Actress Park Min-young revealed the reason she has barely acted in movies, in contrast to her frequent appearances in TV series.
On the recently aired SBS variety show "Master Hang-jun," actors Park Min-young and Yoo Seung-jae appeared to discuss the differences between film and television drama.
During the broadcast, Director Jang Hang-jun asked the two, "You have done a lot of dramas, but it seems you haven't made many films," inquiring about the reason behind this.
Yoo Seung-jae said, "I haven't acted in Navy Headquarters many movies, and I was surprised to hear that actress Park Min-young hasn't done many either."
In response, Park Min-young said, "When I was a rookie, I only did one horror film," explaining, "It felt a bit off to participate solely for the sake of adding a movie to my filmography." She added, "In the past, there were not many films centered on women."
The conversation then turned to the difference in pay between films and dramas. When Jang Hang-jun mentioned the pay gap, Park Min-young said, "As the status of K-dramas has risen, there is indeed a bit of a difference between movies and TV series."
Since appearing in the horror film "Goyangi: Two Eyes That See Death," released in 2011, Park Min-young has focused her activities on television dramas. Her representative works include "Scandal at Sungkyunkwan University," "What's Wrong with Secretary Kim," "Her Private Life," and "Marry My Husband."
Recently, she appeared in the drama "Siren" and will team up with Yoo Seung-jae in SBS's new drama "Nine to Six," which premieres on the 25th. Park Min-young plays the role of Kang Ee-ji, a deputy director of the legal team who is devoted to her work.
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