Ahn Eun Jin Is Changed By War And Her Love For Namgoong Min In New Romance Drama

Jul 12, 2023

MBC’s upcoming drama “My Dearest” (also known as “Lovers”) has shared a new glimpse of Ahn Eun Jin in character!

“My Dearest” is a historical romance drama about star-crossed lovers whose fates become twisted due to the Qing invasion of Joseon. Namgoong Min will star as Lee Jang Hyun, a man who has declared that he will not get married, while Ahn Eun Jin will play Yoo Gil Chae, a noblewoman who dreams of finding love again even after two failed marriages.

Born to a high-ranking family, Yoo Gil Chae enjoyed every advantage growing up, and she tends to be a bit conceited. However, after suffering through wartime and falling in love with one man, she gradually matures and eventually makes a dramatic transformation.

In newly released stills from the upcoming drama, Yoo Gil Chae appears to be heading somewhere in the snow. Despite the beauty of the wintery landscape, the determined look in Yoo Gil Chae’s eyes hints at the urgency of the situation as she walks alone.

Ahn Eun Jin Is Changed By War And Her Love For Namgoong Min In New Romance Drama Ahn Eun Jin Is Changed By War And Her Love For Namgoong Min In New Romance Drama

The producers of “My Dearest” commented, “Yoo Gil Chae is the character who goes through the most dramatic transformation in the drama. That’s how difficult of a challenge the role is for an actor.”

Praising Ahn Eun Jin’s masterful acting, they continued, “From the very first shoot, Ahn Eun Jin perfectly captured Yoo Gil Chae’s sly and frosty charm. We could see just how hard she’d worked and prepared. Please look forward to Ahn Eun Jin’s performance in ‘My Dearest,’ which will take her from ‘actress to keep an eye on’ to ‘trusted actress.'”

Ahn Eun Jin Is Changed By War And Her Love For Namgoong Min In New Romance Drama

“My Dearest” will premiere on August 4 at 9:50 p.m. KST.

 

Source: Soompi

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