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Netflix's latest bet is directed to Sadism lovers and genre South Korean productions.The squid game is an allegory of capitalist society starring a group of people who live in an economic crisis and are forced to play a deadly game to earn the money with which to be able to pay off their debts.Directed by Hwang Dong-Hyuk (50 years), the last golden egg chicken of the audiovisual distributor has become a cultural phenomenon, and has served for several of its protagonists to become international stars.
If not, they tell Hoyeon Jung (27), who raises passions thanks to his powerful character of Sae-Byeok, the 067 player (a North Korean deserter who agrees to participate in the macabre game in order to earn money and thus powergive your brother a better life).The Korean actress began her career working independently at Seoul Fashion Week.At 19, he was second in the popular Korea's Next Top Model contest, and began to parade for signatures such as Chanel, Bottega Veneta, and Louis Vuitton -this last, by the way, presented it just a few weeks ago as a new global ambassador of theFrench signature for fashion, watches and jewelry departments-.
Hoyeon Jung, in an image of his Instagram account.
Over time, Jung wanted to try his luck in the interpretation and, on the recommendation of his agent, he was encouraged to make a video test for the squid game.After overcoming the audition to take her role, the young woman turned to a coach with the intention of working at the accent of North Korea that her character should show at a certain time, and realized that there was a certain parallel between the reserved characterof the Sae-Byeok porterist and the loneliness that she herself felt at the beginning of her career as an international model.
"[Somehow] his life was very similar to mine abroad.During those moments, it was difficult to share my emotions, celebrate with family and friends when something good happened or find out what to do when something bad happened.Everything lived in my head and only in my head.Therefore, I was able to understand his loneliness and how he empowered herself, "I would comment in a Jung interview, which for just over a five years has maintained a discreet romantic relationship with the actor Lee Dong -HWi (36) -Strella deKorean series like Reply 1988 (2015)-.
According to Forbes magazine, Hoyeon Jung is already the most followed South Korean star of Instagram, with more than 21 million followers.Nor can the actress read Yoo-MI (27), who in the squid game gives life to the lonely Ji Young (a player who has been recruited as soon as he left the jail for having killed her mistreatment father).When in mid -September the series premiered on the platform, the actress had about 40 thousand followers on Instagram.Just over a month later, Yoo-Mi already exceeds five and a half million.
Leaving his role in the series aside, one of the most commented things by Yoo-Mi fans is his enormous physical resemblance to Sulli, the K-Pop Goo singer, who in 2014 decided to leave music after recognizing thatHe felt "physically and mentally exhausted by false fierce rumors and criticisms".Five years later she was found dead in her apartment.
Actress Lee Yoo-Mi, in a snapshot of her Instagram profile.
Yoo-Mi debuted as an actress in the psychological thriller The Yellow Sea (2010) and, since then, has participated in more than a dozen South Korean television series.It seems that Jung and she did very good crumbs from the beginning of the filming.In fact, the model came to ask for advice from her partner to prepare some of her scenes.In addition, both characters have been especially applauded by the audience.
Interestingly, the director and scriptwriter of the fiction recently pointed out in an interview that both actresses were about to stay out of the cast for being women: "When I wrote this for the first time ten years ago, [his characters] were originally charactersmale.Ji Yeong (Lee Yoo Mi) was called at the beginning Ji Yong.Whatever be taken at the end of your life will be involved in some type of dispute.However, if there were going to be people who did not participate in that kind of negativity, I wanted Sae Byeok and Ji Yeong to be.I felt that if anyone could find friendship, solidarity, empathy and understanding in this situation, despite not knowing at all, they would be two ".
Hwang Dong-Hyuk also pointed out that, after rolling the dramatic scene in which one of them sacrifices to give the other a chance, the two actresses broke up crying inconsolably and with such intensity that the makeup artists had to let atime for that puddle of tears and eyelids to be dried a little."We were too immersed in feelings during that scene.We were not supposed to cry, but our eyes were already flooded, "Yoo-Mi would then comment.
Promising future for the two Korean actresses, who will surely take little to start chaining a project after another.And (almost) everything that touches, Netflix makes it gold.Its ability to create idols worldwide is evident, as is its ease of promoting the career of the actors of their productions.There we have the example of the Catalan Úrsula Corberó (32), considered the first great Spanish star that came out of a streaming platform.
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