“D.P. 2” Kim Ji Hyun raises expectations for her synergy with Jung Hae In, Koo Kyo Hwan, Ji Jin Hee

Actress Kim Ji Hyun will meet global fans with an unprecedented transformation through Netflix’s “D.P.” season 2.

Kim Ji Hyun will attempt a new transformation by playing the role of Lieutenant Colonel Seo Eun in “D.P.” season 2, which will premiere through Netflix on July 28th.

“D.P.” season 2 begins with the shooting incident of Private First Class Kim Roo Ri (Moon Sang Hoon), which occured in episode 6 of season 1. Seo Eun is the deputy head of the military’s special investigation team in charge of Private First Class Kim Roo Ri’s armed desertion case. She only discloses some information to the media, puts a specific frame in favor of the military and does not hesitate to use provocative methods to tempt Kim Roo Ri.

In the released poster, Kim Ji Hyun heralded an unprecedented transformation by perfectly digesting the character Seo Eun, the owner of a cool-headed personality with an expressionless yet charismatic face in a military uniform.

In particular, aside from Jung Hae In, Koo Kyo Hwan, Kim Sung Kyun and Son Suk Ku, who appeared in season 1, fresh actors such as Ji Jin Hee are scheduled to appear one after another in season 2, raising expectations for what kind of synergy Kim Ji Hyun will show with them.

Kim Ji Hyun, a graduate of the Korea National University of Arts, is active in many fields including plays, musicals, movies and dramas. She was loved by appearing in musicals “Those Days”, “Sweeney Todd”, “Let Me Fly” and the play “Heal the Living”. She clearly showed chemistry with Jang Joo-hee in JTBC’s Wednesday-Thirty, Nine (playwright Yoo Young-ah, director Kim Sang-ho) last year. After “Artificial City” and “Hometown Cha Ch Cha”, she took on the lead role of Jang Joo Hee in JTBC’s Wednesday-Thursday drama “Thirty Nine” (written by Yoo Yeong Ah, directed by Kim Sang Ho). She left a strong impression on the public by showing the best friend chemistry with actresses Jeon Mi Do and Son Ye Jin.

Meanwhile, “D.P.” season 2 is a 6-episode drama that tells the story of a team of Korean military police with the mission to catch deserters. It will be released in 190 countries through Netflix on July 28th.

Source: Daum