Actress Kang Hye-won, a former member of the group IZ*ONE, is drawing attention by making a special appearance on the “lOh My Ghost Clients.”
Kang Hye-won appeared as Lee Yeo-jin, a social media reporter, in MBC’s Friday-Saturday drama “Oh My Ghost Clients,” which aired on the 7th, stably expressing the calm and sharp side of the reporter, increasing the immersion of the play.
In the play, Lee Yeo-jin is a former co-worker and social affairs reporter who worked with Ko Kyun-woo (Cha Hak-yeon), and she showed a short but impactful performance, creating a strange tension between Ko Kyun-woo and Na Hee-joo (Seol In-ah), along with her cool-headed appearance of accurately delivering incident information.
In particular, he performed the role of a reporter perfectly in “News Reporting,” which reported the unfair death of a nurse, with a clear dictionary, catching the attention of viewers. Despite her short appearance, he naturally melted into the play with his acting immersed in the character and left a strong impression.
Kang Hye-won, who appeared in Mnet’s “Produce 48” in 2018 and debuted as a project group IZ*ONE, was greatly loved for her extraordinary visuals. After the group’s activities, she turned into an actor and proved her potential as a new actor by recognizing her stable acting skills through various works such as dramas “Friendly Rivalry,” “The Player 2: Master of Swindlers,” “Boyhood,” and “Seasons of Blossom.”
In particular, in “Friendly Rivalry,” which was released earlier this year, she played the role of “Ju Ye-ri,” the queen of gossip at Chaehwa Girls’ High School, who lives a double life, and was recognized for her acting skills by unraveling complex inner and dramatic emotions in three dimensions. As such, expectations are high for Kang Hye-won, who continues to grow step by step by showing a new face in each work.
Meanwhile, “Oh My Ghost Clients” is a comic fantasy drama about solving labor problems of a ghost-watching laborer. It can be re-watched on Netflix, Coupang Play, and Wave. According to Nielsen Korea, viewership, which started at 4.1 percent in the first episode, was 2.8 percent nationwide for the show.
