Park Shin Hye Goes Undercover as a 20-Something Intern in New 90s Drama 'Undercover Miss Hong'
Actress Park Shin Hye returns in “Undercover Miss Hong,” a new comedy drama set in the late 1990s. She plays an elite financial officer who goes undercover as a 20-year-old intern.
What happens when a 30-something elite financial officer goes undercover as a 20-year-old intern? Actress Park Shin Hye is set to answer that question in her upcoming comedy drama, “Undercover Miss Hong.” Set in the fast-paced world of finance during the late 1990s, the series will see her navigate a dangerous double life, promising a fresh and charming performance.
A Trip Back to the 90s Financial Scene
According to a report from Soompi, “Undercover Miss Hong” centers on Hong Geum Bo (Park Shin Hye), an elite financial supervisory officer in her 30s. Her mission is to infiltrate a suspicious securities firm by posing as a 20-year-old entry-level employee. This setup forces her to lead a precarious double life as she tries to uncover corruption from within.
A Comedic Turn for Park Shin Hye
In this role, Park Shin Hye is expected to showcase her comedic timing, shifting between a sharp, seasoned professional and a naive, clumsy newcomer. The drama's blend of a specialized subject like finance with a lighthearted, comedic tone is a noteworthy element. With the retro trend still going strong in the K-drama landscape, the 1990s setting is poised to deliver both nostalgia and fun to audiences worldwide.
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