'Lady Dua' Shin Hye-sun appears with tattoos.."I'm curious about the ending. Choose"

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Actress Shin Hye-sun revealed how she decided to appear in "Lady Dua."

A production presentation for the Netflix series "Lady Dua" was held at Ambassador Seoul Pullman Hotel in Dongho-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul on the 10th. Director Kim Jin-min and actress Shin Hye-sun and Lee Jun-hyuk attended the meeting to talk about various things.

"Lady Dua" is the story of "Sarakim," a woman who wanted to become a luxury brand even if it was fake, and "Mugyeong," a man who tracks her desires.

Expectations are high for the meeting between director Kim Jin-min, who has been well received for his solid directing of Netflix series "Human Class" and "My Name," and new writer Choo Song-yeon, who will present a structured story with dense writing skills.

Director Kim Jin-min said of the work, "It is a work that makes a person's desire into a drama, and it is full of fun to see a person who pursues that desire and a person who pursues that person. I think it would be good to spread my desire to the fullest with the drama," he said.

As for the reason for directing, he said, "When I first saw it, I thought the composition was interesting. When I saw the script organized so that I couldn't tell the back, I thought it was a difficult script to find these days, he said. "It was a script that I had a lot of work to do, but I thought I would try it." There should be only two good actors, but I started hoping that the luck would follow," he said.

The "luck" he expected eventually became a reality. Shin Hye-sun and Lee Joon-hyuk will once again work together as the two actors who will lead the center of the work. Shin Hye-sun returns as the mysterious character 'Sarakim'.

Manager Kim Jin-min said, "It's a very difficult role. Even if you ask them to do it in various faces and forms, they must have the ability of an actor. It should be considered that my job is over while casting. Working with (Shin) Hye-sun, I thought I trusted that person. Hye-sun also showed great concentration by focusing on the other actor and trusting herself. At the scene, I once admired, 'You're doing that much?' It was captured on the screen as it was, and if viewers like it, I think it's because of that. I trusted the two actors a lot, and I came to believe them even more as I did it," he said.

Shin Hye-sun's "Sarakim" is the Asian branch manager of "Budua," which aims only at the top 0.1 percent and has become a brand without anyone who knows it at once, but her name, past and everything are under wraps, making her unknown.

Shin Hye-sun, who appeared at the scene with a tattoo, the symbol of "Sarakim" in the play, said, "It was a time when I wanted to do this genre, and when I read the script, a mysterious incident revolves around a woman. I thought I should do this work because the various identities of the character "Sarakim" are interesting and I was curious about what kind of story would unfold. I started because I was curious about the ending," he explained.

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