Intrusive Kwon Yu-ri increases 7kg + gives up BB cream...The opposite of Girls' Generation
Mar 10, 2025
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Kwon Yu-ri met with Sports Chosun at a cafe in Samcheong-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul on the 10th and said, `I wanted to look different from Yuri of Girls' Generation who was slouching.'
Released on the 12th, Invasion is a psychological-destroying thriller about Young-eun (Kwak Sun-young), whose daily life is collapsing due to her daughter So-hyun acting strangely, and Min (Kwon Yu-ri), who lost her memory of the past 20 years later, facing Hae-young (Lee Seol), and director Kim Yeo-jeong and director Lee Jung-chan took the megaphone.
Kwon Yu-ri commented on her feelings ahead of the release of the work "I feel differently. It's not easy for movies to come out to the world these days. Since I started filming the movie, I thought it would be nice to have a day when I could show it to many people, but it's amazing and exciting to be released like this."
Kwon Yu-ri played Min, an employee of a special cleaning company who lost his childhood memory. As for how he joined the film, he said, "I fell in love with the thriller genre, so I focused on it from beginning to end as if I were reading a novel." "I think the existing image of Girls' Generation was a big benefit when I joined the film. At least once, I had a desire to change my image, but I think the director caught me well."
"Since I've been in the entertainment industry for a long time, I wanted to show my face and eyes that haven't been seen before.""In order to express the rough skin tone and texture, I tried to hide the impression coldly without applying BB cream and spraying freckles." It was hoped that the character 'Kim Min', which was different from the previously smoothly organized appearance, would be accepted by the audience. At the time when he was filming the drama 'Parole Examiner Lee Han-shin', he filmed 'Invasion' together, and he had already gained 7kg to play the role of a police officer. He added, "I have to face Hae-young (Lee Seol) tightly in the play, and I wanted the force of pushing to be felt on the screen as well."
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