Han Ye-ri, Makes New Start at Emerging Agency [Official]

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Actress Han Ye-ri (42) announced a new beginning by joining forces with the emerging agency Studio Viewtyque.

On the 18th, Studio Viewtyque officially announced the signing of an exclusive contract, stating, "We are delighted to be accompanying Han Ye-ri, who possesses unique acting skills and diverse charm."

Han Ye-ri becomes the first actor to join Studio Viewtyque. The agency stated, "We will provide full support to allow actress Han Ye-ri to fully explore her potential across various fields based on the solid foundation she has built over the years," adding, "We will walk together as a reliable partner, looking toward the same goal, so that actress Han Ye-ri's world of works can expand further."

A graduate of the Traditional Arts Institute at Korea National University of Arts, Han Ye-ri began her acting career in 2005 through a short film while majoring in dance. After gaining public recognition with the film "Korea," she has established a unique acting spectrum in numerous works including "Haemoo," "The Worst Day," "Chun-mong," "The Table," and "Spring Night."

Notably, she played the role of Monica in director Lee Isaac Chung's film "Minari," leaving a deep impression not only on domestic audiences but also on global viewers. Through this work, she once again proved her presence as an actress by winning the Best Actress award at the 1st Gold List Awards in 2021.

Her versatile acting continued on television as well. From "Six Flying Dragons" and "Youth Syndrome" to "Mugunghwa Flower," along with "(Not Much Knowledge, But) Family," and "Such an Intimate Betrayal," she has steadily built her own filmography through choices that transcend genres and eras, spanning historical dramas, modern dramas, romance, and thrillers.

Han Ye-ri's sphere of activity extends beyond the screen and television. Having majored in Korean dance at Korea National University of Arts, she has expanded her artistic reach by participating in various stage arts based on dance.

Recently, she also took on a challenge as a director. She unveiled her first directorial work, "In Search of a Lost Heart," at the 13th Marie Claire Film Festival. Han Ye-ri co-directed with director Yu Si-hyung and also participated in screenwriting, planning, and starring, showcasing new possibilities not just as an actor but as a creator.

As Han Ye-ri turns a new page with her new agency, attention is focused on what works and activities she will present to the public next.

Meanwhile, Han Ye-ri made headlines in 2022 when she announced her surprise marriage to a non-celebrity man.

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