The highest ratings for Under the Queen's Umbrella were also broken. According to Nielsen Korea's figures, which were released on the 21st, the 12th episode of the Saturday-Sunday drama "Shruop" on tvN garnered 13.4% of the paid platform countrywide when it aired on the 19th. Every week, Under the Queen's Umbrella surpasses its previous high ratings, demonstrating enormous potential. In the Middle Ages courtroom drama Under the Queen's Umbrella, Kim Hye-soo portrays the Middle Ages Hwa-ryeong and displays her excellent acting abilities and presence.

For the first time in a while, Kim Hye-soo made an appearance in front of the audience in a historical drama "After watching "Jang Hee-bin" and "Fan ID," I greet you in a historical drama and add, "Hwaryeong immediately captivated me even though I have seen it in the existing historical drama or am not a real person. It is obvious why Under the Queen's Umbrella was selected. I choose Under the Queen's Umbrella due to its fresh historical drama, compelling plot, and strong characters "she said.

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Name: Kim Hye-soo

Born: September 5, 1970 (52 years old)

Nationality: Dongnae-gu, Busan Metropolitan City

Family: Mother Kim Hyun-sook, sister Kim Hye-sung, younger brother Kim Dong-hoon, Kim Dong-hee, and Kim Dong-hyun

Body: 170 cm,

Blood type: A

Religion: Buddhism

Debut: officially debuted on the screen in 1986 with the movie "Gambo."

Company: Walnut & U Entertainment

Academic background: Seoul Midong Primary School – Deokseong Girls' Middle School – Baehwa Girls' High School – Dongguk University – Sungkyunkwan University Graduate School of Journalism

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1. Who is Kim Hye Soo?

a South Korean performer. He made his acting debut in the 1986 film "Gambo," and he is a talented actor with a keen sense of humor. s He is a performer who can do anything, including femme fatale roles, serious positive acting, and sneakily broken gag characters. He received five major film prizes, three acting honors for different companies, and two White Award TV best actor nominations.

She was born in Busan and attended school there up until the third grade before moving to Seoul because of her father's employment in the trade industry and enrolling at Midong Elementary School.

She had practiced Taekwondo since she was a little child, but a CF director chose her as the model for the Taekwondo scene in the advertisement. As a Taekwondo girl, she made an appearance in a Nestle (formerly Hanseo Food) Milo commercial in 1985. As the night stage singer "Nayoung," Park Joong-hoon's rival in the drama, he made his acting debut in the film "Kambo," directed by Lee Hwang-rim, who had seen him in the commercial.

Due to her busy schedule at the time, Kim Hye-soo attempted to decline the job but was compelled to do so because the casting crew camped out in front of her house and made attempts to contact her. She maintained her popularity through the mid-to-late 1980s and into the 1990s, receiving a lot of affection and acting in TV dramas, movies, and as a presenter.

The movie experienced its second heyday in the 2000s. She has been working as a top actor up until this point and is not afraid of performance changes.

For Kim Hye-soo, clothing is a vital concept that must be addressed. Since the 1990s, when she had unfavorable views about exposure, Kim Hye-soo, who has served as the MC for the Blue Dragon Film Awards for 27 years, has drawn notice by donning an unusual exposure outfit each time.

In the 2000s, Kim Hye-soo introduced a dress that highlighted health beauty like a seductive vocalist. She also wore a slip-style dress that highlighted her magnificent figure. Are you an exposure patient? was asked as criticism of Kim Hye-soo came in. In an interview, Kim Hye-soo remarked, "Isn't an exposure patient a barbarian? Is it discovering you can't wear the dress you want to? Kim Hye-soo did not always wear a dress at the film awards ceremony.

Kim wore pants to the 2004 Korea Film Awards and the 2005 Daejong Film Festival, matching her short hairstyle. In a black suit and white blouse, Kim Hye-soo attracted attention at the 2016 Blue Dragon Film Awards. Kim Hye-soo garnered positive feedback for joining the global movement against the award ceremony tradition that at the time required actors to wear dresses and high heels.

