”.
Park Ji Hyun’s Upcoming Film: A Comedic Double Life
Following her success in “Hidden Face”, Park Ji Hyun is set to star in her upcoming film, “The Forbidden Fairytale” , which is scheduled to premiere on January 8, 2025.
This film presents a comedic tale about a civil servant harboring dreams of becoming a fairy tale author. A twist of fate leads her to unwittingly sign a slave contract, compelling her to write adult web novels while simultaneously engaging in her duties to combat illegal adult content.
In this film, she portrays Danbi, a character juggling a secret life—working as a civil servant during the day and penning adult web stories by night. This role marks Park Ji Hyun’s debut in the realm of comedy. Expressing her enthusiasm, she shared,
“I worked hard to make Danbi appear both lovable and easygoing.”
Her director, Lee Jong Seok, praised her for breathing life into Danbi, characterizing her as “full of imagination” and acknowledging Park Ji Hyun as a versatile actress.
Joining her in the cast are Choi Siwon, portraying Jeong Seok, a civil servant who rekindles his zest for life through Danbi’s influence, and Sung Dong Il, who plays Hwang, a notable figure in the adult web novel scene.
Challenges in Film Promotion
The promotional efforts for “The Forbidden Fairytale” hit a snag when a planned press conference on December 12 was abruptly canceled due to “internal circumstances.” Observers in the industry speculate this might be linked to the political upheaval surrounding recent impeachment discussions, although the film’s release remains unaffected.
Successes in Rapid Succession
In a remarkable trajectory, Park Ji Hyun is currently basking in the success of “Hidden Face” , which made its debut on November 20. This film delves into the themes of desire and love among three characters trapped in an isolation scenario. Her compelling portrayal of a character driven by ambition has received critical acclaim.
As of December 14, “Hidden Face” has attracted an impressive 962,900 viewers, inching closer to the coveted 1 million mark.
With back-to-back releases in just a two-month span, Park Ji Hyun is gaining recognition for her diverse acting capabilities. The transition from her intense role in “Hidden Face” to a comedic character in “The Forbidden Fairytale” underscores her evolution as a performer and promises to engage audiences once more.
Additionally, Park Ji Hyun’s next film, titled “It’s a Fairy Tale, But Rated R,” will also hit theaters on January 8, 2025.
Source: Daum
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