Kim Tae-ri, will you work again... After 'Mission' and '2521', 'Ghost' challenged 3 hits in a row

'Actress to trust and watch' Kim Tae-ri returns. From 'Mr.

'Ghost', which will be broadcast for the first time on the 23rd, is a work that tells the story of San-yeong (Kim Tae-ri), a poor young man who is possessed by evil spirits, and Hae-hae (Oh Jeong-se), a folklorist who sees evil spirits, and the mysterious death. Star writer Kim Eun-hee, who wrote 'Sign', 'Ghost', 'Signal', and 'Kingdom', and director Lee Jeong-rim, who showed a sense of detail in 'VIP', have teamed up.

Above all, interest in Kim Tae-ri, who will play two faces, a person and a demon, is soaring. Kim Tae-ri, who plays Goo San-young, a civil servant who works part-time on behalf of her mother who lacks livelihood and prepares for exams at night, gets encroached on by demons little by little after receiving belongings from her father, Koo-mo (Jin Seon-gyu), spewing out desires she didn't even know existed. will lead the tension.

Kim Tae-ri also complained about acting as two faces rather than the burden of the first genre. At the production presentation, he said, "It was the most difficult to act as two characters with one face. Since San-young started acting first, it was difficult to act as a demon in a situation that was heavily biased toward San-young." I tried to focus on the situation. I thought about focusing only on one character, and as a result, I came up with some answers. Internally, what kind of person did San-young originally look like and what kind of desire did he have. I asked myself such questions. did it,” he explained.

At the same time, he also expressed his faith in writer Kim Eun-hee. Kim Tae-ri was satisfied, saying, "I felt that the story of Kim Eun-hee's script was full of stories. It was structurally perfect. As an actor, I was happy to receive such a script." Oh Jung-se, who worked with Kim Tae-ri, expressed his gratitude to Kim Tae-ri, saying, "I acted with a lot of help."

It is expected that Kim Tae-ri will show a more radical acting transformation than any other work in 'Ghost'. In the posters and videos released earlier, Kim Tae-ri exuded admiration for digesting everything from the tired youthful face to the gloomy and fishy face as if possessed by evil spirits.

Previously, Kim Tae-ri took on the role of Na Hee-do, a national fencing representative, in "Twenty Five, Twenty One" and received great love for freely expressing various emotions from comic to melodrama to human. The lovely yet strong Na Hee-do was portrayed in three dimensions, and the romance chemistry with Nam Joo-hyuk also received a great response. As a result, the viewership rating also recorded a maximum of 11.5%.

In the home theater debut, 'Mr. Sunshine', it also recorded the highest viewership rating of 18.1%, making it a box office success. Kim Tae-ri, who played the role of Go Ae-shin, who becomes a gunman in the righteous army from a nobleman, Gyu-soo, took the center stage by expressing dignified historical drama tone, gun action, and desperate sadness, showing off a presence that is not inferior to Lee Byung-hun.

Attention is focusing on what kind of charm Kim Tae-ri, who shows a new face in each work and plays an active role as the first-class contributor of the work, will show off in 'Ghost', and whether the combined viewership rating for episodes 1 and 2 will exceed 20% like his wish.

Reporter Tae Yuna, Ten Asia youyou@tenasia.co.kr