Kim Hye-soo appears to have chosen a clothing style that emphasizes elegance rather than exposure most recently at the Blue Dragon Film Awards. Kim Hye-soo is displaying her attractiveness to the public with her short, bobbed hair by accessorizing her smooth shoulders with statement pieces of jewelry that draw attention to her collarbone.

2. Kim Hye-soo's personality

"I think I heard the phrases 'healthy' and 'confident,'" Kim Hye-soo said when revealing the qualifiers that appeared before her name. She was born hopefully rather than positive, according to Kim Hye-soo, who made a remark about her disposition.
Added Kim Hye-soo: "Although I don't give numerals an excessive amount of importance, they are not completely worthless in terms of age or anything else. Of certainly, doing something for more than ten years is crucial. (However) I believe that "did it correctly and are you doing it right?" is more significant than what you have done for a long period "He described his personal life philosophy.

Kim Hye-soo is a person with an excellent demeanor and consideration, and all the actors and actresses at the KBS2 "The Queen of Office" production presentation agreed. Kim Hye-soo added, “In actuality, I am not a terrifying person and I detest those who foster a challenging environment.”
Kim Hye-soo's genuine demeanor was misunderstood, according to Oh Ji-ho, who also attended the meeting. He stated that Kim Hye-soo arrived seven hours prior to filming the forklift scene and was practicing using it. Her perfectionism appears to be the root of Kim Hye-soo's assertive persona, he added.

"The Queen of Office" co-star Lee So-yoon commented, "I've never seen somebody as attractive while acting so far as Kim Hye-soo. I assumed he had been acting for a while because of his excellent humanity, the man added.

Jiwoo, an actress who formerly played Kim Hye-daughter soo's in the motion picture "Seoul is Cloudy With a Shower" said, "The more I know, the better it is. Kim Hye-soo shows the other person a lot of respect. She is hilarious and like a real sister, "He concluded by praising Kim Hyesoo's -character. 

3. Kim Hye Soo Activity(Actor Life)

She made her acting debut in the drama "Kambo" and has since been in "Samo Song," "Senoya," and "Sunshimi." Noh Joo-hyun, who played a 26-year-old in "Flower Blossom and Bird's Cry" at the age of 20, and Lee Hye-sook, who was already regarded as a veteran, both displayed their innocence in “Senoya.”

It holds true for movies as well. She continued to play an innocent character in 1991 movies like "The Lost You," which she made when she was just 20 years old. She got the youngest Blue Dragon Actress Award for her performance as the embodiment of her first love in director Lee Myung-Se's movie “First Love.”

Due to the generational transition of the new generation, she experienced a slump in the early and middle of the 2000s when she entered her 30s, just like other top stars in their 30s including Choi Jin-sil, Chae Shi-ra, and Ha Hee-ra.

Then, in 2006, "Tazza," in which Jeong Madame appeared, became a great hit with 6.84 million viewers and earned two Blue Dragon Film Awards for best actress and popular star, ushering in a second heyday. As the movie gains speed, Kim Hye-soo starts to take on characters that no one else could possibly play, carving out her own niche in the process.

She collaborated with director Choi Dong-hoon on "Tazza," and in 2012 she starred in "The Thieves," which was a major success with 12.98 million viewers, earning him the honor of being one of the "10 million actors." She portrayed Pepsi, a professional criminal who robbed a safe, in the film.

She portrayed Mom (Ma Woo-hee), the head of the Incheon Chinatown Association, in the 2015 movie "China Town."  By surpassing the break-even point, the movie not only showed how powerful Kim Hye-soo is, but it also earned him the Chunsa Film Award, the Korea Film Critics Association Award, the Korea Film Writers Association Award, and the Golden Filming Award.

She was chosen to star in the Netflix original drama "Juvenile Justice," which focused on the issue of "Tokyo Boys," which has frequently been referenced as a significant issue in Korea. He portrays Shim Eun-seok, a prestigious juvenile judge who despises young offenders for whatever reason, in the drama. Shim Eun-seok, who merely outwardly presented as solemn and chilly but honestly emphasized the topic of juvenile offenders, transformed into the work itself and left behind many memorable lines and scenes, demonstrating once more why she is a wonderful actress.

