Song Hye Kyo’s new hair straightener…”Anger-inducing final round boss” Park Ji Ah’s presence in “The Glory”

Netflix’s original series “The Glory”, whose part 2 was released on March 10th, tells the story of a former victim of school violence who seeks revenge on her bullies after taking up a job as a homeroom teacher at the elementary school of the bully’s child.

As “The Glory” is a revenge play, there are numerous “villains” who ruined Dong Eun (Song Hye Kyo)’s life, and it is bound to anger viewers. Among them, a character with an unrivaled presence reappeared in part 2. She is Moon Dong Eun’s mother Jung Mi Hee (Park Ji Ah).

Jung Mi Hee received settlement money when Moon Dong Eun accused Park Yeon Jin (Lim Ji Yeon) of school violence during high school days, and Moon Dong Eun’s life fell into a deeper pit. Jung Mi Hee, who trampled on her daughter’s life with a bright face without any guilt, did not disappoint viewers in part 2 as well.

Now, she is another “hair straightener” that Yeon Jin found. Intertwined by the tough relationship of “family” that cannot be erased or separated with Moon Dong Eun, her presence is strong itself. With the addition of Park Ji Ah’s acting, Jung Mi Hee becomes the anger-inducing final round boss in “The Glory”.

Like this, Park Ji Ah made the play even richer by showing off her unrivaled presence among numerous perpetrators in “The Glory”. She has built up stable acting skills through various works including TV series, movies and performances. In particular, she left a strong impression as Asako’s mother in the movie “Epitaph”. Last year, she appeared in dramas such as “Bloody Heart” and “Cleaning Up”.

Source: daum