Marry My Husband Actress Song Ha-Yoon on Playing a Villain: ‘I Consulted a Psychiatrist’
cast member Song Ha-Yoon opened up about playing a villain in the popular tvN series. The drama that aired its final episode 16 on Tuesday, February 20, 2024, saw Kang Ji-Won () finally succeed in her revenge journey. The series follows the story of Kang Ji-Won, who travels back in time to seek revenge on her husband Park Min-Hwan () and his best friend Jung Soo-Min (). It became one of the most popular works of the year.
Song Ha-Yoon essays the role of Kang Ji-Won’s best friend, Jung Soo-Min. Her character is extremely complex as a villain and very intense to deconstruct. Not only is her character obsessed with Ji-Won, but she also can’t see the latter happy. In an interview with Song Ha-Yoon, she revealed that she consulted a professional to help portray the character effectively. She said, “I consulted a psychiatrist.”
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Marry My Husband followed Kang Ji-Won’s revenge journey on her husband Park Min-Hwan and best friend Jung Soo-Min. After Ji-Won discovers his affair with Soo-Min, Min-Hwan pushes her to die. However, Ji-Won goes back in time to 10 years ago and changes her destiny with the help of her boss and lover, Yoo Ji-Hyeok ().
Soo-Min’s character had multiple layers. Not only is her obsession with Ji-Won a relevant part of the story, but she also manages to isolate the latter with her tricks. One of them includes Soo-Min stealing Ji-Won’s husband. Song Ha-Yoon, who played this complicated character, revealed that this was the first time she played a villain since her debut 20 years ago.
Song Ha-Yoon further told the news outlet that it was her “thirst for playing a villain and her desire to challenge herself as an actress” that made her choose to play Jung Soo-Min’s character. Furthermore, the actress expressed that the project arrived at the right time. She was confident about playing the villain successfully.
However, Song Ha-Yoon noted that it wasn’t an easy process to adapt to the character. She said, “At
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