'Mojamusssa' Bae Jong-ok, the unmasked face of a national actor.. Overwhelming charisma

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Actress Bae Jong-ok perfectly portrayed the unmasked face of a national actor.

Bae Jong-ok plays top actress Oh Jung-hee in the JTBC Saturday-Sunday drama 'Everyone is Fighting Their Own Worthlessness' (directed by Cha Young-hoon, written by Park Hae-young, produced by Studio Phoenix, SLL, and Studio Flow, hereinafter 'Mojamusssa'), which aired on the 25th and 26th.

In the drama, Oh Jung-hee is a national actress who won the Best Actress award at an international film festival and is a ruthless perfectionist who lives as if always performing under the obsession that someone is watching her. Oh Jung-hee makes her first appearance surrounded by bodyguards, accompanied by the intimidating sound of high heels, instantly capturing the audience's attention and revealing an overwhelming presence.

At a Q&A session for the film 'My Mother,' in which Oh Jung-hee stars, she displays her professional side by revealing her firm acting philosophy. Oh Jung-hee confesses, "Finally, I'll leave behind a work that I won't be ashamed of in front of my daughter," portraying a warm mother-daughter relationship with her daughter, Jang Mi-ran (played by Han Sun-hwa).

In the waiting room, Oh Jung-hee is completely different. She relentlessly criticizes Jang Mi-ran's way of speaking, delivering a cold remark: "Actors without their own language won't last long." With a firm tone and sharp gaze, Oh Jung-hee pushes her daughter, instantly reversing the atmosphere and heightening the drama's tension.

Oh Jung-hee faces a crisis due to past exposé posts that spread via social media. It is alleged that Jang Mi-ran is her stepdaughter from a remarriage, while her biological daughter, Byun Eun-ah (played by Ko Yoon-jung), was neglected. The alternating scenes between Oh Jung-hee and Byun Eun-ah leave viewers curious about future developments.

In this process, Bae Jong-ok's acting prowess shines. Despite her outward appearance of maintaining composure, she skillfully portrays the character's complex psychology through subtly wavering eyes and expressions, conveying confusion and anxiety in detail, maximizing the character's inner turmoil with convincing acting.

JTBC's 'Everyone is Fighting Their Own Worthlessness' airs every Saturday at 10:40 p.m. and Sunday at 10:30 p.m.

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