Actress Shin Min-a revealed her thoughts on working with various actors through ‘Evil Romance’.

On the afternoon of the 9th, Shin Min-a met with Donga.com for an interview about the Netflix series ‘Bad Romance’ at JW Marriott Dongdaemun Square Seoul in Jongno-gu, Seoul, and talked about the work.

On this day, when asked who the worst character in this drama was, Shin Min-a answered, “It’s hard to tell who is better. No matter what, I think the loan shark who went after my father’s insurance money is unforgivable. You can’t beat the loan shark.”

When asked if he had any regrets about playing a non-evil character in “Affair,” he said, “I was offered this project, so the story the lead actor tells in it was appealing. I think it was a good experience rather than regret. I want to try playing a villain that we think of as well. If I get the chance, I would like to try a villain like the character in” Affair.”



In particular, there were jokes that Shin Min-a, the only actress among those who appeared at the production conference for ‘Evil Romance’ who wore white, had spoiled the ending of the drama.

Shin Min-a said, “Before the production conference, we had a lot of our own content, such as Netflix promotions. Everyone(the other actors) wore various colors. But that day, they all wore black. The director asked if we matched them,” and made everyone laugh by saying, “It wasn’t intentional.”

Lastly, he expressed his affection for ‘Evil Destiny’ by saying, “It’s so precious to work with so many famous actors. It’s an experience I’ve never had before. I was envious of people who acted well in other works. I also felt proud when I met them while promoting. I want to do more works like that. I think it’s meaningful when powerful actors gather and talk together.”

Meanwhile, ‘Evil Relations’, released on the 4th, is a crime thriller that depicts the story of six people who are entangled in an evil relationship that they cannot escape from even if they want to.

Shin Min-a plays the role of Joo-yeon, a surgeon who lives with lifelong trauma.

Reporter Choi Yoon-na, Donga.com yyynnn@donga

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