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'Nine Puzzles' Ju Hae-eun Stands Off Against Son Suk-ku, Radiating a Powerful Presence

'Nine Puzzles' Ju Hae-eun Stands Off Against Son Suk-ku, Radiating a Powerful Presence
Ju Hae-eun

Actress Ju Hae-eun is capturing attention with her distinct presence in Disney+'s 'Nine Puzzles'.

Ju Hae-eun took on the role of a bakery part-timer, 'Yeom Se-ryeong', in 'Nine Puzzles' (directed by Yoon Jong-bin), which was released on the 21st. 'Nine Puzzles' is a mystery thriller that unravels the secrets of a series of murders that restart with the pieces of a mysterious puzzle, involving the only witness to an unsolved case from ten years ago, who is now a professional profiler 'Yi Na' (played by Kim Da-mi), and a detective 'Han Saem' (played by Son Suk-ku) from the violent crimes unit who suspects her until the very end.

In the drama, 'Yeom Se-ryeong', who holds the alibi for the central case, appears to be in opposition to Han Saem (played by Son Suk-ku), thereby significantly heightening the tension of the narrative. Notably, her charismatic deep voice speaking Spanish also showcased a strong presence.

Ju Hae-eun made her debut in director Kang Hyeong-cheol's movie 'Swing Kids'. Following that, she played the role of 'Yoon Myung-hee' in Netflix's 'The Bequeathed', contributing significantly to the immersion of the work. In 'Hellbound' Season 2, she portrayed Jin-su's (played by Kim Sung-cheol) mother, leaving a deep impression on viewers with her delicate emotional expression and intense gaze.

Having navigated through various genres and roles, Ju Hae-eun's ability to captivate the public with her charm in the future is highly anticipated.

Ju Hae-eun stars in Disney+'s original series 'Nine Puzzles', which has released a total of 6 episodes so far. Three more episodes will be released on the 28th, and two additional episodes on June 4th, bringing the total to 11 episodes. 

(SBS Entertainment News | Kim Ji-hye)
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