Actress Song Ji-woo shared her feelings about the ending of her first historical drama, 'The Haunted Palace.'
Song Ji-woo portrayed the childhood of 'Yeori' in the SBS Friday-Saturday drama 'The Haunted Palace,' which concluded on the 7th, meeting viewers as the child actress for Kim Ji-yeon.
Song Ji-woo shared her thoughts on the ending through her agency, Encode, saying, "It feels like it ended too quickly, which is a bit disappointing, but I think the biggest feeling is pride. Moreover, watching 'The Haunted Palace' has been a truly meaningful time for me to reflect on my performance.
Additionally, as Song Ji-woo wrapped up her first historical drama, 'The Haunted Palace,' she expressed gratitude, saying, "Since it was my first time filming a historical drama, I was quite worried, but the staff and employees of my agency always supported me and provided kind words, which really helped me do well. Even though I was inexperienced and awkward, many people supported and encouraged me, allowing me to wrap it up wonderfully.
Song Ji-woo, influenced by the character of a famous shaman grandmother in the drama, portrayed a skilled shaman who possesses extraordinary abilities but rejects the fate of a medium, weaving a story of a 'Yeori' whose life becomes terribly twisted after becoming entangled with an imugi that could not become a dragon, enhancing the completeness of the character's narrative.
In particular, Song Ji-woo left a strong impression while acting out the character of 'Yeori' confronting her fated circumstances, injecting curiosity about the relationships between the imugi, Gang-cheol, and Yoon-gap, capturing the audience's attention.
Furthermore, Song Ji-woo demonstrated impressive acting through the scenes of young Yeori that appear throughout the drama, enhancing the story's immersion, showcasing emotions from fear to heartbreaking tears.
Song Ji-woo has built a solid filmography at a young age, appearing in dramas such as 'Itaewon Class,' 'Youth Records,' 'Happiness,' 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo,' and films like 'Not Harming' and 'Blooming Garden.' She plans to meet viewers with various works and roles in the future.
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