Song Hye Kyo, one of South Korea’s top actresses known for her moving performances in both movies and K-dramas, has recently shared why she decided to step away from the melodrama and romance genres for her next project. The actress, who captivated global audiences with her intense role in the hit revenge thriller series “The Glory,” is now taking on a darker, more challenging role in the upcoming occult film, “Dark Nuns.”
On August 14, 2024, an exclusive pictorial and interview with Song Hye Kyo was released by Elle Korea. In this interview, the actress delved into her decision to take on the role in “Dark Nuns,” a film that marks a significant departure from her previous works.
Song Hye Kyo Reveals Why She Chose “Dark Nuns” After “The Glory”
In her conversation with Elle Korea, Song Hye Kyo explained that she felt the need to explore a different genre after her success in “The Glory.” Despite not being a fan of the occult or horror genres, Song Hye Kyo shared that she has been familiar with these types of stories since her childhood, thanks to her mother’s love for them.
- “I didn’t want to return to a melodrama or romance after ‘The Glory,’” Song Hye Kyo stated. She expressed that while she was searching for her next project, she stumbled upon the opportunity to star in “Dark Nuns,” an occult spin-off of Kang Dong Won’s movie “The Priests.”
Song Hye Kyo reflected on her experience filming “Dark Nuns,” revealing that it was a new and challenging experience for her.
- “When I saw myself on the screen fighting for someone, I thought to myself, ‘There’s a face that I like.’” She added that she had high expectations for herself with this role, believing that if she could successfully take on this challenge, she would discover a new version of herself.
Song Hye Kyo’s Stellar Career and Notable Works
Song Hye Kyo has established herself as one of South Korea’s leading actresses, renowned for her powerful performances in various genres. She began her acting journey with a small modeling role and a minor part in the TV series “First Love.” However, her breakout role came in 2000 with the melodrama “Autumn in My Heart,” where she played her first leading role.
Her film debut followed in 2005 with the movie “My Girl and I.” Over the years, Song Hye Kyo has continued to deliver memorable performances in both films and television dramas.
Some of her most notable K-dramas include:
- “That Winter, The Wind Blows”
- “Full House”
- “Descendants of the Sun”
- “Now, We Are Breaking Up”
- “Encounter”
- “The Glory”
Song Hye Kyo’s decision to take on a role in “Dark Nuns” reflects her desire to continue challenging herself and expanding her acting repertoire. Fans and critics alike are eagerly awaiting her performance in this new and darker role, which promises to showcase yet another facet of her immense talent.
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