A man who even played love, Baek Hee-sung (played by Lee Joon-ki), his wife Cha Cha Ji-won (played by Moon Chae-won), and two characters facing the reality they want to ignore are the main characters in the high-density emotional tracking drama "Flower of Evil."

Jiwon's actor Moon Chae-won skillfully conveys the delicately poised emotions of understanding Hyun-soo's identity, being torn between her melancholy desire to hold onto her love till the end and her abrupt misgivings that have suddenly entered her cheerful daily life. 

Viewers enjoyed the actors' chemistry in particular. All of the actors gave their characters new life, including Lee Joon-gi, who with "The Flower of Evil" once again established his presence, Moon Chae-won, who displayed emotional passion while using entirely different acting techniques, Seo Hyun-woo, who freely displayed flexible acting while being sly and serious, and Kim Ji-hoon, who gave audiences chills as the greatest villains.

Profile : 

Real name: Moon Chae-won

Birthday: November 13, 1986 (35 years old)

Height: 168 cm

Weight: 49 kg

Blood type: B

Nationality: South Korea

Company Name: IOK Company

Debut: SBS drama 'Mackerel Run' in 2007

Academic background: Seoul Bongeun Elementary School - Cheongdam Middle School - Seonhwa Arts High School - Chugye Arts University Western Painting Department

MBTI: ISFJ

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1. Moon Chae Won's Activities : 

She is an actor from South Korea.

She relocated to Gangnam-gu, Seoul while he was in the sixth grade of elementary school from Daegu Metropolitan City, but she struggled to communicate because of the Gyeongsang-do dialect, which left her feeling isolated for a year in middle school.

Since she was a primary school student, she had an elusive desire to appear in plays and films.

She stressed to her parents that she would leave the art program at Sunhwa Arts High Sch

ool in order to enroll in the theater and cinema program in her third year of high school because she thought she wanted to become an actor. She had to visit the Western painting department of the Autumn University of Arts because it still didn't work. she entered Star K Entertainment after dropping out in the middle of a semester.

With its natural aegyo, "Hey, give it to me," Lee Seung-entertainment ki's program "Running Man" became a big subject. Because of her apparent features, beautiful demeanor, and charming and innocent atmosphere, she is an actor frequently referred to as the ideal type of many male superstars.

2. Moon Chae Won's Personality :

Moon Chae-won stated in an interview, "I don't normally have a lot of aegyo," and added, "I'm not detailed in my life and I'm a bit like a stone." Additionally, he claimed that she has a laid-back nature and that it is challenging for her to preserve her femininity. He further claims that she lacks an active lifestyle and is a homebody who prefers to spend her free time at home.

Moon Chae-won is quiet and serious, according to actor Lee Joon-ki, who filmed "Flower of Evil," who also claimed that she has the opposite personality.

"Mood of the Day" actor Yoo Yeon-Seok observed that Moon Chae-won had a "feminine and peaceful personality" upon first meeting her. He reacts favorably when he tells a dirty joke on the set, adding, "But my genuine disposition was quite easy-going." As a result, the vibe on set was excellent,' he claimed, garnering media attention.

3. Moon Chae Won's Activities (Actor Life) :

She made her acting debut in 2007 in the SBS comedy "Mackrell Run." She lit an aromatherapy candle on her head the night before the audition to help her unwind, but it dropped to her face and burned her hair and brows. Despite this, she still went through with the audition and was successful. Sadly, this work was completed too soon.

She gained notoriety in 2008 when she appeared as a gisaeng Jeonghyang in the SBS historical drama "Painter of the Wind." She and Moon Geun-young were dubbed the “Dot-Nyang Couple.”

Additionally, a female couple will get the Best Couple Award in Korea for the first time, making broadcasting history.

She also had an appearance in the 2009 drama "Brilliant Legacy," where she played a fierce rival to Han Hyo-joo. With more than 40% of viewers, it was a box office success, and Moon Chae-won sees it as a significant piece of work that helped the public become familiar with her.

She took a one-year break from "It's Okay, Daddy's Girl" in 2010 owing to the end of her contract with his prior agency, then joined with M-Team Entertainment.

Her fame increased when she was chosen to play the lead in the drama "The Princess's Man" in 2011. Due to its excellent images that complement hanbok at the time, this work is known as Moon Chae-Leeds won's era. Although there was controversy about the drama's postponement at first, it ended up being quite successful with strong ratings and a popularity rating of 25% as it moved into the second half.

She played a violent melodrama with her distinctive emotive performance in the drama "The Innocent Man" in 2012. In 2013, as opposed to the previous movies, which mostly featured the leads of the romantic melodrama "Good Doctor" and the drama "Good Doctor," She expanded her acting range by playing a bright role for the first time in a long time.

While consistently working, she played Cha Ji-won, a vicious investigator in the 2020 drama "Flower of Evil," garnering positive reviews for her intensely emotional performance. She also acted in romantic comedies like "Love Forecast" and “Mood of the Day.”

4. Related Interview :

Moon Chae-won stated in an interview following the conclusion of "Flower of Evil," "I think it is a work that has committed more affection than ever. As much as her affection was great, she wanted to represent the character of Cha Ji-won and his emotions as authentically as she could.

I am grateful to all the staff and colleagues, but I am especially grateful to director Kim Chul-kyu. When the director hugged me after the filming was finished, I cried a lot because I was sad. As a result, there were difficult and difficult processes, but I am satisfied that it will be rewarding work as a result.

With "Flower of Evil," Moon Chae-won challenged a new genre called Spence Melo while displaying the same thing as previously as an actor, i.e., her distinct essence that does not change as an actor. She claimed she wished she could lead the story with expertise and act a little more maturely than she had in the past.

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