Right after Live finished airing you went on vacation with the other actors and staff, right? Were you able to wrap up that intense journey on an enjoyable note? Actress Jung Yumi breathes naturally in her own way. Source: Elle Korea A soft yet striking presence. I am not profiting by this translation and cannot guarantee its accuracy. She goes with the flow, marches to the beat of her own drum, so to speak.ĭisclaimer: All copyright belongs to the original source. It literally means breathing or respiration, but in the context of the article, it’s more referring to Jung Yumi’s laissez-faire way of doing things. Now, I’ve translated the article’s title (maybe too literally) as ‘Jung Yumi’s Breathing.’ 호흡 is an interesting word. She was interviewed in this month’s Elle Korea on her past projects and her acting style in an article titled ‘정유미의 호흡’ (translated below). Last month, Jung Yumi wrapped up filming Live, her small screen comeback after four years. Writing aside, I adored Jung Yumi’s punchy line delivery and the spark she gave her character. I was surprised at the frankness with which that show addressed love and female sexuality and relationships that didn’t conform to societal norms plus, I have a soft spot for shows with female leads who have close circle of girl friends.
That said, I think it was her role as Joo Yeol-mae in I Need Romance 2012 that really made me a fan. I’ve seen it 2.5 times myself and the opening song still always gives me goosebumps. It’s possibly one of the most horrifying and hard-to-stomach (i.e.
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25.I’ve liked a lot of projects that Jung Yumi has been in, but the one I can’t forget is Que Sera Sera, her first TV drama. "The School Nurse Files" is set for release on Sep.
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"The 'tough on the outside but soft on the inside' personality of the character was very appealing to me."īased on the novel of the same name, the quirky fantasy series is directed by filmmaker Lee Kyoung-mi, director of "The Truth Beneath" (2016), and written by Chung Se-rang, the novel's author. "She doesn't hide the frustration, but she accepts her fate and fights off the Jellies," she said. Jung says acting her character gave a sense of comfort. She added that she hoped viewers would feel the same as she did from watching the series.Īlthough Ahn is unhappy with her special ability, she fiercely works to take out the Jellies to save the students.Įxplaining her character as "oddball but gutsy," the actress said, "she seems inflexible, but she's actually tender-hearted." "But with Ahn Eun-young, I was the one getting it." "I normally choose a role based on if it would offer a sense of comfort to the viewers," the actress said through Netflix, Monday. When a mysterious event unleashes the creatures, putting the whole school in danger, she teams with a fellow teacher (Nam Joo-hyuk) to fight them off.Ī still from "The School Nurse Files." Courtesy of Netflix She uses her ability to perform an exorcism on the creatures using rather unlikely tools ― a rainbow-colored toy knife and a BB gun.
The images show Jung as lead character Ahn Eun-young, a school nurse who has a supernatural ability to see monster-like creatures "Jelly." Netflix has unveiled actress Jung Yu-mi's teaser images for its upcoming original series "The School Nurse Files." Actress Jung Yu-mi plays the lead character Ahn Eun-young, a school nurse with a supernatural ability." Courtesy of Netflix
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