Park Ji-young Confirmed to Star in 'Crash 2: Road of Fury'… Returning as National Investigation Headquarters Chief

Actor Park Ji-young has confirmed her appearance in "Crash 2: Road of Fury," promising to showcase an even deeper charisma.

Scheduled to premiere on November 16, ENA's new Monday-Tuesday drama "Crash 2: Road of Fury" (hereafter "Crash 2") is the second installment of "Crash," which received widespread acclaim for its fresh subject matter of traffic crimes and the exhilarating teamwork of the Namgang Police Station's Traffic Crime Investigation (T.C.I.) team as they bring villains on the road to justice.

In "Crash 2," the T.C.I. team is reborn as a metropolitan investigation unit under the National Investigation Headquarters, solving nationwide traffic crime cases. Viewers are filled with anticipation for a brake-less investigative action drama that will wipe out increasingly sophisticated and massive violent traffic criminals.

Following the original season, Park Ji-young will reprise her role as Shin So-jung, the Chief of the National Investigation Headquarters, adding weight to the plot in "Crash 2." She is the vanguard of reform who came to the National Investigation Headquarters to cut off deeply rooted corruption within the police force. In the previous season, she persuaded Jeong Chae-man (played by Heo Sung-tae) and reorganized the T.C.I. team into a direct unit under the National Investigation Headquarters, leading their fresh start. Amidst the expanded organization and investigative system in "Crash 2," Park Ji-young is expected to serve as the central axis connecting the T.C.I. team and the organization, while radiating her signature elegant aura and warmth to elevate the drama's quality.

Park Ji-young has built a diverse filmography across various genres, including "Crash," "Don't Dare to Dream," "Iron Family," "Love Next Door," "The Matchmakers," Revenant, "It's Beautiful Now," "The Red Sleeve," Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo, "Don't Dare to Dream," and the films "Hidden Face," "The Roundup," and "The Queen of Crime."

(SBS Entertainment News, Reporter Kim Ji-hye)
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