Actress Song Hye Kyo has ”transformed again,” smoking and swearing in scenes... Breaking away from mysticism, ”Saving the theaters over the holidays”

"I'm already in my 40s and past the age where I can rely on my looks. So I tell myself that I need to work harder on my acting."
After an 11-year hiatus, Song Hye Kyo returned to the big screen, breaking away from her mysticism, and her transformation resonated with audiences.
Song Hye Kyo's "Black Nuns" is acting as a savior for theaters during the Lunar New Year holidays.
The film "Black Nuns," released on the 24th, is an adult film that tells the story of people who perform a forbidden ritual to save a boy who has been captured by a powerful evil spirit.
It is a cult film. It is Song Hye Kyo's first big screen comeback in 11 years, and has attracted attention as her next project after "The Glory."
As the first spin-off in 10 years since "The Devil's Burial" (2015), it also aroused curiosity. The anticipation quickly became a hot topic and generated excitement at the box office.
According to the Korea Film Council's integrated cinema ticketing computer network on the morning of the 27th, "Black Nuns" had surpassed 600,000 cumulative viewers as of the 26th, setting a new record at the box office for three consecutive days.
This result surpassed that of the comic action movie "Hitman 2" starring Kwon Sang Woo, which was released at the same time. The real-time advance ticket sales rate has also maintained the number one position overall from nine days before the release to the present.
The number of advance tickets has been maintained at around 100,000. Song Hye Kyo played the main character, Sister Yunia, in "Black Nuns."
Song Hye Kyo will be appearing in the Netflix drama "The
She received worldwide love for her role as Moon Dong Woon in "Glory" and won the top prize at various award ceremonies in Korea.
It was the first time that she, who had been mainly promoted as an icon, was recognized solely for her acting. Song Hye Kyo did not rest on her moment of glory, but continued her adventure.
With "Black Nuns," her second genre piece and her first occult-themed work, she once again created a new and unfamiliar face.
Sister Junia is deaf in one ear, but has the psychic ability to hear the sounds made by ghosts.
He is also a disciple of Father Kim Bum Shin (Kim Yun Seok), who plays the main character in "The Devil's Burial."
Using her natural abilities and the teachings of her master, Yunia has been able to unofficially save the dead who are possessed by evil spirits with her exorcism consciousness. She has been deployed in unofficial missions, resulting in many injuries.
However, she was not shaken by the nickname "Black Nun" and the mocking looks she received when Unia was not recognized by the religious order, and she continued to pursue her mission of saving lives from evil.
Song Hye Kyo tried many different transformations to express the character of Yun Ah.
When asked about Yuna's charm in a recent media interview, she said, "The brave and strong protagonist, Yuna,
"I was drawn to Nia's charm," he recalled, "because she is a woman who makes brave choices that I wouldn't have been able to make in real life, so I found her all the more wonderful."
For this reason, he tried smoking for the first time and even delivered some rough, sweary lines.
Song Hye Kyo said, "I have a policy of only doing one thing that is bad for my body, so even though I drink alcohol, I have never smoked," but added, "Yun Ah's first appearance was a smoking scene.
But I didn't want to lie. If I did, everything about Yunia would have seemed fake. I had been practicing smoking for six months before filming," she confessed.
Moon also concentrated on practicing her lines while taking a shower so that the lines would flow automatically when she touched it. Most of the scenes were shot without makeup, with the costume being a nun's robe, and covered in dust and flames.
Regarding showing her dyed face, Song Hye Kyo said, "It was actually easy. I didn't have to prepare a different hairstyle. It only took about 20 minutes a day to prepare."
That part was very easy. I only had to wear the nun's clothes, so it was very good. Also, even though it was easy, the moment I put on the nun's clothes, I had the mindset of "Let's go!"
"I felt like I was being pushed back," he said. "My appearance has been declining for a long time. I think I let it go after 'The Glory.'" He added, "When I do genre films, I see the faces of the actors, so I don't want to be seen."
"There were no reflectors to hit me when I was shooting. That helped me to portray my role well and freed me from any obsession with appearances," he added.
Ahead of the release of this movie, he will be appearing on the TV talk show "Yu Quiz ON THE
Starting with "BLOCK", he has appeared on YouTube programs and other shows, and in addition to acting, he not only breaks down mysticism, but also shows off his eloquence and friendly humanity.
He also showed off his singing ability by releasing a video of him covering Um Jung Hwa's song in collaboration with Kang Min Gyeon of "Davichi."
Song Hye Kyo said, "It's been a long time since I last did a movie, and it's been 10 years since it was released.
In that time, the way we promote the work has changed a lot." He also said, "To be honest, I was very worried about appearing on talk shows, but at one point, I suddenly had the courage to do so.
I just thought it would be nice to show the public my recent, relaxed side." Song Hye Kyo is currently performing in theaters with her juniors Jeon Yeo Bin and Moon Woo Jin.
They are busy running around. During the holidays, they are meeting audiences at stage greetings, and their heartfelt words of gratitude and fan service are making them hot topics every day.