Actor Jeong Bo-min's various efforts to transform her character are impressive.
Jeong Bo-min cut her long hair into a bob to transform her character for the KBS2 new weekend drama "Love On The Menu" (written by Lee Kyung-hee, directed by Hong Seok-gu, produced by Monster Union, Contents Z).
In the fourth episode of "Love On The Menu," which aired on the 2nd, Jeong Bo-min appeared as Kwon Hee-na, who had skipped eight years; while earlier episodes showed her as an emotionally frank and uninhibited 21-year-old, afterward she became an elementary school homeroom teacher and showed a more mature side.
Jeong Bo-min actually cut her long hair to effectively convey the passage of time and the characters' changes. With a neat bob, calmer speech and expressions, she naturally completed the changed atmosphere of Kwon Hee-na as a teacher.Even in brief appearances, Jeong Bo-min vividly showed the character's growth through changes in appearance and acting tone, and she has been building her own acting color through various works.
Her agency Outer Universe said, "Jeong Bo-min's steady progress aligns with the agency's direction of focusing on discovering and nurturing new actors," and added, "We do not stop at discovering the potential of new actors, but support them so their steady work and systematic management can lead to tangible growth."
In this way, Jeong Bo-min has shown a new face and grown through works such as "Triple Some," "Freshman," "The Mermaid Prince: The Beginning," "From Today, Contract Relationship," "National Representative Wife," "The Forbidden Marriage," "Oasis," "The Matchmakers," "Nonsense," "A Hundred Memories," and "Last Summer."
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