Actress Kim Tae Hee's Hollywood debut ends with a bang... including a shocking, bloody ending

Actress Kim Tae Hee has expanded her acting spectrum through "BUTTERFLY" and successfully announced her entry into Hollywood.
Kim Tae Hee will be appearing on Amazon Prime on the 5th and 6th on tvN.
She showed explosive emotional acting in episode 5 and the final episode of the video series "BUTTERFLY," and made her long-awaited return to TV series with positive reviews.
Kim Tae Hee played the role of Kim Eun-ju, the wife of former US intelligence agent David Jeong (Daniel Dae Kim), and led the emotional storyline of the drama.
He made his presence felt with his deeper inner acting, fluent English lines, and the sensitivity to express complex emotions with just a glance.
In EP5, Eun-joo, who was separated from David, was talking to her husband and said, "We are safe from now on."
Kim Tae Hee brought comfort and touched the hearts of viewers by expressing the maternal love that never wavers even in times of crisis.
On the other hand, in the final episode, Eun-joo is reunited with her husband and tells David, who is about to go rescue his kidnapped daughter, Rebecca, "
"You need to know this. Has Rebecca been captured? We need to know if she'll come with us before we risk our lives to save her," he said, giving her cold, yet warm advice.
However, just as Eun-joo was enjoying a happy time with her family after defeating the intelligence organization Caddis, a shocking ending unfolded before her.
The tension rose. After briefly feeling relieved to see them overcome the crisis and finally reborn as a real family, viewers were left confused by Eun-joo's bloodied appearance at the end.
While in the bathroom with Rebecca, Eun-joo is badly injured in a surprise attack and looks up at David, speechless.
Kim Tae Hee conveys pain, sadness, and the desire to protect her family until the very end with just her gaze, which replaces her lines, leaving a deep impression.
Kim Tae Hee is being praised for broadening her acting spectrum through "BUTTERFLY." She transcends simple roles and plays a key character who firmly grasps the emotional center of the drama.
Her fluent English dialogue, delicate emotional expression, and unwavering maternal love, all with just a glance, have captivated viewers around the world.