“Marry My Husband” Song Ha-yoon, you’ll be surprised if you learn about her “work” 7 years ago
Despite being a very audacious villainess, Song Ha-yoon has been enhancing viewers’ immersion level with impactful acting in “Marry My Husband”, drawing much attention to her past works as well.
Song Ha-yoon made her debut as an actress in 2005 through MBC Best Theater: “Taereung National Village” after starting out as a magazine model during her high school days. After starring in “Taereung National Village”, Song Ha-yoon appeared in films such as “Dasepo Naughty Girls”, “Baby and I” and “Members of the Funeral”, building up her filmography. In 2012, she began to gain recognition by starring in SBS’s drama “Phantom” as a leading role.
Continuing her acting career, Song Ha-yoon gained significant attention in 2015 for her role as Joo Oh-wol in MBC’s weekend drama “My Daughter, Geum Sa-wol”. “My Daughter, Geum Sa-wol” marked a turning point in Song Ha-yoon’s acting career. Demonstrating her talent in weekend dramas, Song Ha-yoon made a special appearance in the 2017 SBS drama “Band of Sisters” as Sera Park, a character contrasting her role in “My Daughter, Geum Sa-wol”.
In the same year, Song Ha-yoon achieved success by starring in KBS2’s drama “Fight for My Way”. Portraying Baek Seol-hee in “Fight for My Way”, Song Ha-yoon displayed remarkable chemistry with actor Ahn Jae-hong, who played the character of Kim Joo-man, receiving much love and attention from viewers. Despite being a drama from 7 years ago, scenes from “Fight for My Way”, including the breakup scene acted by Song Ha-yoon and Ahn Jae-hong, are still widely circulated on social media platforms like Instagram.
In 2018, Song Ha-yoon furthered her acting career by starring as a lead in the film “Intimate Strangers”. However, after “Intimate Strangers”, Song Ha-yoon faced a few years of relatively sparse filmography, which left viewers feeling regretful.
Last year, Song Ha-yoon garnered attention and engaged in active acting activities by starring as the protagonist in ENA’s “Oh! Youngsim”. “Oh! Youngsim” is based on the characters of the 1990 animated movie “Yeongsimi”, bringing the animated characters to life on screen.
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