Suzy: "I couldn't understand people recalling their first love when looking at me... I have an ordinary face." Controversial remarks on beauty [Photo spread]

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Singer and actress Suzy displayed excessive modesty regarding her beauty.

On the 14th, fashion magazine Elle Korea released a photo spread of Suzy, who graced the October cover.

This photo spread captured scenes that seemed to bring Suzy's most comfortable and private spaces onto the stage. She freely moved from natural moments of daily life to dramatic poses under theatrical lighting, showcasing her diverse expressions.

In the accompanying interview, Suzy, who has portrayed a wide range of characters—from Yang Seo-yeon in the film 'Architecture 101,' which earned her the title of "National First Love," to Lee Yu-mi in Coupang Play's OTT series 'Anna,' Lee Du-na in Netflix's 'Lee Do-na!,' and Gi Ga-young in 'It Will All Be Fine'—discussed the possibilities she discovered within her own face.

Suzy stated, "In the past, I couldn't understand why people would recall their first love when looking at my face. Then I heard that my ordinary and plain features made it easy to project emotions from movies onto them, and I thought, 'Perhaps my face can hold multiple characters.'" This remark about her beauty sparked discussion.

She added, "As time passes, I sometimes discover expressions or aspects of my face I didn't know existed. When that happens, I feel truly happy and think there are still faces within me that I haven't yet discovered."

Regarding her approach to characters as an actress, she explained, "Rather than focusing solely on the character itself, I now think more about how the person relates to those around them and what kind of environment they grew up in. Even if it's not written in the script, I imagine the time this character has lived through and create my own reasons and backstories."

Suzy also compared the characters she has portrayed to multiple "rooms" within her heart. She said, "I've always believed there are many rooms inside me. While I feel both affection and regret for all the characters I've played, I am someone who values the present, so it seems I have kept most of those rooms closed. Right now, only the room for my current filming project 'The Harem' is wide open," she laughed.

She also shared expectations for her upcoming projects. Regarding the film 'Seven AM Breakfast Meeting for the Heartbroken,' which was first unveiled at last year's Busan International Film Festival and is set to be released soon, she said, "I was particularly drawn to it because I feel it allows me to share more honestly with others who have experienced similar sorrow."

On another upcoming project, Disney+'s new original series 'Seduction,' she remarked, "The mysterious atmosphere in director Song Jae-rim's script and the deep story of the woman within it resonated strongly with me. While playing Song Jeong-hwa, I feel a wide variety of aspects were captured on screen. It was not an easy process, but it was equally enjoyable, and I learned a great deal."

When asked about her criteria for selecting future projects, she answered honestly, "To be frank, I still don't fully understand my own standards. I want to portray works and characters that capture my heart at each moment. In the end, I think I trust my next 'attraction' the most."

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