Song Hye Kyo turned out to be not the number one choice for the female lead role in 'Now, We Are Breaking Up', but the "queen of the crying scene"

"The Queen of Tragedy" is the one the scriptwriter is aiming for.

Recently, Song Hye Kyo continues to be entangled with rumors of "fake love movie" with Jang Ki Yong due to her sweet actions behind the scenes of "Now, We Are Breaking Up". Not only that, fans also discovered that the pearl g.irl began to follow Jang Ki Yong on Instagram.

Before that, the actress had never done this with any of her co-stars. This move caused netizens to suspect that Song Hye Kyo had "above colleague" love for Jang Ki Yong. In addition, she also praised her junior as a kind, delicate and caring person.

However, in addition to rumors of love, despite returning to the screen after 3 years of absence, Song Hye Kyo's role in "Now, We Are Breaking Up" was not as successful as expected, even this movie was rejected. considered Song Hye Kyo's first failure after 20 years of acting. The boring script and the role that lacked impressive moments are two of the many reasons why the actress's comeback is not appreciated.

Some viewers also said that if the beauty of the Song family did not accept the role, the situation of the film would not be as tragic as it is now. Perhaps few people know, initially, the name that the producer aimed for the female lead role in "Now, We Are Breaking Up" was not Song Hye Kyo but "crying queen" Soo Ae.

However, due to scheduling conflicts, Soo Ae could not accept this role. The above information surprised many viewers because until now, they still thought Ha Young Eun was a "tailor-made" role for Song Hye Kyo, because it was too similar to the actress's previous roles: the same model. -Tips tells about a beautiful, talented g.irl who is unlucky in love.

No one thinks Song Hye Kyo is just the second choice and even if she plays her forte, "Now, We Are Breaking Up" is still a failure for the actress. Rejecting an offer from the producer of "Now, We Are Breaking Up", Soo Ae joined the cast in the ongoing drama " Artificial City".

Although she did not make a big impact, her character was highly appreciated and helped the "cry scene queen" change her image. In the drama, Soo Ae plays Yoon Jae Hee - an ambitious woman who sees men as a tool to help her enter the upper class. Some viewers commented that the actress was lucky when she did not accept to participate in the movie with the "super bad" script "Now, We Are Breaking Up".

In the opening episode "Artificial City", Soo Ae and co-star Kim Kang Woo had a passionate love scene. In this "bed" scene, the actress impresses with her s.exy b.ody and seductive b.ody movements. As for Kim Kang Woo, with the experience of acting in many 18 movies, it is easy to coordinate well with Soo Ae, creating a h.ot atmosphere but not too n.aked.

It is known that this is the rare time that "trama queen" Soo Ae plays an "adult" scene on the screen. On the side of "18 movie king" Kim Kang Woo, he has repeatedly performed love scenes in "The Taste of Money", "The Kingdom of Lust" (The Treachrous)... The combination of these two cult stars is the focus of the first episode "Artificial City".

In particular, "Artificial City" is the film that marks Soo Ae's comeback after 5 years, since KBS's "Sweet Stranger". Therefore, the fact that the beauty of 7X reappeared and had a "hot" scene in the first episode surprised many viewers.

Through episode 1 "Artificial City", the audience can see Soo Ae's delicate acting as well as skillful portrayal of the character mentality when transforming into a thorny Yoon Jae Hee. In addition to Soo Ae, the film also gathers Korean stars such as Kim Kang Woo, Kim Mi Sook, Lee Hak Joo, Kim Joo Ryung...

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