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Actor Woo Mi-hwa left a strong impression until the end of the work as Mi-kyung, the real mother of Raik (Kim Jae-young) in "Idol Eye."
In the original genie TV drama "Idol I," which ended in 12 episodes, Mi-kyung remained a character who did not cover her son. Despite his position as his real mother, he did not intervene directly in the case and maintained an attitude of looking at the situation from a step away.
In particular, Mi-kyung said in the play, "If you made a mistake, you should be punished. I raised my son like that," he says to clarify his position. This word is a scene that shows at once how Mi-kyung looks at her son and how far she keeps her distance. In this way, Mi-kyung remains in the story with no excuses or regrets until the end of the play.
As the rounds are repeated, the US police function as one of the eyes surrounding the case rather than as a party to the case. Rather than protecting or shaking his son, the attitude of looking at the situation itself leaves uncomfortable tension in the play. For this reason, Mi-kyung is positioned as a person who is not easily understood until the end.
Woo Mi-hwa expressed this aesthetic without exaggeration. It maintains a tone and neat attitude that does not reveal emotions, and consistently leads the coolness and distance of the character to the end. Thanks to this, Mi-kyung is not just a surrounding person, but a problematic person who remains throughout the work for a long time.
Meanwhile, Woo Mi-hwa left a cold face as Mi-kyung in "Idol Child," followed by the Netflix series "Is This Love Interpreted?"In '', he played the role of the eldest mother of Kim Cha Mu-hee (played by Ko Yoon-jung), showing another determined adult character. It delicately depicts the temperature of the relationship through figures in different positions for each work, proving the broad spectrum of acting once again.
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