Actress Woo Da Vi showcased her matured acting skills through the drama Jeongnyeon: The Star Is Born.

In the tvN weekend drama Jeongnyeon: The Star Is Born (script by Choi Hyo Bi, directed by Jung Ji In), which concluded on the 18th, Woo Da Vi played the role of Hong Joo Ran, a member of the Maeran Theatre Troupe who was the first to warmly approach Jeong Nyeon (played by Kim Tae Ri) while others were envious and jealous of her.

Jeongnyeon: The Star Is Born is a story set in post-war 1950s Korea, depicting the journey of a young girl, Jeong Nyeon, who has a natural talent for singing as she joins and grows within a female national drama troupe. Woo Da-bi portrayed Hong Joo Ran, showcasing a solid friendship with Jeong Nyeon and delivering diverse performances within the troupe’s various roles, capturing attention with her deepened acting.

Following the show’s conclusion, Woo Da Vi shared through her agency, “Although it’s bittersweet to see a project we put so much effort into come to an end, I am grateful for the precious memories it gave me.” She continued, “I hope Jeongnyeon: The Star Is Born resonated with many viewers. I will strive to become an actor who can deliver great performances based on what I learned from working on this show.”

Woo Da Vi has previously expanded her acting range with roles in Triple Fling Season 2, Cafe Midnight, Extracurricular, Trap, Live On, At a Distance, Spring Is Green, Melancholia, Poong, the Joseon Psychiatrist 2, Maestra: Strings of Truth, and the film Ready. Through Jeongnyeon: The Star Is Born, she demonstrated significant growth with her portrayal of a multidimensional character, leaving a lasting impression.

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Source: MyDaily