She made an appearance in the tvN drama Under the Queen's Umbrella in October 2022 as Im Hwa-ryeong.

4. Kim Hye Soo Issue

Before the office scenario was broadcast in March 2013, she started a case of plagiarism.

A significant portion of Kim Hye-thesis, soo's master's "A Study on the Communication Behavior of Actors," which she got from the Graduate School of Journalism at Sungkyunkwan University in 2001, was discovered to have been plagiarized. Kim Hye-soo decided to deal with the backlash head-on rather than dodge it. She prepared an unscheduled separate apology meeting and apologized before the production presentation's official start time.

Kim Hye-soo returned her degree right away and talked about her emotions in interviews. Kim Hye-soo apologized for causing you so much worry and lowered her head. If my personality were perfect, would there be such a controversy? she responded when asked if it was perfect like the character "Miss Kim" in the drama. She answered coolly, displaying her aptitude for business, "I didn't even know there was a mistake.

On July 10, 2019, CBS's Kim Hyun-jung news program revealed that Kim Hye-mother soo's had borrowed KRW 1.35 billion from several friends but had not paid it back. A sitting congressman is among those who gave Kim Hye-mother soo's money, but she was previously affected by such issues and eventually lost touch with her eight years ago. Kim Hye-soo paid off her mother's debts almost entirely with her own money in 2012, therefore she was not at all to blame for the debt-to-equity problem and there were no institutional means to stop it.

The well-known book aficionado Kim Hye-soo declared in an interview, "I read all the works of my favorite author." By specifically stating, "When I have a new favorite writer, I read all his books and leave books that are not in Korea to be translated by a personal translator," Kim Hye-soo caught people's attention. Speaking English, Chinese, Japanese, and Spanish with ease, Kim Hye-soo is also trilingual.

5. Interview related to Under The Queen Umbrella

Regarding Kim Hae-sook, who has been collaborating with "Shrupp" once more since "The Thieves," Kim Hye-soo commented, "While many people are anticipating it, I am actually most forward for my meeting with the teacher. My teacher is a really unique and exceptional actress. Like everyone else, I find his preparation style to be impressive. "When I shoot, my entire body's cells are stimulated as if they were living." The crucial component is the clash between the heavy conflict and the contrast, and "Under the Queen's Umbrella" will demonstrate the enormous synergy. A powerful motivator is being with a talented performer. She added with respect, “Every time I work with my teacher, I am working with gratitude.”

Added Kim Hye-soo: "Sincerity, in my opinion, is acting's the greatest asset. "As a queen, mother, and lady, I'm focusing on the path she has to draw," she said, adding that she is ready to express her character with sincerity. "The part of 'Hwaryeong' is no different. Aside from that "There is a limit to the visual contrast because it is a historical play. However, a golden bivalve with a distinct dragon design exists and represents Hwaryeong "He declared, disclosing the Hwaryeong visual differentiation point and announcing the birth of his own special Jungjeon.

Kim Hye-soo stated, "Hwaryeong is highly intuitive and cautious. He follows the ideals but is not out of touch and is more alert than anyone else in that era. And unlike anybody else, he takes strong action quickly. Additionally, there is wit. He said, alluding to the traits of the character, "Such an image of Hwaryeong appears in diverse circumstances in each episode. "Up until now, there has never been such a fantastic drama! He added, "He made everyone laugh by expressing the moniker that is most appropriate for the character," saying, “The busiest mother of state and the fastest queen that everyone will meet for the first time.”

Freshness was stated by Kim Hye-soo as the primary factor in picking her work.  The aspect of "Shrupp" that captivated Kim Hye-soo is a writing that is brimming with life. Everything was brand new, she claimed. It is not a fusion but alludes to the Joseon Dynasty. She replied with assurance, "All the air was new and the character was quite modern.

"The capacity to perform across a broad spectrum increases the appetite for challenge I took a lot away from this work.  My mom is a powerhouse.  How much a mother can go to defend her family and kids.  It's not simply Jungjeon's story, she declared.

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