Seol-hyun, alongside Song Hye-kyo and Gong Yoo… From “Slowly, Intensely” to “Human x Gumiho”: A Relentless Work Ethic

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Actress Kim Seol-hyun has signaled an unbroken streak of hard work, beginning with “Slowly, Intensely.”

Kim Seol-hyun attended the Netflix Korea 10th Anniversary event, “Netflix Party,” held on the 24th at the Seoul Sangam Cultural Reserve Base. On that day, she took the stage for the “What Next” segment, which introduces upcoming works and actors set to shine for Netflix Korea in the future, standing side by side with Song Hye-kyo and Gong Yoo to personally present her next project, “Slowly, Intensely.”

“Slowly, Intensely,” scheduled for release on December 11, is a work depicting the growth of individuals who, despite having nothing, threw themselves wholeheartedly into chasing success during an era when barbarism and violence ran rampant in the Korean entertainment industry of the 1960s to 1980s.

In the drama, Kim Seol-hyun plays “Min-hee,” a character with a bold personality who pursues success in her own way. Min-hee is entangled in a relationship of love and hate with Min-ja (played by Song Hye-kyo), building anticipation for what new side Kim Seol-hyun will reveal through the “love-and-hate chemistry” she will showcase with Song Hye-kyo.

Standing before Netflix fans, Kim Seol-hyun introduced the work, saying, “The reality in ‘Slowly, Intensely’ was barbaric and violent. Yet it is a work where the advance toward success, toward dreams, and the care for one another shine brightly even within the mud,” further piquing curiosity about the project.

Kim Seol-hyun’s upcoming projects continue without pause. In JTBC’s new drama “Human x Gumiho,” she is set to preview a different side of herself as the beautiful yokai “Yeon-i,” while in Disney+’s new series “Manly Man,” she will make a special appearance as the secretary “Lee Ae-rin,” showcasing yet another charm.

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