The Netflix series "Mousetrap" has risen to No. 1 globally and continues its box office run, and interest in actress Song Soo-yi, whose identity raises questions, is also growing.
The Netflix series "Mousetrap" (written by Lee Jae-gon, directed by Kim Hong-seon) is a chase thriller that depicts the story of novelist Je Moon-jae (played by Ryu Jun-yeol), whose name, face and life are wholly taken by the mysterious being "Mousetrap," loan shark No-ja (played by Sul Kyung-gu), who is trying to recover lost money, and detective Park Soon-yong (played by Lee Gyu-hyung) as they pursue the identity of Mousetrap.
Song Soo-yi plays the unforgettable first love of Je Moon-jae, "So Min-young," and gives a passionate performance. So Min-young's narrative during Je Moon-jae's college years, positioned between his college friend Seo Yoo-min (played by Park Yoon-Ho) and two men, injects tension into the tangled relationship among the three and serves as a catalyst for the incident.
In particular, Song Soo-yi portrayed the mysterious and secretive So Min-young in a three-dimensional way, naturally leading the change in relationship between Ryu Jun-yeol and Park Yoon-Ho. Unreleased still cuts also show So Min-young engulfed in an unusual atmosphere between Je Moon-jae and Seo Yoo-min, immediately capturing attention.
Song Soo-yi, with her distinctive yet clear charm, was chosen as the music video heroine for singer Yong Jun-hyung and earned the nickname "a goddess in person." She appeared in "Perfect marriage formula," "Beauty and Mr. Romantic," and "Gale," among others. <
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