It turns out that “Mask Girl” actress Han Jae Yi once appeared in “Hotel Del Luna”.
Actress Han Jae Yi starred in Netflix’s original series “Mask Girl” as Kim Chun Ae and became a scene-stealer.
Kim Chun Ae portrayed by Han Jae Yi works at the same bar as Kim Mo Mi 2 (Nana), known as showgirl Areumi, and showed great chemistry with Nana. In particular, Han Jae Yi drew keen attention as she expressed Kim Chun Ae perfectly and impressed viewers with her impactful acting.
Han Jae Yi made her debut after playing a minor role in the movie “Nobody’s Daughter Haewon” in 2012. Since then, she has continued acting in various independent films and recently starred in “Samjin Company English Class” with a small CEO secretary role.
In fact, Han Jae Yi made her name and face widely known to the public through tvN’s drama “Hotel Del Luna” with a supporting role. She acted as Seo Joo Hee, the blind ghost with sunglasses.
Being the first ghost that Goo Chan Sung (Yeo Jin Goo) sees and the first customer of the hotel, Han Jae Yi appeared powerfully from the first episode and finished her scenes with a strong horror impact until the end.
Proving her presence despite having short screen time in “Hotel Del Luna”, Han Jae Yi acted in KBS2’s Drama Special “Home Sweet Home” in the following year. Since then, she has gradually built her filmography by joining various projects, such as JTBC’s “Be Melodramatic”, KBS2’s “Once Again”, JTBC’s “Reflection of You”, etc.
Many viewers are raising high expectations for the new images Han Jae Yi, who has gained experience through many movies and dramas, will show in her next acting projects.
Based on a webtoon of the same name, “Mask Girl” tells about Kim Mo Mi, an ordinary office worker with an appearance complex who works as an Internet broadcasting BJ while hiding her face with a mask every night, getting caught up in an unintended incident.
“Mask Girl” is rising in popularity as it ranks No.1 in Netflix’s TOP 10 TV Shows in 8 countries, including Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, and Japan.
Source: Wikitree
