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Cho Yeo-jeong. NEW presented actress Jo Yeo-jeong praising the acting skills of young actress Park Ji-hyun.
In an interview with News 1 regarding the movie ‘Hidden Face’ (directed by Kim Dae-woo) held at a cafe in Samcheong-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul on the morning of the 19th, Jo Yeo- jeong about the time she was filming the airport scene with Park Ji-hyun and said, “The Soo-yeon I know came from this friend. “I can trust this friend and take Soo-yeon out. He is a reliable partner,” he said.
After filming the scene, Jo Yeo-jeong directly praised Park Ji-hyun. He recalled the moment, saying, “We both ran into each other in front of the bathroom and I said, ‘Jihyun, you’re very good.’ I was shy and said, ‘Thank you,’ and ‘Hey, you’re cool, you’re so good. As Suyeon, I am so grateful.’”
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He also said, “We both had a very close relationship, so it was very important, what this friend did, I filmed the movie because I fell in love with Mi-joo’s charm, and she said to she was attractive,” and “I said, ‘I couldn’t be like this when I was your age.’ That’s how I did it, so I say it’s amazing,” he explained.
Also, when Jo Yeo-jeong was asked if her age was similar to Park Ji-hyun’s when she was filming ‘Bangjajeon’, she replied, “The simple thing is, I couldn’t did when I was your age. (At the time of filming) My nose was three years old, so back in the day, “I didn’t think that,” he said.
‘Hidden Face’ is about young Mi-ju Soo-yeon (played by Park Ji-hyun) appearing in front of Seong-jin (played by Song Seung-heon) who was running where his girlfriend Soo-yeon (played by Jo Yeo-jeong), and Su-yeon, who was thought to be gone, locked in the secret place closest to them and is taken away. Jo Yeo-jeong is Seong-jin’s girlfriend and an orchestral cellist. He leaves a video letter for Seongjin and is locked in a secret room, where he sees his naked face. Released on the 20th.
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