Park Eun-hye to Captivate Viewers with Charming Role in 'Marie and Her Strange Dads'

Actress Park Eun-hye is set to take over the small screen with her lovely charm in the upcoming KBS 1TV daily drama, 'Marie and Her Strange Dads' (working title), scheduled to premiere in October. The series depicts the heartwarming and tenacious journey of a family searching for Marie's father.

In the drama, Park Eun-hye will portray Joo Shi-ra, Marie's mother and a notorious scandal-maker. Unlike her rational daughter Marie, Shi-ra is emotional and impulsive, often finding herself at the center of family mishaps. Her life, already filled with turbulence, is thrown into a storm when her ex-husband, Kang Min-bo (played by Hwang Dong-joo), returns to Korea.

Recently released stills show Park Eun-hye exuding a youthful beauty that defies her role as the mother of a daughter in her late twenties. In one image, she is seen working as a cleaner at the hospital where her daughter Marie (played by Ha Seung-ri) works, sporting an visibly angry expression that piques the audience's curiosity.

Park Eun-hye plans to bring Shi-ra to life, portraying her as a lively character who dreams of love while being a bit of a tomboy. Her unwavering love for her daughter, however, will place her at the heart of unfolding events as a long-held secret comes to light. Anticipation is high for how Park Eun-hye will portray Shi-ra's emotional depth and the significant conflicts she faces.

The production team of 'Marie and Her Strange Dads' commented, "Actress Park Eun-hye is enthusiastically dedicated to showcasing the character's unpredictable emotional shifts and her passionate personality," adding, "We ask for your great interest in Shi-ra's journey as both a mother and a woman navigating a life full of challenges."

Park Eun-hye debuted in 1998 with the film 'A Man with Flowers' and has since demonstrated solid acting skills in various projects. She has proven her wide acting spectrum by seamlessly transitioning between classical beauty in historical dramas and relatable charm in contemporary ones. Beyond her acting career, she actively engages with the public through her honest and witty commentary on variety shows, earning widespread affection.